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Planning a trip to Thailand, Vietnam and Bali ?

Visa requirements:  

For Thailand - In order to enter these countries, U.S. and Canadian citizens need a valid passport with an expiration date extending at least six months beyond the date of reentry.

For Vietnam - U.S. and Canadian passport holders must obtain a visa to enter Vietnam. You must obtain your Vietnam visa in advance by purchasing an electronic visa on the Vietnam Immigration Department, by applying directly to the Vietnamese consulate

For Bali - U.S. and Canadian passport holders must obtain a visa in order to enter Indonesia. You will be able to purchase one at the airport upon arrival for $35 using cash (USD) or credit card. Alternatively, you can apply for an eVisa or traditional visa in advance. To do so, visit Indonesia Immigration.

We recommend having at least two blank passport pages for entry stamps.

• There is no visa required for U.S. or Canadian citizens to enter the United Arab Emirates.
• your specific entry requirements.

For Bali - All foreigners entering Bali need to pay a Tourism Levy of about $10. We recommend paying for yours in advance through the Love Bali website  Additionally, all foreigners entering Indonesia must fill out an electric Customs Declaration form (e-CD) within 72 hours prior to arrival. You receive a QR code which must be presented after collecting your luggage upon arrival. In response to the declaration of Mpox as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern, Bali has implemented the following screening measures for all arriving travelers. All travelers are required to complete the SATUSEHAT Health Pass prior to departure, and receive a QR code which must be presented to the Health Quarantine Officers upon arrival. You will also be required to pass through a thermal screen designed to detect elevated body temperature of 37.5°C (99.5°F) or higher. Should you have an elevated body temperature, additional screening/testing will take place.

Cultural etiquette It is important to dress modestly when visiting temples, remove shoes before entering homes or pagodas, and always show respect to elders.

Clothing: We suggest selecting lightweight and comfortable attire that can be easily layered to accommodate changing temperatures. A light jacket or rain gear might also come in handy. For exploring, a durable pair of walking shoes or sneakers is advisable. Keep in mind that you'll need to take off your shoes when visiting Buddhist religious sites. Outdoor excursions call for waterproof shoes or sandals, along with a swimsuit, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Binoculars can enhance your experience by providing a closer view of local wildlife and scenery. Consider packing slightly more formal clothing if you're planning to dine at upscale restaurants or attend special performances. Remember that it's respectful to avoid wearing attire that exposes bare legs and shoulders when visiting temples or religious sites, as entry could be declined based on this criterion.

Local laws: Respect local laws and regulations. Possession and use of drugs, even in small amounts, can lead to severe penalties.

Language:  While english is widely spoken in these 3 destinations, 

For Thailand, the official language is Thai. 

For Vietnam, the official language is Vietnamese.

For Bali, the official language is Balinese 

Currency: 

The currency in Thailand is the Thai Baht (THB). In Vietnam, the currency will be Vietnamese Dong and for Bali, the currency will be Indonesian Rupiah.  It's recommended to carry some local currency for small purchases, but credit and debit cards are widely accepted in urban areas.

Safety: Thailand, Vietnam and Bali are generally considered safe for travelers, but exercise caution in crowded areas and be aware of common scams. Keep your belongings secure and be mindful of your surroundings.