Identification documents for flying in 2026: adults, children, VNeID and when documents are lost
CCCD, passport, VNeID level 2 for people from 14 years old; Birth certificate or VNeID of parents for children under 14 years old; Driver's license is not accepted.
How do parents track their children's flights via Zalo?
Ticket issuance, schedule reminders, takeoff, landing, flight time change — all are automatically notified via Zalo to both students and parents. How VeDuHoc's system works.
What is the difference between airline ticket classes: Business, Premium Economy, Economy, Eco, Deluxe?
Compare Business, Premium Economy, Economy and Eco, Deluxe, SkyBoss packages: seats, baggage, refunds - which class to choose for your study abroad trip?
Admission schedules for different countries and the "golden" time to book study abroad tickets
Australia enrolls in February and July, USA - Canada falls in August and September, Korea in March and September... Know the admission schedule to reserve your seat early, with good prices and enough luggage.
9 experiences in booking air tickets to study abroad that parents need to know
How early to book tickets, which route to choose to get more luggage, what to note about transit and payment? 9 practical experiences to help parents book study abroad tickets for their children safely and economically.
Sim, eSIM and internet when you first arrive abroad
Instructions for preparing SIM, eSIM and internet for international students: have internet immediately upon landing, choose local SIM, keep Vietnamese SIM to receive OTP and authenticate subscription.
Exit procedures at Vietnam airport for international students
Step-by-step instructions when leaving the country at Tan Son Nhat, Noi Bai, Da Nang: required documents, foreign currency declaration, exit control, security and notes for first-time flyers.
Help your child choose a major and a suitable country to study abroad
The 4-step framework helps parents accompany their children in choosing majors and countries to study abroad: from interests, abilities to costs and visa policies.
When children encounter problems abroad: what parents need to do
Process for handling problems when your child studying abroad has problems: prepare emergency documents, contact the school, insurance, the Embassy and how to effectively support your child from afar.
Documents to bring with you when flying to study abroad (no deposit)
Checklist of documents to bring with you when flying to study abroad: passport, visa, admission documents, finances, insurance, accommodation and how to save copies to avoid trouble when entering the country.