Article 51 establishes the effective date of the Law on Exit and Entry of Vietnamese Citizens. This law officially came into force after being passed by the National Assembly, setting the legal foundation for the management of passports, immigration documents, and the rights and obligations of Vietnamese citizens when traveling abroad or returning home.
✅ Key Points of Article 51
The law took legal effect from the date specified in the National Assembly’s resolution, ensuring consistency in managing entry and exit activities of citizens.
All immigration-related activities, including passport issuance, exit, and entry, must comply with this law from its effective date.
Previous regulations inconsistent with this law ceased to apply, reinforcing legal clarity and uniform implementation.
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