How do I get to Dak Lak from Japan?

Dak Lak is best reached by flying into a nearby major airport (Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, or Da Nang), then taking domestic transport. Options include domestic flights, trains, buses, or private car services.

What should Japan citizens know before visiting Dak Lak?

Visit a local coffee farm to see the full process from bean to cup. Additionally, make sure your passport has at least 6 months validity and 2 blank pages. Vietnam uses the Vietnamese Dong (VND) — ATMs are widely available in major cities and tourist areas.

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Japan to Dak Lak, Vietnam

Complete visa and travel guide for Japan citizens visiting Dak Lak, Vietnam in 2026.

Quick Answer for Japan Citizens

Visa-Free

✓Visa-free entry for up to 45 days

✓E-Visa available (up to 90 days, single or multiple entry)

✓Visa on Arrival available (airports only)

Visa Requirements for Japan Citizens

Great news! Japan citizens can enter Vietnam visa-free for up to 45 days for tourism, including visiting Dak Lak. You just need a valid passport with at least 6 months remaining validity.

For stays longer than 45 days, or for non-tourism purposes, you can apply for an e-visa online (valid for up to 90 days, costs $25-50).

Full Japan Visa Guide →

About Dak Lak

The coffee capital of Vietnam, Dak Lak is the largest province in the Central Highlands, known for its vast coffee plantations, Lak Lake, and elephant conservation.

Top Highlights

•Vast Robusta coffee plantations
•Lak Lake and M'Nong ethnic minority village
•Dray Sap and Dray Nur twin waterfalls

Full Dak Lak Travel Guide →

Getting to Dak Lak from Japan

Best Time to Visit

November to March for dry season and coffee harvest

Available Visa Types

Tourist Visa90 days Business Visa90 days E-Visa (Electronic Visa)90 days Visa on Arrival90 days Transit Visa5 days Work Visa730 days

Frequently Asked Questions

Japan citizens can enter Vietnam visa-free for up to 45 days for tourism. This includes visiting Dak Lak. For longer stays, an e-visa (up to 90 days) is available.

Information is provided for guidance only. Always verify with official Vietnamese government sources before making travel decisions.

Last updated: January 2026