The Tax Department said that once a payment is recorded and outstanding tax debt falls below the set threshold, its system can send a cancellation of the exit ban to immigration authorities within 3–5 minutes. Taxpayers who do not operate at their registered address (status 06) have 120 days to complete procedures to restore or terminate their tax code before being notified of an exit ban, while other taxpayers face a ban if overdue tax debt is not cleared within 30 days of the tax office's notice. To lift the ban, individuals and household businesses must reduce debt below 50 million VND, and enterprises and cooperatives below 500 million VND, with payments possible via eTax Mobile or the National Public Service Portal. Foreigners and overseas Vietnamese must also settle their tax obligations before leaving the country.
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