Vietnam e-Visa

What’s Vietnam e-Visa?

Vietnam e-Visa is visa types offered by the Vietnam Immigration Department to foreigners entering the country. E-visa holders may remain in Vietnam for a maximum of 90 consecutive days after the initial entry date, both single and multiple entry and available to all countries and territories.

More about Vietnam e-Visa

Pros

Cons

E-Visa is available for all countries and territories. E-Visa now is granted for both single and multiple entry. 3 month e-Visa is available now. E-Visa holders do not need to wait in the VOA counter at Vietnam airport to get visa stamped. There are 42 international checkpoints including International airports, landports and seaports. While Visa on arrival only can enter at fews international airports instead. In emergency cases, all travelers can choose express service within 1 or 2 working days instead of 3 working days.

E-visa holders have to commit to declare temporary residence according to the provisions of Vietnameses laws.

Vietnam e-Visa Requirements

• Portrait photography (4*6 size, colored photo, white background, straight looking without glasses): Check Vietnam Visa photo guidelines;
• Passport data page image (Only upload 1 passport data page, upload clear photos, no lost corners)

1. Personal Information

• Last name (Surname);
• First name (Middle and given name);
• Date of birth;
• Place of birth;
• Nationality;
• Identity Card;
• Religion;
• Contact email;
• Have you been to Vietnam in the last one years? If yes, when?
• Have you ever violated any Vietnamese law/ regulation?

2. Requested Information

• To issue e-Visa for Single-entry or Multiple-entry;
• eVisa valid duration;

3. Passport Information

• Passport number;
• Issuing Authority/Place of issue;
• Passport type;
• Date of issue;
• Expiry date;
• Do you hold any other valid passports?

4. Contact infomation

• Permanent residential address;
• Contact address;
• Phone number;

Emergency contact

• Full name;
• Current residential address;
• Phone number;
• Relationship;

5. Occupation

• Occupation;
• Occupation info;
• Name of Company/Agency/School;
• Position/Course of study;
• Address of Company/Agency/School;
• Phone number of Company/agency/school;

6. Information about the trip

• Purpose of entry;
• Intended date of entry;
• Intended length of stay in Viet Nam;
• Residential address in Viet Nam;
• Intended border gate of entry;
• Intended border gate of exit;

Committed to declare temporary residence according to the provisions of Vietnameses laws.

Who is eligible apply to Vietnam eVisa?

The Vietnamese government has issued Resolution No. 127/NQ-CP, dated August 14, 2023, regarding the application of electronic visas. This resolution grants e-visas to citizens of all countries and territories who wish to enter and stay in Vietnam for up to 90 days.

Ports of Entry for Vietnam e-Visa

For Vietnam e-Visas, there are specific ports of entry where travelers can enter and exit the country. These include 13 international airports, 16 land border crossings, and 13 seaports. Below is a list of the most common ports of entry for Vietnam e-Visa holders:

International Airports:

1. Noi Bai International Airport (HAN) – Hanoi
2. Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN) – Ho Chi Minh City
3. Da Nang International Airport (DAD) – Da Nang
4. Cam Ranh International Airport (CXR) – Nha Trang
5. Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC) – Phu Quoc Island
6. Cat Bi International Airport (HPH) – Hai Phong
7. Can Tho International Airport (VCA) – Can Tho
8. Lien Khuong International Airport (DLI) – Da Lat
9. Phu Bai International Airport (HUI) – Hue City
10. Phu Cat Airport (UIH) – Binh Dinh
11. Van Don International Airport (VDO) – Quang Ninh
12. Tho Xuan Airport (THD) – Thanh Hoa
13. Dong Hoi Airport (VDH) – Quang Binh

Land Border Crossings:

1. Tay Trang Border Gate – Dien Bien (Vietnam-Laos border)
2. Mong Cai Border Gate – Quang Ninh (Vietnam-China border)
3. Huu Nghi Border Gate – Lang Son (Vietnam-China border)
4. Lao Cai Border Gate – Lao Cai (Vietnam-China border)
5. Na Meo Border Gate – Thanh Hoa (Vietnam-Laos border)
6. Nam Can Border Gate – Nghe An (Vietnam-Laos border)
7. Cau Treo Border Gate – Ha Tinh (Vietnam-Laos border)
8. Cha Lo Border Gate – Quang Binh (Vietnam-Laos border) 
   
9. La Lay Border Gate – Quang Tri (Vietnam-Laos border) 
   
10. Lao Bao Border Gate – Quang Tri (Vietnam-Laos border) 
    
11. Bo Y Border Gate – Kon Tum (Vietnam-Laos border)
12. Moc Bai Border Gate – Tay Ninh (Vietnam-Cambodia border)
13. Xa Mat Border Gate – Tay Ninh (Vietnam-Cambodia border)
14. Tinh Bien Border Gate – An Giang (Vietnam-Cambodia border)
15. Vinh Xuong Border Gate – An Giang (Vietnam-Cambodia border)
16. Ha Tien Border Gate – Kien Giang (Vietnam-Cambodia border)

Seaports:

1. Hon Gai Seaport – Quang Ninh
2. Cam Pha Seaport – Quang Ninh
3. Hai Phong Seaport – Hai Phong
4. Nghi Son Seaport – Thanh Hoa
5. Vung Ang Seaport – Ha Tinh
6. Chan May Seaport – Thua Thien Hue
7. Da Nang Seaport – Da Nang
8. Nha Trang Seaport – Khanh Hoa
9. Quy Nhon Seaport – Binh Dinh
10. Dung Quat Seaport – Quang Ngai
11. Vung Tau Seaport – Ba Ria – Vung Tau
12. Ho Chi Minh City Seaport – Ho Chi Minh City
13. Duong Dong Seaport – Phu Quoc Island

Important Notes:

• Ensure your e-Visa is valid for the port of entry you choose.
• Always check the latest updates from the Vietnamese Immigration Department or the official e-Visa website, as ports of entry may change.
• If you plan to enter through a land border or seaport, confirm in advance that the specific port accepts e-Visas.

How to Apply for Vietnam evisa?

Get your e-visa in 4 simple steps:

• Step 1: Fill in your application form online at our website and upload your photo.
• Step 2: Make payment with us as per our instructions (service fee).
• Step 3: Get your e-Visa from our email within 4 -6 working days .
• Step 4: Print the enclosed e-visa and your passport to show up for boarding and landing

Vietnam E-visa cost and processing time

E-Visa holders only need to pay service fee which is paid online to process the pre-approval letter issued by Vietnam Immigration Department and sent via your email.

For processing time, you should pay attention to the official time zone which is 7 hours ahead (GMT +7) and public Holidays in Vietnam because it will vary due to individual circumstances and periods. Normally, it takes 4 -6 working days to receive the approval letter.

Frequently Asked Questions