Vietnam e-visa.
Normal or urgent.
Need help applying, or is your flight coming up? Choose the service that fits your deadline.
E-visa, in brief.
A Vietnam e-visa is issued online by the Vietnam Immigration Department. It is available to citizens of all countries and territories, for stays of up to 90 days, with single or multiple entry. You apply while outside Vietnam and use an approved border gate.[1][2][12]
Check before you pay for a visa.
Some passports qualify for visa-free tourist stays. Check your passport country and the total days of your visit.
See the visa-free country list and important exceptions
45 days · general policy
Germany, France, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, Russia, Japan, South Korea, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland.
45 days · tourism-only policy
Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Hungary, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland.
30 days
Belarus, Cambodia, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand.
90 days
Chile, Panama.
21 days
Philippines.
14 days
Brunei.
- Belarus: 30 days per visit; no more than 90 days in one calendar year. Kazakhstan: 30 days per visit; no more than 90 days in any 180-day period.
- Myanmar: 30 days under the amended agreement effective 1 January 2020. Not for employment or other commercial activities.[11]
- Singapore and the Philippines: return/onward-ticket conditions apply. Other nationalities also have passport and purpose-of-travel conditions; check the official list.
- Phu Quoc: the separate up-to-30-day island-only exemption does not cover a mainland Vietnam itinerary. Transit conditions must be checked.
- UK: British citizen passports, not British National (Overseas) passports. Different rules apply to diplomatic, official, temporary and emergency passports.
Normal e-visa
application support.
For travellers who have time before their trip but need help applying, or keep running into submission errors.
We review your details and help prepare and submit the application. Choose the visa that covers your travel dates and any planned return to Vietnam.
Usually 3–7 working days| Stay | Single entry One visit | Multiple entry Leave and return |
|---|---|---|
| 30 days | ||
| 90 days |
Urgent e-visa support.
Forgot to apply, or still waiting for a result? Send your arrival deadline and application status. We check whether urgent support is possible.
No code yet?Send a request for an individual quote. Do not add these support fees to the normal-service prices.
| Processing option | Support fee USD / applicant |
|---|---|
| $35 | |
| $40 | |
| $55 | |
| $65 | |
| $95 | |
| $125 |
One support price, USD per applicant. Government e-visa fee is $25 single entry / $50 multiple entry and is not included. A government fee already paid for that application is not added again.[1]
Cutoff times and how urgent processing works
Contact us with your flight deadline and application code so we can confirm the applicable intake cutoff and delivery window. All times are in Vietnam time (UTC+7). These are requested working-day/hour windows, not a countdown from sending this form. Complete documents, cutoff times, weekends/holidays, the application status and Immigration review affect acceptance and timing. Do not travel on an assumed approval.
Have these ready.
Send the request first. We contact you to check your case and collect the documents. Use the same passport for the application and your trip.
Passport information page
A clear, full-page image: no cropped details or unreadable text. Check its expiry and blank pages.
Recent portrait photo
Front-facing, white background, no hat or glasses. The official portal requests JPG/JPEG, 4×6 cm, under 2 MB.[2]
Your travel details
Entry and exit dates, arrival border gate, flight deadline and the emergency contact with address in your country and phone number
Existing application, if any
Your application code, the current status and any request to amend the application. Keep the payment receipt.
Do I need a visa if my passport is visa-free?
Not usually, if your whole visit fits the relevant allowance and you meet its conditions. A longer stay normally needs an appropriate visa. Do not assume you can add extra days to a visa-free stay automatically. Phu Quoc-only exemptions do not cover a mainland trip.
Single or multiple entry: which should I choose?
Single entry is for one visit: it ends when you leave. Choose multiple entry if you plan to leave Vietnam and return during the visa’s validity. Neither choice lets you stay beyond the expiry date printed on the e-visa.[3]
When should I apply, and is approval guaranteed?
Apply well before your departure. Our normal option is usually 3–7 working days, but corrections or additional checks can take longer. Urgent requests must be accepted first. No service can replace the Immigration Department’s decision; airlines also check your travel documents.
What must I check on the issued e-visa?
Your full name, passport number, date of birth, nationality, entry/exit validity dates and entry type. If anything is wrong, contact us before travelling. Do not assume an issued visa can be edited immediately or that urgent support will fix every case.
What should I bring, and can I use any border gate?
Bring your valid passport and a printed e-visa. Use a border gate on the government’s approved list; check your application and planned port before booking. Have at least six months’ passport validity at arrival and enough blank pages; ask us first if your passport situation differs.[2][8]
Can I apply or extend an e-visa while in Vietnam?
This application service is for travellers outside Vietnam. Do not rely on extending or renewing your e-visa from inside the country. A different visa route may require a sponsor and a separate Immigration process.[2][3][8]
What happens if the application is refused?
The government e-visa fee is not refunded if an application is refused. Tell us about previous refusals or repeated errors before payment so we can check the appropriate next step.[3]
Tell us what you need.
For applicants outside Vietnam. One request for one applicant; for a group, tell us the number of travellers in the notes. Fields marked * are required.
Official visa information · checked 4 October 2026
- [1] Vietnam Immigration Department — official e-visa portal
- [2] Official application instructions and approved border gates
- [3] Immigration Department — e-visa definition, eligibility and non-refundable fees
- [4] MOFA — passport-specific visa-exemption list
- [5] Government Resolution 44/NQ-CP — 12-country 45-day exemption
- [6] Government Resolution 229/NQ-CP — 12 additional countries, tourism only
- [8] U.S. Department of State — passport, printed e-visa and travel-document guidance
- [9] MOFA — bilateral agreements and entry conditions
- [10] Myanmar MOFA — bilateral visa-exemption list, January 2026
- [11] Official Myanmar/Vietnam amendment — 30 days, effective January 2020
- [12] Vietnam National Authority of Tourism — e-visas for all countries/territories
Policies can change. This page is practical guidance for ordinary-passport visitors, not an Immigration approval. Check the official sources and your specific passport/travel conditions before departure.