Vietnam Tourist Visa Information - updated on 10/9/25
E-Visa - Updated as at 10/09/2025
Start here to establish your country's passport validity to enter Vietnam. https://evisa.gov.vn.
As of 2025 there are 29 countries Visa exempt. All other nationalities require an Evisa. Using the link above you can apply for your Evisa taking care to submit all information correctly. One error or mismatch to your passport and or air ticket could result in you being denied access at check in.
Please visit this new addresses to submit your application and check the result.
It is important you devote the necessary time and attention to detail to ensure your EVisa application is completed correctly. Failing to do so risks your ability to check in for your flight and will result in additional fees. Failure to present an Evisa matching your flight ticket and Passport, with correct spelling of ALL your names in your passport, sex, entry destination, arrival and departure dates, place of stay on arrival, etc, WILL REQUIRE YOU TO ARRANGE AN EMERGENCY VISA ON ARRIVAL AND COST YOU DEARLY.
FAQs – Tips in Plain English
1. What is an e-visa really?
It’s a digital visa linked to your passport. That’s why every detail—name, date of birth, passport number—must match exactly. Even one typo will stop you at check-in.
2. What do I need ready before applying?
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Passport with 6 months’ validity and 2 free pages
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A digital passport-style photo (JPEG/PNG, not PDF)
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A photo of your passport’s main page
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Your entry city, exit city, and first accommodation address in Vietnam
3. When should I apply?
The system says 3–5 working days, but don’t risk it. Apply 2 weeks ahead. This gives you time to correct any mistakes or resubmit if needed.
4. What’s the difference between visa exemption and an e-visa?
If your country is on the exemption list, you get 45 days without applying or paying a fee. If not, you must apply for an e-visa. (Always double-check the official immigration link for updates. - https://evisa.gov.vn/
5. What happens if something goes wrong?
Workarounds exist—VIP letters or flying out to reapply—but they’re expensive and stressful. Better to double-check everything upfront. You will need to contact an Official Travel Agency to arrange this.