At a glance
Know your visa before you travel
- Entries
- Single or multiple, as issued
- Permitted stay
- Check the dates and conditions on the issued visa
- Visa validity
- Up to 90 days
Validity is the period when a visa can be used. Permitted stay is how long you can remain. Check both against your itinerary and the conditions on your issued document.
A little preparation goes a long way
Your document checklist
Have these details ready before you begin. The exact requirements depend on your passport and visa category; additional evidence may be requested.
- 01Passport details and a readable passport data-page image
- 02A portrait meeting the current official instructions
- 03Planned travel dates, address in Vietnam and entry/exit checkpoints
Keep identity documents private. Document uploads are not open on iVisaPortal; please do not attach passports or identity documents to an enquiry email.
Know what you pay
Visa fees, clearly explained
Government charges and private assistance are separate components. Check the amount for your visa variant and keep any additional mandatory costs in view.
Government fee
- Single entry
- USD 25
- Multiple entry
- USD 50
Government eVisa fees per application. The selected entry type changes the amount; private assistance is separate.
- Private assistance fee
- Quote required
- Total payable
- Not available yet
Government components checked . Source: Vietnam Immigration Department. No currency conversion is applied. A complete itemized quote is required before any payment.
Before you set off
Plan your Vietnam application
Match the passport used for the application to the passport you will carry. Check every name, date and passport digit before confirming the official form.
Choose single or multiple entry according to your itinerary. Leaving Vietnam for another country and returning can change the entry permission you need.
Use the entry and exit checkpoints listed by the Immigration Department. Check the approved document before travel, including the dates and passport details.
A few details worth double-checking
- Do not treat the maximum 90-day validity as a promise that every applicant will receive the same dates.
- Do not assume an application receipt is an issued visa.
- Check that the visa’s passport details and permitted entry dates match your journey.
Good questions. Clear answers.
Your Vietnam visa questions
Does every visitor need a Vietnam eVisa?
No single answer covers every passport and trip. Check current visa exemptions and the official eVisa rules for your passport, purpose and travel dates.
Can I leave Vietnam and return with a single-entry eVisa?
Do not plan a second entry using a single-entry permission. Check whether your itinerary needs the multiple-entry option and verify the conditions on the issued document.
Make every detail count
Prepare your passport and photo information, check your dates, and review the common details that cause avoidable corrections.
Read the visa preparation checklistInformation you can check
Source: Vietnam Immigration Department. Reviewed by the iVisaPortal editorial team. Requirements may change. iVisaPortal is an independent service; visa decisions and admission remain with the relevant authorities.
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