Simplify Your Visa Application Process

There are proposals for the following changes in the year 2024:

• Granting short-term visa exemptions for visitors from major markets such as China and India.
• Extending visa exemptions to travelers from the United States, Canada, Australia, and select European countries.
• Implementing visa on arrival in Vietnam (no pre-approved visa letter required).
• Introducing longer-term visas valid for 3-5 years.

There are two options:

1. Apply on the official website of the Immigration Department.

2. Apply on our website:

Benefits of applying for an e-visa on My Vietnam Visa website:

• We have created a simplified form with fewer required fields, making it easier to complete.
• We have 99% on time rate. Our team of immigration experts thoroughly reviews all information and documentation provided. That will decrease the likelihood of your visa application being rejected.
• We provide customers with fast and responsive support.

If your application is denied, you will receive notification via email. Unfortunately, there’s no appeal process for E-visa denials. If you still wish to travel to Vietnam, you would need to explore other types of visas, such as applying through a Vietnamese embassy or consulate.

Vietnam visa extension is much depending on your types of visa, purposes of visit, so we suggest that you contact the Immigration office of Vietnam for the visa extension advice.

Vietnamese Department of Immigration is located at 40 Hang Bai Street, Hanoi and 161 Nguyen Du, Ho Chi Minh City. You also can download visa form extension onlin

The processing time for a Vietnam E-visa is usually around 3 working days. However, it’s advisable to apply at least a week in advance to avoid any last-minute issues.

You will need:

• A valid passport (with at least 6 months validity beyond your entry date).
• A recent passport-sized photo.
• An email address to receive your E-visa approval.
• Payment information (credit/debit card).

Yes, there are multiple-entry visas available, particularly for business and some special cases. Make sure to understand the validity duration and entry limitations when applying for multiple-entry permissions.

Yes, you will go through immigration checks at the airport. Present your passport alongside your E-visa approval letter when requested.

Yes, children can apply for a Vietnam E-visa as long as they meet the eligibility requirements. Each child will require their own individual application, even if they are included in a parent's passport.

A visa on arrival is a process where travelers obtain a pre-approval letter before their arrival in Vietnam. Upon landing at one of the designated international airports, they present the letter, pay a fee, and receive their visa. This option is available mainly for tourists.

The photo size requirement is 4 x 6 cm but it’s not so strict at all. Therefore, a bit smaller or larger one can be accepted.

If you lose your passport while in Vietnam, report the loss to the local police and then contact your embassy for assistance in obtaining a new passport. You can also seek help for a duplicate visa or reissue if needed.

Answer: Travel insurance isn't formally required to obtain a visa, but it is highly recommended to cover potential risks during travel, including health emergencies or trip cancellations.

No, working in Vietnam requires a valid work visa or relevant permits. Engaging in any employment activities while on a tourist visa can lead to serious legal consequences including fines or deportation.