Case check
We review your nationality, travel dates, planned entry point, passport validity, and any previous Vietnam visa issue before preparing the application.
Vietnam E-Visa
Vietnam's e-visa is an electronic visa issued through the Vietnamese Immigration Department system. We help foreigners prepare the application correctly, check documents before submission, and avoid common mistakes that can delay travel.
Get Visa Help
Tourists, family visitors, business visitors, and eligible travelers entering Vietnam through approved airports, land borders, or seaports.
Passport details, photo quality, date format, entry point, travel dates, contact details, and consistency across the application.
We provide application support and document guidance. We do not guarantee approval, because the final decision is not made by us.
Requirements
A clean application starts with complete and consistent information. Missing or mismatched details can delay the result or create problems at boarding or arrival.
Process
The goal is not just to submit quickly. The goal is to submit correctly, with enough time to respond if something needs to be fixed.
We review your nationality, travel dates, planned entry point, passport validity, and any previous Vietnam visa issue before preparing the application.
We check your passport scan, portrait photo, travel details, and form information so avoidable errors are corrected before submission.
We guide the submission process, monitor the result, and help you understand what to check on the issued e-visa before travel.
We explain how to use the e-visa at arrival, what to print or save, and what details should match your passport and travel plan.
Avoid delays
The Vietnam Immigration Department states that e-visas are issued through the electronic system, are valid for a maximum of 90 days, and may be single or multiple entry.
Vietnam Government News reported that Resolution 389/NQ-CP dated December 2, 2025 added 41 more e-visa border gates, bringing the public e-visa entry and exit list to 83 ports.
Last policy check
E-visa advice can become outdated quickly when port lists, route choices, or document wording changes. We separate the official baseline from the case-specific review so travelers do not rely on old airport or border-gate lists.
Vietnam's official tourism guidance says e-visas are available to citizens of all countries and territories.
The current public guidance describes a 90-day e-visa duration, with single-entry and multiple-entry use depending on the issued visa.
Government News reported that Resolution 389/NQ-CP dated December 2, 2025 added 41 more e-visa border gates, bringing the total to 83.
FAQ
No. We help check documents, prepare the application, and reduce avoidable errors, but the approval decision is made by the Vietnamese authorities.
Check passport number, name order, date of birth, portrait photo, passport scan, arrival and departure dates, and the entry and exit border gates.
Review the mistake before traveling. Some errors may require a new application or urgent case review, especially if your flight date is close.
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