Hello, avid travelers around the world. If you’re looking at a trip to Vietnam and want to save the time for your trip, one of the best choices that you can’t ignore is a Vietnam e-Visa.
What is Vietnam e-Visa ?
Vietnam e-visa or Vietnam electronic visa is an electronic travel document that allows foreign visitors to enter and travel within Vietnam for a specific period of time. People holding E-visas can stay in Vietnam for up to 90 days continuously starting from the day they first enter the country. This applies to both single and multiple entries, and individuals from all countries and territories are eligible for it.
Required documents for Vietnam e-Visa
- Your ID;
- Your address in Home country;
- Your contact in Home country;
- Your address in Vietnam;
- Your contact in Vietnam;
- Have you been to Vietnam in the last one years? If yes, when?
- How long will you want to stay in Vietnam?
- Detail of previous Vietnam’s Visa;
- Your temporary address in Vietnam;
- Your occupation;
- Your purpose to visit Vietnam;
- Visa Single or Multi/ Type of Visa;
- Time and Port of entry/exit;
- Portrait images under .jpg format (4×6 and non-glasses);
- Photo of your passport information page under .jpg format (The passport validity is at least 6 months;)
Who can get Vietnam e-visa?
The government released Resolution No. 127, which allows citizens of all countries and territories to obtain an e-Visa when entering Vietnam, starting from August 15th. The following is a roster of countries that meet the criteria for e-visa eligibility.
Afghanistan | Gibraltar | Norway |
Albania | Greece | Oman |
Algeria | Greenland | Pakistan |
Andorra | Grenada | Palau |
Angola | Guatemala | Palestine |
Antigua and Barbuda | Guinea | Panama |
Argentina | Guinea-Bissau | Papua New Guinea |
Armenia | Guyana | Paraguay |
Australia | Haiti | Peru |
Austria | Holy See (Vatican City State) | Philippines |
Azerbaijan | Honduras | Poland |
Bahamas | Hungary | Portugal |
Bahrain | Iceland | Qatar |
Bangladesh | India | Republic of Korea |
Barbados | Indonesia | Romania |
Belarus | Iran Ilasmic Republic of | Russian Federation |
Belgium | Iraq | Rwanda |
Belize | Ireland | Saint Kitts and Nevis |
Benin | Israel | Saint Lucia |
Bermuda | Italy | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines |
Bhutan | Jamaica | Samoa |
Bolivia | Japan | San Marino |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Jordan | Sao Tome and Principe |
Botswana | Kazakhstan | Saudi Arabia |
Brazil | Kenya | Scotland |
British India Ocean Territoryia | Kiribati | Senegal |
Brunei | Korea Democratic Peoples Republic of | Serbia |
Bulgaria | Kosovo | Seychelles |
Burkina Faso | Kuwait | Sierra Leone |
Burundi | Kyrgyzstan | Singapore |
Cambodia | Lao Peoples Democratic Republic | Slovakia |
Cameroon | Latvia | Slovenia |
Canada | Lebanon | Solomon Islands |
Cape Verde | Lesotho | Somalia |
Central African Republic | Liberia | South Africa |
Chad | Libyan Arab Jamahiriya | Spain |
Chile | Liechtenstein | Sri Lanka |
China (Include: Hong Kong, Ma Cao) | Lithuania | Sudan |
China (Taiwan) | Luxembourg | Suriname |
Colombia | Macedonia The former Yugoslav of | Swaziland |
Comoros | Madagascar | Sweden |
Congo | Malawi | Switzerland |
Costa Rica | Malaysia | Syrian Arab Republic |
Cote d’ Ivoire | Maldives | Tajikistan |
Croatia | Mali | Tanzania United Republic of |
Cuba | Malta | Thailand |
Cyprus | Marshall Islands | Timor Leste |
Czech Republic | Mauritania | Togo |
Denmark | Mauritius | Tonga |
Djibouti | Mexico | Trinidad and Tobago |
Dominica | Micronesia Federated States of | Tunisia |
Dominican Republic | Moldova | Turkey |
Ecuador | Monaco | Turkmenistan |
Egypt | Mongolia | Tuvalu |
El Salvado | Montenegro | Uganda |
Equatorial Guinea | Montserrat | Ukraine |
Eritrea | Morocco | United Arab Emirates |
Estonia | Mozambique | United Kingdom British Citizen |
Ethiopia | Myanmar | United States |
Fiji | Namibia | Uruguay |
Finland | Nauru | Uzbekistan |
France | Nepal | Vanuatu |
Gabon | Netherland | Venezuela |
Gambia | New Zealand | Yemen |
Georgia | Nicaragua | Zambia |
Germany | Niger | Zimbabwe |
Ghana | Nigeria |