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Vietnam e-Visa

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