90-Day e-Visa, Single Entry
One entry, up to 90 days on the dates you choose — the standard Vietnam holiday visa, filed on the official portal and checked by a human first.
USD 75
🇻🇳 Vietnam · MULTIPLE ENTRY
USD 100 tax included Multiple entry up to 90 days stay 3–5 working days
Up to 90 days in total, on the dates you choose, with as many entries and exits as you like inside them. The 90 days are counted from the issue date, so apply two to three weeks before you travel.
Enter and leave through gates on the e-visa list as often as you like between your 'valid from' and 'valid to' dates. Each entry can use a different listed gate.
Dates of your choice, up to 90 days counted from the day it is issued; leave and return as often as you like inside them.
USD 100, tax included — the amount you see is the amount your card is charged. If our document check finds we cannot proceed, you get a full refund; see the refund policy.
3–5 working days after your documents pass our human check, which happens within 24 hours of applying. Public holidays in Vietnam can add a day or two. Your visa PDF arrives by email the moment immigration issues it.
Read the photo & document requirements guide before you upload — it lists the five reasons files get sent back.
Requirements can differ by passport — check your nationality.
Because one single-entry e-visa ends the moment you leave Vietnam. If your itinerary crosses into Cambodia, Laos or Thailand and comes back, the multiple-entry visa saves a second application and a second wait.
No. The e-visa is valid for a window of up to 90 days from its issue date; you can enter and leave as often as you like inside that window, and must leave for good when it ends.
The same two as the single-entry visa: your passport photo page and a recent passport-style photo on a white background. Nothing else is needed for the e-visa itself.
Officially three working days; we promise 3–5 working days from the moment your documents pass our check. Allow extra time around Tet and other Vietnamese public holidays.
Refused, or worried about it? Read what happens next.
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