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Tourist Visa In Vietnam: A Simple Guide

Planning a jaunt to the land of ascending dragons and wondering about the visa dance?

You’re in the right place!

This guide will demystify the nitty-gritty of securing a tourist visa to Vietnam, ensuring you can focus on the fun stuff—like which breathtaking locale to visit first!

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Visa Fees For A Tourist Visa

The visa fees can vary depending on several factors, including your nationality, the type of visa you are applying for, the duration of your stay, and the application method. The general visa fees are:

Types Of Visa

• A single entry visa costs 606,000 VND .
• A multiple-entry visa costs 1,210,000 VND .

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Vietnam Visa Costs: What You Need to Know in 2023

This article was originally published in November 28, 2012. It was last updated February 20, 2023.

Vietnam visa costs are frequently updated and where once there were only a handful of visa options, the list has now become extensive.

From work permits to investment visas to tourist visas there are now myriad ways you can enter and stay in Vietnam. These do, however, come at a cost.

(See: A complete list of Vietnam visas )

Who determines Vietnam visa fees?

Who pays vietnam visa costs.

Vietnamese employers will usually cover the visa costs of their employees.

Foreign visitors to Vietnam cover the visa costs for tourist visas either at the airport or through Vietnam’s e-visa system .

Who collects Vietnam visa fees?

There are a number of institutions in Vietnam empowered to collect visa fees. They are:

• Immigration Management Department (Ministry of Public Security);
• Police authorities,
• Commanders of Border Guards of provinces and central-affiliated cities;
• Department of Consular Affairs, Department of Foreign Affairs of Ho Chi Minh City (Ministry of Foreign Affairs);
• Police authorities of communes, wards, towns (capable of issuing immigration documents).

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FAQ - Vietnam Visa Cost

How long does it take to get a visa after applying.

The time it takes to receive a visa for Vietnam after applying can vary. E-visa can take a few days and work visas and investor visas can take a few weeks up to months depending on the complexity of the application.

How long does it take to apply for a Vietnam visa?

Applying for a Vietnam visa can take anywhere from a couple of hours to a few weeks depending on the visa you are applying for. Having your documents prepared in advance can help this process be as smooth as possible.

How much does a Vietnam visa cost?

Single entry tourist visas start at US$25. This goes up to US$155 for a visa valid for two to five years. Ultimately the cost will depend on which visa you need for what purpose and for how long.

Can you enter Vietnam without a visa?

Citizens from certain countries can enter Vietnam without a visa. These include: ASEAN countries (14 to 30 days), Chile (90 days), and Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, and the UK (British citizens only) (15 days).

All other nationalities will need to apply for a visa.

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4 responses to “Vietnam Visa Costs: What You Need to Know in 2023”

I want to get a one year visa for Vietnam. I am a big fan of chữ Nôm and Vietnamese and I want to improve my language skills there.

Hi Sky. Thanks for reaching out. I have forwarded your inquiry to our International Business Team and they will be in touch shortly. Thanks – Mark

Hi, I entered HCM on 21 April and the e-visa gave me one month.Do you know if I can extend this from within VN? For how long, please? I am a US citizen.

Im confused about TRC renewal. Your website shows 10USD for temporary residence. S this the same thing?

The government website doesn’t show any concise information about the process

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An official guide to e-Visas for Vietnam

From 15th august 2023, citizens of all countries and territories around the world can apply for electronic visas (e-visas) entering vietnam and enjoy the 90-day e-visa duration, valid for multiple entry..

Foreigners with e-visas are allowed to enter Vietnam via:

13 international airports: Noi Bai (Ha Noi), Tan Son Nhat (Ho Chi Minh City), Cam Ranh (Khanh Hoa), Da Nang, Cat Bi (Hai Phong), Can Tho, Phu Quoc (Kien Giang), Phu Bai (Thua Thien Hue), Van Don (Quang Ninh), Tho Xuan (Thanh Hoa), Dong Hoi (Quang Binh), Phu Cat (Binh Dinh), Lien Khuong (Lam Dong).

16 land border gates: Tay Trang (Dien Bien), Mong Cai (Quang Ninh), Huu Nghi (Lang Son), Lao Cai, Na Meo (Thanh Hoa), Nam Can (Nghe An), Cau Treo (Ha Tinh), Cha Lo (Quang Binh), La Lay and Lao Bao (Quang Tri), Bo Y (Kon Tum), Moc Bai and Xa Mat (Tay Ninh), Tinh Bien and Vinh Xuong (An Giang), Ha Tien (Kien Giang).

13 sea border gates: Hon Gai and Cam Pha (Quang Ninh), Hai Phong, Nghi Son (Thanh Hoa), Vung Ang (Ha Tinh), Chan May (Thua Thien Hue), Da Nang, Nha Trang (Khanh Hoa), Quy Nhon (Binh Dinh), Dung Quat (Quang Ngai), Vung Tau (Ba Ria - Vung Tau), Ho Chi Minh City, Duong Dong (Kien Giang).

What is Vietnam’s e-visa?    

Vietnam's e-visa is one of several visa types offered by the Vietnam Immigration Department to foreigners entering the country. The e-visa is valid for 90 days, and multiple entry. As of 15th August 2023, Vietnam's e-visa is available to all countries/territories around the world.

Travellers can apply directly for e-visas at Vietnam e-Visa Official Website

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Vietnam Visa Fees

Vietnam visa fees 2024, the standard fee for a single-entry e-visa is us$25 and multiple-entry e-visa is us$50. in addition, you need to pay an additional for consulting fees if you apply for a visa through travel agencies (each agent will have a different service fee)., vietnam e-visa fee:.

Applicants have to pay us service fee in advance through one of our payment options to obtain the e-visa approval letter in the next 4-6 working days. However, they may also choose Rush visa to speed up the process and get it done within  2 working days (urgent) or 1 working day (super urgent). Check out this table below:

It will normally take 4-6 working days for you to receive the e-Visa letter; however, the processing time may be extended by a large number of applicants. Therefore, you should consider applying for an e-Visa 1-2 weeks before your departure date.

In case you need an instant process, you can use our urgent Vietnam visa service in 1 or 2 working days.

Note: You cannot extend your Vietnam e-Visa at the moment. In case you want to stay in Vietnam after the e-Visa expires, you should leave Vietnam to go to a neighboring country and then come back with a new visa.

For your convenience, you can also use our airport transfer service .

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I. to apply for a visa to come to vietnam, you have the following options:.

1. APPLY AT THE EMBASSY (STANDARD VISA)

a) Apply in-person at the Embassy ;

b) Apply by mail to the Embassy .

Address and contacts: see Part IV below

2. APPLY THROUGH  THE IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT (EVISA)

Access the link administered by the Immigration Department, Ministry of Public Security of Viet Nam (evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn)

Note: If have any difficulties or problems occur while applying for the e-visa, please contact the Immigration Department, Ministry of Public Security via email: [email protected] or hotline: +84.24.382.640.26

II. Processing time (at the Embassy of Viet Nam)

1. If applicant hasn't had the letter of approval: Five (05) working days after submission of complete application with all required documentation and fee

* Expedited service: 1 (one) to 4 (four) working days upon your request (to be issued at the Embassy). In case applying by mail, k indly attach an Expedited service or URGENT note/label on your envelope or in your application package.

2. If applicant already had the letter of approval: Three (03) business days after submission of complete application with all required documentation and fee.

* Expedited service: 24-hour processing time (additional fee is required). Kindly attach an Expedited service or URGENT note/label on your envelope or in your application package.

*Note: You can request your hosting/ inviting organization or individual to carry out the procedures to request the competent authority of Vietnam to grant the approval

III. Other important notices

* Make sure you check all personal information printed on your visa. In case you find any inaccuracy, please contact the Embassy immediately for correction.

* Visa’s length and number of entries: your visa can be issued with the length and the number of entries not exceeding that indicated in the visa approval by the competent authority of Vietnam . US citizens can be granted multiple visas with the length up to 01 year.

* Duration of stay: the length of your visa validity is indicated on the visa. You can only enter Viet Nam from the date of entry printed on the visa and must leave by the end of the expiration date.

* The Embassy reserves the right to request further information and documentation from applicants and reject any visa application without explanation

IV.  ​​​​   For more information (only for visa applicant at the Embassy) , please contact the Consular Division of the Embassy:

* Business hours: 9:00 A.M – 12:00 P.M and 02:00 P.M – 04:30 P.M from Monday through Friday, except on  Viet Nam and United States holidays .

- Address: 1233 20th Street NW, Suite 400, Washington D.C., 20036.

- Telephone: (202) 999 6589 (text message/call); (202) 716 8666 (text message/call); (202) 999 6938 (text message/call).

- Fax: 202-861-0917;  Email:  [email protected]

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How much does a vietnam visa cost, in order to get your vietnam visa , you must pay two types of fees: the approval letter fee ( paid online ) and stamping fee ( paid in cash at vietnam airports ), visa pre-approval letter fee.

** NOTE : The fee table does not apply to citizens of the following restricted nations: ALL AFRICAN NATIONALITY GROUPS; MONGOLIA, ALGERIA, BAHRAIN, BHUTAN, JORDAN, KUWAIT, GAMBIA, MOROCCO, NEPAL, KENYA, OMAN, QATAR, SAUDI ARABIA, TIMOR-LESTE, TUNISIA, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, YEMEN, NAMIBIA, MALAWI.

Please email us at:  [email protected] or call our hotline at (+84) 832 320 320  if you are a passport holder of one of the nations listed above.

This fee table is valid for all visa requests made on regular working days: Monday – Friday ( till 3:15 Pm ).

For all emergency visa requests applied after 3:15 PM of every Friday to arrive on Saturday or Sunday, there will be a surcharge for weekend service. We strongly suggest travelers to check before applying.

The Approval Letter Fee is paid online. We accept all major credit cards: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Diners Club

This fee must be paid in advance to process visa Approval Letters for urgent service in 1 business day/ 1 hour/ 2 hours/or 4 hours, as well as for normal service of 2 business days.

Stamping Fee

Following are Stamp Fee updates for 2019 (price per person):

$25 for 1 month/3 month Single Entry visa

$50 for 1 month/3 month Multiple Entry visas

Applicants pay Stamp Fees directly at the airport in cash using either Vietnam dong or U.S. dollars. If you have any questions regarding visa fees or currencies, please email us [email protected] or call us on our hotline at (+84) 832 320 320.

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Vietnam visa fees 2024, there are 2 types of vietnam e-visa fees that you must be aware of before applying for your entry visa or e-visa through us: processing service fee and government fee., select your nationality to view full vietnam e-visa fees, tourist visa fee for australia citizens, business visa fee for australia citizens, processing service fee.

To avoid the hassle of paperwork and queueing at the Embassy, you can apply online for a Visa on Arrival or an e-Visa.

We are a private agent, not under the Government. We process visa applications at the Vietnam Immigration Department and provide you with legal services on time. Therefore, the Processing Service Fee is the fee that the applicant must pay us in advance to process the Visa Approval Letter or the e-Visa.

Vietnam Visa Stamp fee (governmental official fee)

This is the fee that the applicant has to pay to the Immigration Department to get the Visa stamp to enter Vietnam.

When applying for an e-Visa, the Government fee must be paid in advance online along with the e-Visa Processing service fee. However, please note, with e-Visa, all e-Visa fees are non-refundable for any reason once it is paid.

For your convenience, you can also use our airport transfer service.

When applying for a Visa on Arrival, the Government fee is the fee that the applicant will pay at the Airport Visa Counter at the arrival airport to get Vietnam Visa stamp and Visa sticker. To avoid wasting time at the airport, you can pay your Government fees online with us by booking the All-Inclusive Package that includes Express Check-in and Government fee prepayment.

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How much does a visa on arrival cost? You can use our calculator tool below to estimate the visa on arrival fee for Vietnam.

To get a visa on arrival you will need to pay for two fees: (1) visa letter service fee - payable at time of application and (2) stamping fee- payable when arriving at Vietnam's airport. The actual cost will depend on the type of visa you’re applying for.

• The visa letter service fee varies depending on the type of visa you want to obtain and how fast you want to get the service delivered.
• The stamping fee is fixed: As of now, it is $25 USD for single entry visa and $50 USD for multiple entry visa. Payment must be made in cash in USD or VND (Credit cards might not be accepted and there is no ATM machines within the custom area) and may change with advanced notice.

*Prices are quoted in USD and will be automatically converted into your local currencies by your bank at the time of applying. Please check this link for currency conversion references.

• The stamping fee on arrival must be in cash (VND or USD), no credit cards are accepted.

Questions and Answers (36)

Hello I am a NZ citizen currently holidaying in Thailand. We are a family of 3 adults and 2kids - flying to Da Nang on the 17th January 2024 and staying until the 27th January at a resort in Da Nang. Then flying home to NZ..Are we able to get a tourist visa on arrival at the Da Nang airport? Or do I have to apply online beforehand as have been given conflicting information . Thankyou any help/assistance is appreciated

@Amanda Dawson, you cannot obtain a visa directly upon arrival at a Vietnam airport. Therefore, you will need to secure an approval letter for a visa-on-arrival, or alternatively, apply for an e-visa in advance.

Hi! I am a Canadian passport holder and will be traveling to Vietnam on January 6th (in 8 days) for a duration of 3 months. Which visa do you advise me to apply for? My final destination is Phu Quoc island and I read somewhere that some airports do no accept e-visas? However, I will first land in Ho Chi Minh where I will connect to another flight to Phu Quoc, so maybe I can sort out the visa there? Any information will be helpful, thank you in advance!

Hello, you can apply for a 90-day e-visa. Entering through Ho Chi Minh City airport is fine for e-visa holders, even if Phu Quoc is your final destination. Both airports accept e-visas.

I’m an U.S. citizen but currently living in Thailand can I get a VOA without having an E-visa?

Hello, to get a visa on arrival, you will require a pre-approved visa letter; therefore, applying for an e-visa is still the best way to obtain an entry visa for Vietnam.

we are arriving on a cruise ship and applied for the wrong visa (Evisa instead of stamp visa). My partner had a service do his and they put the wrong information in for him. Should we reapply for the stamp visa on arrival in HCMC?

We are two UK people citizens and we plan to enter Vietnam using the visa waiver (max 45 days). Do we need to pay a stamping fee?

The stamping fee is only applicable for visa on arrival. If you are entering with a 45-day visa exemption, there is no fee requirement.

Can I apply for a visa for more than 20 people? I plan to take a group of students (20 max) plus two chaperones (so 22 people).

@JACQUELINE E SUTTON, Yes, that is fine. There is no problem with applying for 20 applicants on their behalf. However, if you apply on the official website, you can submit one application at a time.

We are USA passport holder on Celebrity Cruise 12/9-12/22, 2023 and want to know if visa will be available at Phu My and Chan May, Vietnam ports?

@David W Booth, Yes, evisa is available at both Phu My and Chan May seaports in Vietnam!

How much does it cost for 5 USA family member to vist Vietnam for 2-3 months. Vista cost? Thanks

@John, The 3 month single entry e-Visa will cost 25 USD per person if you apply directly on the official website.

Are multi-entry E-visa's being accepted on Mekong river cruises? We start in Hanoi, fly to Cambodia(Cambodia visa) then take the Mekong cruise from Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh with the crossing from Cambodia back to Vietnam on the Mekong river at the "Chau Doc Crossing". Will the E-visa be accepted here? Thank you!

@Deb, River crossing borders are not included in the eligible entry/exit points for an e-visa. However, since you have already received a visa stamp on your passport in Hanoi, it may be possible for you to re-enter Vietnam through a river cruise. We recommend that you contact your cruise operator directly for assistance, as they likely have experience with this matter.

Can I get my passport stamped if I have a flight that arrives after 10:00 pm into HAN (Noi Bai Int airport)?

@Debra Schildkraut, The visa counter is available 24/7, so there is no problem with arriving after 10:00 PM.

I am travelling to Hà Nội and from there travelling to Phu Quoc on the same day. Returning back to Hanoi after 4 days. What kind of visa I should go for.

@Pavan, You only need a single entry visa in this case as no additional visa is required for Phu Quoc Island.

We will be Vietnam from nov 26 to December 10 then we will leave from Hanoi to Bangkok and returning to Hochiminh city on December 14 so what kind of visa do we need to apply.

@PhuongDung Truong, You can apply for a 3 month visa (multiple entry) to cover your trips to Vietnam for multiple times within 90 days.

KS Chua Malaysian on September 05,2023 Now i am in Vietnam. May i go through a land border crossing and come back in to vietnam. Can I apply for a visa on arrival?

@KS Chua, Yes, you can do a visa run to the border and exit Vietnam before returning for another 30 day visa exemption.

We are going to Hanoi from Bangkok and then Ho Chi Minh for the period November 2 and leaving back to Melbourne Australia on November 12. So do you consider this trip as single entry only not multiple entry as we are going on two cities.

@Edgardo Nicdao, If you visit 2 cities or more in Vietnam on a single trip, then you will only need a single entry visa in this case.

My husband and I (Canadian)are on a cruise (Jan 2024) to Asia with 4 ports of call in Vietnam. We have 1 day stops in Phu My, Nha Trang, Da Nang and Halong Bay. Can you please advise our best options. Please and thank you

@Maude, You will only need a single-entry visa if you do not visit other countries during your onshore excursions in Vietnam. Therefore, you can apply for an evisa (single entry) for your visit to Phu My, Nha Trang, Da Nang and Halong Bay.

I am Canadian citizen, will be cruising to South East Asia in December. We will visit Nhà Trang on Dec 19, leave Ho Chi Minh on Dec 20 . We will return to Hanoi from Bangkok on 22 and stay there until Jan 11. Please advise what type of Visa do I need. Can I apply it online (Elisa) Thanks.

@Kim Nguyen, Based on what you mentioned, you may need a multiple-entry visa for one month, which will cover both your entries into Vietnam by cruise in Nha Trang and by airplane from Bangkok.

We are going on a cruise in April 24 and the cruise visits two places in Vietnam, how much will the visa cost please?

@Deborah Dodd, A 30 day e-visa will cost 25 USD per person, allowing you to visit various destinations in Vietnam during a single entry.

Hi I am travelling to Vietnam in a few months from North to South for 3 weeks. I’ve been granted a 30 day Single entry Visa but now decided I would like to visit Cambodia for 5 days . If I exit Vietnam, would I be entitled to 15 days or do I need to apply for another E- visa ? Thanking you for your assistance in advance.

@Shirley, That is fine. Once you exit Vietnam, you can immediately re-enter with a new 15-day visa exemption; there is no wait time required before another visa-free entry.

Hello, my date of arrival at HCM is on 24-08-2023, can you advise me whether i should wait till AUG,15 for new VISA Regime or shall i proceed with the existing 30 Days Entry visa

@Raju Chinnasamy, If you do not need a 3-month visa, you can apply for a 30-day visa now. The visa will be valid for your entry on 24 August, and the new visa policy will not affect your existing e-visa validity!

Hi, My sister and I need a 1-month multi-entry visa. We arrive in Hanoi on September 14, 2023 for 5 days and then go to another country. We return to Ho Chi Minh City on September 19th and leave Vietnam on October 12th. We are US citizens. What is our options for getting visas? I see that beginning mid-August we can get online a muti-entry 3 month visa. Thank you.

@Gladys Virginia Carey, It is advised that you wait until 15 August and apply for a 3-month e-visa that will cover your whole trip in Vietnam from mid-September to mid-October.

Hi. My husband & I are travelling to Ho Chi Minh City in August 23. Only staying one night. What will our visa cost please? I assume we need one each. Thanks MG

@Mary Gambrill, For the e-visa application, it will cost 25 USD per person for a 30-day visa if you apply on the official government website. We also offer the same service for an additional service fee. You can apply for your e-visa on our website here .

hi, im from Hong kong and will visit Ho chi minh city in early aug, what is the most affordable way to proceed the visa and how much in total? do i need to pay extra stamp fee in cash during custom with 2 photos?

@vicky, If you hold a HKSAR passport, you are eligible for the online e-visa system, which will allow you to stay in the country for 30 days. With the e-visa, you do not need to pay anything upon arrival, and no photos are required at the Vietnam airport. You can learn more about how it works here .

Hi Lina, Is there any news regarding the availability of the multi-entry 3-months visa already? If in case, it will cost me: USD 43 Service Fee (Approval Letter) USD 50 Stamping Fee (On Arrival) say USD 62 Same Day Processing Total of USD 155 - is it correct? Thank you in advance for your response. Kind regards, Bayani Bantayan

@Bayani Bantayan, The approval letter fee for visa on arrival for 3-month visas varies depending on agency that you choose, usually ranging between 80-150 USD. Additionally, there is a stamping fee of 50 USD upon arrival at the Vietnam airport. As for e-visa, it is currently valid for 30 days, but there are expectations that a 3-month e-visa option may become available in the coming weeks.

We are planning to go to Vietnam and have a small trip to Thailand during that. What is the process for applying for a multiple entry visa 1 month? Thank you

@Jim, Multiple entry visa is not available at the moment, you can apply for another single entry visa once you are in Thailand to return Vietnam from there!

I go Việt Nam with my daughter do my daughter need apply visa separation? Thank you

@Hang le, If she has her own passport, she will also require a visa as an adult. However, if she is attached to your passport, you can fill out the same application form under the section labeled "accompanying children".

Hi! I am planning to visit Vietnam next month and I will come from Phnom Penh, Cambodia by bus to Ho Chi Minh City. I know I can get a 15 days visit without a visa but I would like to stay 1 month ( single entry ). Do I have to apply the visa before I come or can you just do it on the border when you arrive? I am from Finland. Thank you.

@Markus, If you want to say for longer than 15 days, you can apply for an e-visa beforehand as there is no visa upon arrival at the border!

My son and I are US passport holders. We are going to go travel to Ho Chi Minh city for 25 days. We also have Vietnamese passport as well. Do we need Us visa to go back to the US? Thank you!

@Christine Ha, Please find the answers to your questions below:

• You do not need a visa for Vietnam if your Vietnamese passport is still valid.
• We cannot provide specific advice regarding visas for the US. However, in general, if you hold a valid U.S. passport, we believe you do not need a visa to return to the country.

I'm planning to visit Hanoi for 5 days and Halong Bay for 1 day trip. I'm a Malaysian passport holder and my husband is United Kingdom passport holder - is it neccessary we need e-visa to entry ? I've read online that the following eligibility : (just to be safe and avoid causing any issue during traveling) 1) Malaysian Passport holders required no entry visa for stay of maximum 30days in Vietnam. 2) United Kingdom passport holders British nationality are exempted from Visa for a 15 days stay in Vietnam. Can you help me to confirm if we dont need to apply e-visa please. Many thanks

@Yatie Hayre, Yes, both of you do not need any visa or e-visa to visit Vietnam for the stay of up to 30 days for Malaysians and 15 days for British citizens!

Do you have any information regarding a 5yr exemption visa? How long the application process takes and the fees?

@Ann, To apply for a 5 year visa exemption certificate, you can visit the official website below for information and instructions:

https://mienthithucvk.mofa.gov.vn/

I have just applied for a single entry exit visa in to Vietnam for June for 3 weeks. If I wanted to go to Thailand for a few days, would I be able to apply for another Visa now?

@Mao Dinh, It is not possible to obtain two visas at the same time. However, you can apply for another visa when you are in Thailand to re-enter Vietnam!

I am currently in Indonesia and plan on going to Vietnam on June 15th. After staying in Vietnam for about 3 weeks, I plan on going to Thailand for another 3 weeks. After that, I already have a flight booked from Hanoi to Washington DC. Would it be better for me to get a multiple entry visa? Or should I just apply for another single entry visa while I am in Thailand?

@Jeremiah Shea, Currently, multi-entry visas are not available. Therefore, the only option is to apply for another single-entry visa when you are in Thailand to re-enter Vietnam.

Hi, I am flying in and out of Vietnam (from Australia) next month but I am going to Cambodia for a week in between. Can you please advise me on how I get a multiple entry visa - thank you.

@Jan Park, Multi-entry visa is currently unavailable, but you can apply for another single entry visa when you are in Cambodia in order to re-enter Vietnam.

Can I change my single entry visa to a multiple entry visa?

@Carol Donofrio, It is not possible to change the visa type from single to multiple entry or vice versa. You are required to apply for a new one to change your type of visa.

I'd like to stay 3 months more! after the original 3 mos.Single entry Visa expire.So, could you advice How to do a Visa Extension without leaving the country??Thanks

@Tien Chung, Visa extension is currently unavailable. However, you can just do a visa run by exiting Vietnam and return on a new visa.

Is visa on arrival still available? There's some mix info online that it's not available any more since 2020. Thanks!

@Roman Ola, Yes, visa on arrival is still available. However, you need to enter Vietnam on a tour oraganized by a local operator who will process an approval letter for your entry!

Can I get the original Letter of Approval sent by Post 2.75 months later in Vietnam? I'll need it for Visa border run for extend stay! Thanks for your concern

@Tien Chung, Visa on arrival is not available for the land border entry. Therefore, you can consider applying for an e-visa instead.

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Yes, we run a 100% full refund policy for the declined applications. When your application is declined, we will notify you by email with proof of refund.

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The concern about how much to spend on Vietnam visa procedure will surely be erased by this clear post. You should note that the cost may vary basing on the method, the type and processing time you use. Some terms you should note.

• Single entry: With this type of visa, you can allowed to enter only one time during the visa validity.
• Multiple entry: It allows you enter many times during the visa validity.
• Expedite service: It might be said that the number of applicants using Evisa has been increasing and as a result, there is certain delay in processing. This service is created to make sure your Evisa is approved under 4 working day.
• Emergency/express service: The express service of 4 working hour/ 1 working day or 2 working day processing for visa on arrival should be helpful for those who in urgent need.

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How much does it cost to get a Vietnam e-visa? You need to pay for two fees: Government fee + Consultant service fee.

The government fee for Vietnam Evisa is 25 USD for single entry and 50 USD for multiple entry.

Once you use our service, we will support the following tasks:

• Review your Evisa application;
• Bring the clear and proper advice for your Evisa application;
• Support to fill out the application form at Vietnamese Government Website;
• Regular check visa processing status and update to you promptly.

This is our Vietnam Evisa Fee (Government Fee + Service Fee):

4 working day service or expedite service is helpful to make sure your Evisa is granted in time under 4 working day processing, if you pay much interest, please drop us an email to [email protected] to instant support.

Please note: The above fee is not applied for those from some new added countries in Evisa list such as Iran, Pakistan, Ghana and etc.

Vietnam Visa On Arrival Fee

• Service fee to get pre-approval letter: This fee is paid online after you come to agreement to use visa on arrival.
• Stamp fee: This fee is required to pay in cash upon arrival at Vietnam international airports. No credit card is accepted, but any strong currency is, if you do not have US dollar.

Here is our Visa On Arrival Package:

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• 4 working hour service is only available in the afternoon shift, working days from Monday to Friday (Vietnam Immigration Department is not issued any application in morning shift).
• Our Visa On Arrival Package is included Pre-approval letter and Fast track service.

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2. If I do not have time to prepare stamp fee in cash, what should I do? Since fast track service is included in our package, stamp fee can be transferred in advance and then our assistant will be arranged upon arrival to help your stamp procedure and submit the stamp fee.

3. Can I get a full refund if my Evisa or Visa On Arrival is not approved?

• For Evisa, we are afraid not, only service fee can be refunded.
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What Is The Cost Of A Tourist Visa To Vietnam

Published: November 8, 2023

Modified: December 28, 2023

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Welcome to Vietnam, a beautiful country known for its cultural diversity, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cities. If you’re planning to visit this fascinating destination, one of the first things you’ll need to consider is obtaining a tourist visa. The cost of a tourist visa to Vietnam varies depending on several factors, including nationality, duration of stay, and visa processing options. Understanding these factors can help you plan your budget and make the necessary arrangements for your trip.

Vietnam offers different types of tourist visas, ranging from short-term single entry visas to long-term multiple entry visas. Each type of visa has its own requirements and fees. Additionally, the cost of a tourist visa can vary for different nationalities, taking into account diplomatic relations between countries and reciprocal agreements.

It is important to note that along with the visa fees, there might be additional costs and requirements involved in the visa application process. These may include fees for expedited processing, visa approval letter, or visa-on-arrival stamping fees. By understanding these factors and planning ahead, you can ensure a smooth and hassle-free visa application process.

In this article, we will delve into the factors influencing the cost of a tourist visa to Vietnam, explore the different types of tourist visas available, discuss the visa fees for different nationalities, highlight any additional costs and requirements, and provide valuable tips for reducing the cost of a tourist visa.

So, let’s dive in and explore the cost of a tourist visa to Vietnam in detail.

Factors Influencing the Cost of a Tourist Visa to Vietnam

The cost of a tourist visa to Vietnam is influenced by several factors that determine the type of visa you require and the fees associated with it. Understanding these factors can help you estimate the cost and make necessary arrangements for your trip. Here are the key factors that influence the cost of a tourist visa to Vietnam:

• Visa Type: The type of tourist visa you apply for will directly impact the cost. Vietnam offers various types of visas, including single entry, multiple entry, and e-visas. Each type has its own fees and validity period. Single-entry visas are generally less expensive than multiple-entry visas.
• Duration of Stay: The duration of your intended stay in Vietnam also plays a role in determining the visa cost. The longer the duration, the higher the visa fees are likely to be. You should have a clear understanding of how long you plan to stay in Vietnam in order to choose the appropriate visa type and estimate the costs accordingly.
• Nationality: Visa fees can vary depending on your nationality. Some countries have reciprocal agreements with Vietnam, which may result in reduced visa fees or even visa-free entry. It’s important to check with the Vietnamese embassy or consulate in your country to understand the specific visa requirements and fees for your nationality.
• Visa Processing Option: The method you choose to process your visa application can also affect the overall cost. There are various options available, including applying directly at a Vietnamese embassy or consulate, using an authorized visa agency, or opting for e-visa services. Each option has its own associated fees, so it’s important to compare the costs and choose the most convenient and cost-effective method for you.

It’s worth noting that visa fees and regulations are subject to change, so it’s always a good idea to check the latest information provided by the Vietnamese authorities or consult a reliable visa service provider for the most accurate and up-to-date details.

Now that we have explored the key factors that influence the cost of a tourist visa to Vietnam, let’s move on to understanding the different types of tourist visas available.

Different Types of Tourist Visas Available

When it comes to visiting Vietnam as a tourist, there are several types of visas available depending on your intended duration and purpose of stay. Understanding the different types of tourist visas can help you choose the most suitable option for your trip. Here are the main types of tourist visas available for Vietnam:

• Single Entry Visa: A single entry visa allows you to enter Vietnam once and stay for a specified period of time. This type of visa is ideal for short and one-time visits to Vietnam. The maximum duration of stay for a single entry visa is typically 30 days.
• Multiple Entry Visa: As the name suggests, a multiple entry visa permits you to enter and exit Vietnam multiple times within a specified period. This type of visa is suitable if you plan to visit Vietnam multiple times or if you want to explore neighboring countries and return to Vietnam during your trip. The maximum duration allowed for each entry is typically 30 days.
• E-Visa: An e-visa is an online visa that allows you to enter Vietnam for tourism purposes. It is a convenient option for travelers who meet the eligibility criteria and wish to apply for a visa in advance without visiting the Vietnamese embassy or consulate. The e-visa is valid for a single entry and has a maximum duration of stay of 30 days.
• Visa on Arrival: Visa on Arrival (VOA) is available for selected nationalities and allows you to obtain a visa upon arrival at certain designated international airports in Vietnam. To be eligible for VOA, you must obtain a pre-approval letter from a Vietnamese travel agency or sponsor. This type of visa is suitable for travelers who don’t have access to a Vietnamese embassy or consulate in their home country.

These are the main types of tourist visas available for Vietnam. Each type has its own requirements, fees, and limitations on the duration of stay. It’s important to review the specific details for each visa type and choose the one that best suits your travel plans and needs.

In the next section, we will explore the visa fees for different nationalities to give you a better understanding of the potential costs involved in obtaining a tourist visa to Vietnam.

Tourist Visa Fees for Different Nationalities

The cost of a tourist visa to Vietnam can vary depending on your nationality. Vietnam has different visa fees for different nationalities, taking into account diplomatic relations between countries and reciprocal agreements. It’s essential to check the specific visa fees for your nationality before applying. Here are some key points to consider regarding tourist visa fees:

• Visa Exemption: Some countries have agreements with Vietnam that allow their citizens to enter without a visa or with visa-free entry for a certain duration. Countries like South Korea, Japan, and several ASEAN member states have visa-exempt agreements with Vietnam. If you are a citizen of one of these countries, you may not need to pay visa fees.
• Visa Categories: The visa fees may vary depending on the category of visa you are applying for. For example, single entry visas may have different fees compared to multiple entry visas.
• Consular Fees: The consular fees for obtaining a tourist visa can vary for different nationalities. These fees are set by the Vietnamese embassy or consulate in your country and may differ based on diplomatic relations with Vietnam.
• Service Fees: If you choose to apply for a visa through an authorized visa agency or use visa-on-arrival services, there may be additional service fees involved. These fees are separate from the consular fees and can vary depending on the agency or service provider you choose.

It’s important to keep in mind that visa fees and regulations can change periodically, so it’s recommended to check with the Vietnamese embassy or consulate in your country or consult a reliable visa service provider for the most up-to-date information regarding visa fees for your specific nationality.

Now that we have discussed the factors influencing the cost of a tourist visa and explored visa fees for different nationalities, let’s move on to address any additional costs and requirements that may be involved in the visa application process.

Additional Costs and Requirements

When applying for a tourist visa to Vietnam, there might be additional costs and requirements that you should be aware of. These can vary depending on factors such as the type of visa, the processing method, and your specific circumstances. Here are some common additional costs and requirements to consider:

• Visa Approval Letter: If you choose to apply for a visa on arrival, you will need to obtain a visa approval letter in advance. This letter is issued by a Vietnamese travel agency or sponsor and allows you to collect your visa upon arrival at the designated international airport. The visa approval letter usually incurs a separate fee that varies depending on the agency and processing time.
• Visa Stamping Fee: When arriving in Vietnam with a visa on arrival, you will be required to pay a visa stamping fee at the airport immigration counter. This fee is paid in cash, in Vietnamese dong (VND), and is separate from the visa approval letter fees. The visa stamping fee is fixed and also varies depending on the visa type and duration of stay.
• Medical Check-up: In some cases, certain nationalities may be required to undergo a medical check-up before obtaining a visa. This requirement is primarily for individuals intending to stay in Vietnam for an extended period or for specific purposes, such as employment or study. The cost of the medical check-up can vary and should be factored into your overall visa application expenses.
• Passport Photos: As part of the visa application process, you will need to submit passport-sized photographs. The number of photographs required may vary, so it’s advisable to have several copies on hand. There may be additional costs if you need to have passport photos taken or printed.
• Travel Insurance: While not a specific requirement for obtaining a tourist visa, it is highly recommended to have travel insurance coverage during your stay in Vietnam. The cost of travel insurance will depend on various factors such as your age, duration of stay, and coverage options. It’s essential to research and choose a suitable travel insurance policy that meets your needs.

It’s essential to consider these additional costs and requirements when planning your trip and budgeting for your tourist visa to Vietnam. Additionally, it’s crucial to ensure that you meet all the necessary visa requirements, such as having a valid passport with sufficient validity, proof of accommodation, and a return or onward ticket.

Now that we have discussed the various costs and requirements related to a tourist visa to Vietnam, let’s move on to the next section, where we will provide some valuable tips for reducing the cost of a tourist visa.

Tips for Reducing the Cost of a Tourist Visa

Obtaining a tourist visa to Vietnam doesn’t have to break the bank. With some careful planning and consideration, you can reduce the overall cost of your visa expenses. Here are some tips to help you save money on your tourist visa:

• Plan your itinerary: Determine the exact duration of your stay in Vietnam and choose the appropriate type of visa. Applying for a longer visa than necessary can result in unnecessary costs.
• Check visa exemption: If you hold a passport from a country that has a visa exemption agreement with Vietnam, check if you are eligible for visa-free entry or a reduced visa fee. This can save you a significant amount of money.
• Apply in advance: Processing a visa in advance, such as through a Vietnamese embassy or consulate, can sometimes be more cost-effective than obtaining a visa on arrival or using expedited services.
• Compare service providers: If you choose to use an authorized visa agency or visa-on-arrival services, compare the fees and services offered by different providers. This can help you find the most cost-effective option.
• Travel during off-peak seasons: Consider traveling to Vietnam during off-peak seasons when visa fees and travel costs tend to be lower. This can help you save money on various aspects of your trip.
• Opt for e-visa: If you are eligible, consider applying for an e-visa. E-visas are often cheaper and more convenient than other visa options, as they eliminate the need for physical documents and allow for online applications.
• Avoid using expedited processing: If time allows, avoid choosing expedited or urgent processing options, as they usually come with additional fees. Plan your visa application well in advance to avoid unnecessary rush fees.
• Research additional requirements: Understand all the additional requirements for obtaining a visa, such as medical check-ups or insurance requirements, and plan accordingly to avoid any last-minute expenses.

By considering these tips, you can effectively reduce the cost of your tourist visa to Vietnam without compromising the quality of your trip. Remember to always check the latest visa requirements and fees to ensure accurate information.

Now that we have explored various tips for reducing the cost of a tourist visa, let’s conclude our discussion.

Obtaining a tourist visa to Vietnam is an important step in planning a visit to this captivating country. Understanding the factors that influence the cost of a tourist visa and exploring the different types of visas available can help you make informed decisions and budget accordingly. Additionally, being aware of any additional costs and requirements involved in the visa application process can ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience.

Remember to check the visa fees specific to your nationality and explore any visa exemption agreements that may apply. By planning your itinerary carefully, choosing the right visa type, and considering cost-saving measures such as applying in advance and comparing service providers, you can reduce the overall cost of your tourist visa.

It’s also essential to stay up-to-date with the latest visa requirements and regulations, as they may change periodically. Consulting reliable sources like the Vietnamese embassy or consulate in your country or trusted visa service providers can help you access accurate and updated information.

With careful planning and attention to details, you can obtain a tourist visa to Vietnam without unnecessary financial strain. Once you have your visa in hand, you can explore the rich culture, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality that Vietnam has to offer.

So, start preparing for your trip, and make sure to fulfill all the necessary requirements to obtain your tourist visa. Embark on your journey to Vietnam and create unforgettable memories in this captivating destination.

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E-Visa for Vietnam is a game-changer in the travel industry, offering convenience, speed, and efficiency like never before. With E-Visa, you can say goodbye to long waits at embassies and tedious paperwork. Applying for an E-Visa for Vietnam is a breeze – simply fill out the online form, upload your documents, and receive your visa approval via email. Whether you’re planning a leisurely vacation or a business trip to Vietnam, E-Visa makes the process smooth and stress-free. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore this beautiful country hassle-free with E-Visa!

Currently , the most cost-effective way to obtain a visa for Vietnam is through the e-visa application process:

– If you apply directly on the official government e-visa website, the fee is $25 USD for 1-month & 3-month single entry and $50 USD for 1-month and 3-month multiple entry within 3-day processing time. This fee is non-refundable.

– If you would like to ensure a more  guaranteed or timely delivery , you can  apply  on our website for an additional fee of 30 USD/person. If your application is not processed on time or gets rejected, we will refund your fee in full.

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Australian citizens who want to come to Vietnam for traveling, working or studying are required to apply for a Vietnam visa.

Required documents to apply for a Vietnam visa:

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Applying for Vietnam visa directly at the embassy is a popular choice for many people. But for those who visit Australia for tourism, Australian citizens can apply for an electronic visa (e-visa) or visa on arrival (VoA) instead.

This article will guide you how to apply Vietnam visa at Vietnam consulate in Edgecliff.

Applying for a Vietnam visa at the consulate in Edgecliff, New South Wales, Australia is eligible to:

• Australian passport holders living in Edgecliff
• Foreign passports currently residing in Edgecliff

Visa application procedure at consulate in Edgecliff

Australian citizens living at Edgecliff who want to apply for a Vietnam visa need to contact the Vietnamese consulate in New South Wales, Australia to learn about the necessary procedures. 

Some information about this embassy is shown as follows:

• Address: Suite 205, Level 2, Edgecliff Centre, 203-233 New South Head Road, Edgecliff, New South Wales 2027
• Phone: (02) 9327 1912 / 9327 2539
• Fax: (02) 9328 1653
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.vietnamconsulate.org.au

Basically, the papers that need to be prepared include:

• Australian passport which is valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Vietnam
• Australian passport has at least 02 blank pages.
• Visa application form.
• 2 passport-sized photos (4×6 cm).
• Copy of the first sheet and the last sheet of the passport.
• The round trip ticket or flight ticket to a third country.

Note : The document may be added if required by the diplomatic agency.

After contacting the embassy for the required documents, please prepare them accurately and completely. 

Applicant brings all the documents with the fee to submit at the Consulate.

After checking the documents, the embassy staff will receive the documents and give the appointment paper to return the results. 

At the appointment date, you go to the embassy to get the results and your original passport.

The processing time will vary from case to case therefore to be sure and avoid going back and forth many times, you should contact the embassy to check again before getting results.

Visa application fee at consulate in Edgecliff

The cost of issuing Vietnam visas for Australian citizens is shown as follows:

Note : The above fee may vary from time to time so please contact the embassy directly for accurate information.

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There are 02 kinds of fee for Vietnam visa on arrival. They are service fee and stamping fee.

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This fee is paid online to our service to get an approval letter by email. We will submit your application to Vietnam Immigration Department to get visa approval letter and send it into your email within 02 working days in normal service.

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You have to pay this fee for Immigration officer to get visa stamped on your passport at Vietnam airport. The fee will be public at any Government website. They are:

• 25 USD/person for less than 90 days single entry visa
• 50 USD/person for less than 90 days multiple entries visa
• 95 USD/person for less than 180 days multiple entries visa
• 135 USD/person for 1 year multiple entries visa

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