Frequently asked questions

No. When applying online for Vietnamese E-visa, you are required to provide your port of entry. This port is fixed on the visa letter, and you are allowed to enter that port only.

In case you change your port of entry, you must apply for another visa.

Where you are not sure about the port of entry, and you are traveling to Vietnam by air, we highly recommend you apply for a visa on arrival for Vietnam as you can change the airport of arrival.

An E-visa for Vietnam works at 33 ports of entry. You can see their list above, in the Applicable ports of entry section.

It normally takes 3 working days for the Vietnam Immigration Department to process your application for Vietnam E-visa.

However, the processing time may be longer due to the large number of applicants or public holidays. As such, we highly recommend you to start your application for E-visa to Vietnam 1-2 weeks before departure.

After completing the form, you will verify your information and in this step you will receive your registration code. Please remember that this code is not sent to your email.

You should take a screenshot of your registration code and save it somewhere in your device as it is very important. Without it, you cannot check your visa status and download the visa letter.

An E-visa for Vietnam works at 33 ports of entry. You can see their list above, in the Applicable ports of entry section.

It normally takes 3 working days for the Vietnam Immigration Department to process your application for Vietnam E-visa.

However, the processing time may be longer due to the large number of applicants or public holidays. As such, we highly recommend you to start your application for E-visa to Vietnam 1-2 weeks before departure.

After completing the form, you will verify your information and in this step you will receive your registration code. Please remember that this code is not sent to your email.

You should take a screenshot of your registration code and save it somewhere in your device as it is very important. Without it, you cannot check your visa status and download the visa letter.

An E-visa for Vietnam works at 33 ports of entry. You can see their list above, in the Applicable ports of entry section.

It normally takes 3 working days for the Vietnam Immigration Department to process your application for Vietnam E-visa.

However, the processing time may be longer due to the large number of applicants or public holidays. As such, we highly recommend you to start your application for E-visa to Vietnam 1-2 weeks before departure.

After completing the form, you will verify your information and in this step you will receive your registration code. Please remember that this code is not sent to your email.

You should take a screenshot of your registration code and save it somewhere in your device as it is very important. Without it, you cannot check your visa status and download the visa letter.