On December 2, 2025, the Vietnamese Government expanded the list of authorized eVisa entry and exit checkpoints under Resolution No. 389/NQ-CP, adding 41 locations and bringing the total to 83 designated checkpoints across Vietnam.
The approved list includes 17 airports, 27 land border checkpoints, and 39 seaports, offering more entry and exit options for eligible travelers arriving by air, land, or sea.
Below is the complete list of Vietnam eVisa ports of entry and exit for 2026, including important information to check before traveling.
Vietnam eVisa entry points map: Airports, Seaports and Land borders.
Vietnam eVisa Airports (17)
Vietnam eVisa holders can enter and exit through designated airports across the country, including major international gateways in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and other destinations.
| Airport | Airport | Airport |
|---|---|---|
| Noi Bai | Tan Son Nhat | Da Nang |
| Cam Ranh | Cat Bi | Can Tho |
| Phu Quoc | Phu Bai | Van Don |
| Tho Xuan | Dong Hoi | Phu Cat |
| Lien Khuong | Vinh | Chu Lai |
| Long Thanh* | Gia Binh* |
Long Thanh and Gia Binh airports are included in the approved list but can process eVisa travelers only once they become operational.
Vietnam eVisa Land Border Checkpoints (27)
Travelers entering or leaving Vietnam by land can use 27 authorized checkpoints along the borders with China, Laos, and Cambodia.
| Checkpoint | Checkpoint | Checkpoint |
|---|---|---|
| Bo Y | Cha Lo | Cau Treo |
| Huu Nghi | Ha Tien | Lao Bao |
| Lao Cai (Road) | La Lay | Moc Bai |
| Mong Cai | Nam Can | Na Meo |
| Vinh Xuong | Tinh Bien | Tay Trang |
| Xa Mat | Dong Dang (Railway) | Tra Linh |
| Thanh Thuy | Lao Cai (Railway) | Long Sap |
| Nam Giang | Le Thanh | Tan Nam |
| Binh Hiep | Thuong Phuoc | Dinh Ba |
Important: Before crossing a land border, confirm that the corresponding checkpoint in the neighboring country is open to international travelers and that you meet its immigration requirements.
Vietnam eVisa Seaports (39)
Vietnam also allows eVisa holders to enter and exit through 39 designated seaport checkpoints, including ports used for international cruise travel and other authorized maritime operations.
| Seaport | Seaport | Seaport |
|---|---|---|
| Chan May | Cam Pha | Da Nang |
| Duong Dong | Dung Quat | Hon Gai |
| Hai Phong | Nghi Son | Nha Trang |
| Quy Nhon | Ho Chi Minh City | Vung Ang |
| Vung Tau | Van Gia | Diem Dien |
| Hai Thinh | Ninh Binh | Cua Lo – Ben Thuy |
| Son Duong | Gianh | Hon La |
| Cua Viet | Thuan An | Ky Ha |
| Sa Ky | Vung Ro | Ca Na |
| Ninh Chu | Phu Quy | Lien Huong |
| Ben Luc | Dong Thap | Soai Rap – Hiep Phuoc |
| My Thoi | Hon Chong | An Thoi |
| Truong Long Hoa | Giao Long | Nam Can |
Note: Not all authorized seaports provide regular international passenger services. Cruise passengers should confirm their arrival checkpoint with the cruise operator before traveling.
Important Things to Know Before Traveling
Before entering or exiting Vietnam with an eVisa, keep the following points in mind:
- Use an authorized checkpoint: Your intended airport, land border, or seaport must be included in the approved eVisa checkpoint list.
- Check your visa validity: Ensure your eVisa is valid for your travel dates and matches your passport information.
- Verify itinerary changes: If you change your intended entry or exit checkpoint, check the applicable immigration requirements before departure.
- Check your permitted entries: A single-entry eVisa permits one entry, while a multiple-entry eVisa allows re-entry during its validity period, subject to the visa conditions.
- Confirm transport arrangements: Some authorized checkpoints may not offer regular international passenger services.
For more information about visa validity and permitted entries, see our Single-Entry vs. Multiple-Entry Vietnam Visa Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I enter Vietnam from Cambodia, Laos, or China with an eVisa?
Yes. Travelers can use designated land border checkpoints, provided they meet the applicable immigration requirements on both sides of the border.
Can I enter and exit Vietnam through different checkpoints?
Travelers may use different authorized entry and exit checkpoints, subject to the applicable immigration rules and conditions of their issued eVisa.
Can I use a Vietnam eVisa when arriving by cruise ship?
Yes, provided your cruise arrives at an authorized seaport checkpoint and your travel documents meet the relevant entry requirements.
Are all 83 Vietnam eVisa checkpoints currently operational?
Not necessarily. Long Thanh and Gia Binh airports are included in the approved list but are subject to becoming operational. Transport and passenger services may also vary at other checkpoints.
Related Vietnam eVisa Guides
For more information about Vietnam eVisa requirements and travel arrangements, explore:
- Vietnam eVisa Eligibility by Country – Check your eligibility before applying.
- Vietnam eVisa Single vs. Multiple Entry – Understand which entry option suits your itinerary.
- Vietnam eVisa Processing Time – Learn how processing timelines work.
For general information about electronic visas, visit our Vietnam eVisa page.
If you are ready to apply, you can submit your Vietnam eVisa application.
Official Sources
The authorized Vietnam eVisa checkpoint list is established under:
- Resolution No. 127/NQ-CP (August 14, 2023): The original list of 42 approved checkpoints.
- Resolution No. 389/NQ-CP (December 2, 2025): Added 41 checkpoints, increasing the total to 83.
For the latest official information and eVisa applications, visit the Vietnam Immigration Department’s eVisa Portal.
Travelers should verify current checkpoint arrangements before departure, particularly when traveling through newly authorized or less frequently used crossings.
