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Under a government directive released in 2017, you can apply online for an e-visa of Vietnam if you hold passport of one of of the following countries (46 countries) :
1/List of 40 countries whose citizens can apply for an e-visa of Vietnam from Jan 2017.
* Not apply to Chinese e-passport holders (passport number begin with “E”)
For your reference, please see official release from the government, dated Jan 2017.
2/From December 2017, an additional six countries are accepted to Vietnam e-visa program:
3/ From February 2019, 34 more countries and 2 territories are added to E-visa program :
Citizens of countries which are not in the list above can apply for visa on arrival (click here) instead.
An electronic visa (E-visa) is one of the several visa types issued by the Vietnamese Immigration Department to foreigners intending to enter the country. A Vietnam E-visa is valid for a maximum of 30 days, and is valid for a visitor’s single entry to the country only.
Applicants will obtain their visas electronically after providing the required information, uploading a recent passport photo (recommended dimensions: 400×60 px), and finally making payment with a credit or debit card.
Upon successful application, the link to download your e-Visa would be given at the final step, where applicants are informed of their approval status. In addition, the same link where you could download your e-Visa will be sent to you via a separate email message.
Passport control officers at all ports of entry are able verify your e-Visa on their systems. However, you are advised to carry along either a soft copy (saved on a tablet PC, smart phone, etc.) or a hard copy of your e-Visa, in case of any system failures and outages.
As in the case of other forms of visas, respective Vietnamese officials at the ports of entry may reserve the right to deny any visitors their right of entry into Vietnam. Thus, per the discretion of each official, the holder of an e-Visa may not be allowed entry to Vietnam, without the need for any explanation and justification.
Please note: all fees for e-visa application are NON-REFUNDABLE at the government website. But We are not government website. We are a visa service agent run by Travel Expert Co., LTD (Vietnam). We Only charge for successful application. 100% risk-free.
An eVisa is an official document granted by the Immigration of Vietnam which permits a traveller to enter into and travel within Vietnam. It is an alternative to the visa documentations issued at the embassies of Vietnam and visa on arrival. After an eVisa application has been approved, the visa issuance system will then send a notice to the applicant, containing a link to a webpage to download and print the eVisa from. Visitors are required to present this eVisa at the immigration checkpoint for verification upon their arrival in Vietnam.
Here’s below a copy of Vietnam evisa.
copy of Vietnam evisa
Please note: e-Visa holders just go straight to the passport control to check & get stamp for entry 30 days, no need to pay any amount or go the visa issuing office to get visa. Other types of visa go to the visa issuing office to get visa before going to the passport control.
Latest Update: From 15 August 2023, All countries can apply Vietnam E-Visa. The online application system was opened for all nationalities and they can apply Vietnam E-visa through this link. …
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