Hey, guess what? E-VISA in Vietnam for 90 days is now officially confirmed! How to get it, who is eligible – read below.
3 month E-visa to replace 30-Day E-Visa in Vietnam
Update November 2024.
Starting November 11th 2024, you need to apply for an E-Visa to Vietnam on a new website:
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The Vietnamese e-visa allows for entry into Vietnam for up to 90 days, with options for either single or multiple entries. The fees are:
- Single-entry e-visa: $25 USD
- Multiple-entry e-visa: $50 USD
This visa can be applied for through Vietnam’s official e-visa portal, where the application fee is paid upfront and is non-refundable if the visa is denied. It’s important for travelers to note that entry and exit with an e-visa are limited to specific international border gates designated by the Vietnamese government.
Travel & Relocation Guide to Da Nang, Vietnam
This guide is for you if you want to know where all the best spots in Da Nang are from someone who spent here a whole year.
What’s inside:
- Map of Vietnam with 700 Locations pinned
- Visa to Vietnam
- SIM Cards
- High season vs Low season
- Best Neighborhoods
- Hotels in Da Nang
- Apartments for rent in Da Nang
- Things to see in Da Nang
- 3 Day Sightseeing Itinerary
- Where to eat (local & Western food)
- Where to buy food (Supermarkets, local market)
- Coffeeshops & Coworking spaces in Da Nang
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- Hospitals & Dentist in Da Nang
- Resorts with a day pool pass in Da Nang
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Update August 2023. The 90 days (almost 3 months!) Visa to Vietnam is available for all Nationalities, and some countries even got 45 days visa-free. Price is 25$ single entry, 50$ multiple entry. You can apply here https://dichvucong.bocongan.gov.vn/bocongan/bothutuc/tthc?matt=26277
– Applicant must declare sufficiently, accurately and honestly all true information in English.
From PUBLIC SERVICE PORTAL MINISTRY OF PUBLIC SECURITY of Vietnam
– With multiple choices questions, applicant is required to tick on all the appropriate answers.
– In case choosing “Others” answers, applicant must declare specific information.
– e-Visa application will be denied if there is any dishonest information in the application found by Viet Nam Immigration Authority.
– e-Visa is issued for foreigners who are currently abroad, wishing to enter into Viet Nam (not to foreigners who are currently temporary resident in Viet Nam).
The National Assembly of Vietnam just passed a new law that’s gonna make life easier for travelers! They’ve decided to extend the duration of electronic visas (e-visas) from 30 days to 90 days. So, if you’re planning a trip to Vietnam, you will be able stay for 3 whole months without the hassle of getting a new visa.
90 Day e-visa will allow travelers to enter and exit Vietnam multiple times within a generous 90-day period, eliminating the need to apply for a new visa each time. It’s a convenient and hassle-free way to explore the beauty of Vietnam!
The introduction of electronic visa procedures is expected to enhance the efficiency of entry and exit management and provide more convenience for both Vietnamese citizens and foreigners. The process is simple and eliminates the need for applicants to visit Vietnamese representative offices or use intermediaries for visa applications. Pre-approval for e-visas enables immigration authorities to screen ineligible individuals, improving management effectiveness.
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Can I come to Vietnam without a Visa?
If you’re from a country that doesn’t require a visa to visit Vietnam, they’ve got good news for you too. The visa-free period has been extended from 15 days to a more accommodating 45 days.
Awesome news for everyone who wanted to visit Vietnam, but didn’t want the Visa hassle. Some of the countries who were not allowed in Vietnam without an E-visa, will soon be getting 15 days visa-free.
When can I get 3 month E-visa to Vietnam
The new law will start on August 15, 2023. If you already have entry and exit documents issued before that date, no worries, they’ll still be valid. But so far even if you want to travel after August 15th, there is no official news whether you will be able to apply for 3 month visa before that.
Until August 15th the eVISA duration is still 30 days. You can apply for it here. Entry and exit E-Visas issued before August 15th will remain valid until their expiration dates. Meaning once your visa expires, or visa-free period ends, you have to leave Vietnam. You will have a stamp in your passport with the exact date until when you can stay.
What is the price for 90 Day E-visa to Vietnam?
30 Day E-visa to Vietnam costs $25. You don’t need to pay any agency or other intermediary. Watch out for scammers! Fill out your information at the official website, pay the fee and you will get your visa by email in 3-5 working days (sometimes it takes longer). As of July 2023 there is no official information on how much will 90 Day E-visa cost.
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Who will be able to get Vietnamese E-visa?
As of now there is no confirmed list of countries eligible for 90-day E-visa in Vietnam. And most likely it will not be possible to apply for 90 days before the new rules will be in effect, before August 15th.
But the chances are is you are eligible for 30-day E-visa, your country will also be on the list for the 90-day E-visa. But I would strongly recommend waiting for official news before booking trips or plane tickets.
Right now this is what we know:
List of countries eligible for 30 day E-visa
List of Entry Ports for 30 day E-visa (you can only enter and exit Vietnam through these airports and land borders)
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If I come to Vietnam on 20th of July on the 30-day evisa, does the new law mean I can stay for 15-day visa free after 15th August? So I can stay till the end of August?
We will have to wait and see how the new law will work in practice. But from what we know now, I would assume that it is not going to be possible. When you pass the immigration at the airport, they stamp your passport with the date when you have to leave Vietnam. If you have a 30-day e-visa, they will give you not more than 30 days and then you’ll have to leave and re-enter with the new visa if you plan to stay longer.