The Vietnam e-visa is an electronic travel authorization that foreign visitors will present at the passport control in order for the passport to be stamped. Since it’s an electronic document, you will have to apply for it online.
The Vietnam e-visa is an electronic travel authorization that foreign visitors will present at the passport control in order for the passport to be stamped. Since it’s an electronic document, you will have to apply for it online.
No, you can only enter in Vietnam within the date specified on your e-visa. If you come earlier than that, you will be denied entry to the country.
You need to contact Vietnam immigration immediately as soon as you have noticed a mistake on your e-visa application. That way, they can rectify your visa and avoid any issues when entering the country.
Each individual traveler should have his or her own e-visa copy when entering Vietnam. Therefore, you cannot apply for multiple travelers in one e-visa application.
Visitors who are holding an e-visa can stay in Vietnam for a maximum of 30 days or one month. Take note that this is a single-entry visa, which means you can use it to enter the country only once.
What if I realized that I made a mistake on my visa application and I have already submitted it? Send an email as soon as possible. They will be able to correct whatever mistake you have entered so you will not get into trouble when entering Vietnam using the e-visa.
Yes, but you must apply for an e-visa for each individual family member. The only time you will share the e-visa is when your minor child shares a passport with you.
You need to apply for a new e-visa if your plans have changed. The old e-visa will be cancelled immediately when a new application is received.
Your e-visa will be valid on those dates you have stated in your application as your entry date. Once you have the e-visa, you can immediately enter Vietnam within the specified period.