Visa Info
Vietnam Visa for Indian Passport Holders
Indian nationals apply for Vietnam's e-Visa online in advance, valid for both single and multiple entry depending on the option chosen.
e-VisaAt least 6 months from date of entry
Up to 90 days depending on the e-Visa type
≈ USD 25–50 depending on single/multiple entry
3 working days on the official portal (allow extra buffer time)
Documents required
- Passport valid for 6+ months
- Digital passport-size photograph
- Scanned passport bio-data page
- Details of intended entry/exit points
Step-by-step: how to apply
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Apply on Vietnam's official e-Visa portal
Fill in personal, passport and travel details on the government e-Visa website.
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Upload your photo and passport scan
Ensure the scan is clear and meets the size/format requirements.
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Pay the e-Visa fee online
Pay via the accepted online payment methods on the official portal.
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Wait for processing
Approval typically takes about 3 working days; check application status using your registration code.
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Download and print your e-Visa
Print a copy to carry alongside your passport for travel.
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Present it at immigration on arrival
Show your printed e-Visa and passport at the immigration counter in Vietnam.
Good to know
- • Apply only via the official Vietnam e-Visa portal to avoid third-party markups.
- • Double-check your chosen entry/exit airports match your actual itinerary, as some e-Visas are tied to specific checkpoints.
Frequently asked questions
How many entries does the Vietnam e-Visa allow?
Both single-entry and multiple-entry e-Visas are available — choose based on whether you plan to leave and re-enter Vietnam during your trip.
Can I apply for a Vietnam e-Visa on arrival?
No, the e-Visa must be approved online before you travel; it is not issued on arrival.
Official source & latest news
This guide is general information for Indian passport holders, not legal or immigration advice. Visa rules, fees, documents and processing times change often — always confirm current requirements on the Vietnam government's official immigration or embassy website, or through a licensed visa agent, before applying or booking non-refundable travel.