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Indian nationals must obtain a visa before travelling to Vietnam. The Vietnam e-visa is issued online, is valid for up to 90 days and is the most commonly used option for tourism. This page summarises the published information and points you to the official sources. A private consultation can help you prepare before you use the official channel.
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Single entry
Standard e-visa, delivered online. The government fee is paid directly on the official portal.
Government fee
₹2,500
USD 25 · paid by you to the authority
Single entry
Prioritised option with a higher listed fee. Times are set by the authorities and are not guaranteed.
Government fee
₹5,500
paid by you to the authority
Single entry
Fastest listed option with the highest listed fee. Times are set by the authorities and are not guaranteed.
Government fee
₹13,000
paid by you to the authority
Single entry
An approval letter, rather than the e-visa itself.
Government fee
₹6,000
paid by you to the authority
Government fees and processing times are set by the relevant authority, may change without notice and are not controlled or promised by VisaBanana Advisory. Always confirm current figures on the official sources below.
This is a general checklist. The official requirements are published by the Vietnamese authorities and may change.
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Yes. Indian nationals must obtain a visa before travelling. The Vietnam e-visa is issued online and is valid for up to 90 days.
Our information lists the standard e-visa (Regular), prioritised options with shorter indicative times and higher listed fees (Superfast and 2 hours), and an approval letter. Each is listed with its own fee and time above.
Our information shows an official fee of USD 25 (₹2,500) for the Regular e-visa, paid directly on the official portal. Other options are listed with their own fees. Fees are set by the authorities and can change, so confirm on the official site.
Our information lists 4 business days for Regular, 1 business day for Superfast, 2 working hours for the 2-hour option and the same day for the visa letter. Times are set by the authorities and can vary. We cannot guarantee any processing time.
The Regular single-entry e-visa allows a stay of up to 90 days. Other options list a stay of up to 30 days. Check the details of the option you choose.
Our information indicates a single extension of up to 30 days can be requested at a provincial immigration office before the current visa expires. Overstaying without an extension can lead to fines and complications with future visas. Confirm the current rules with the immigration authority.
It is not a strict form requirement, but immigration officers at entry may ask for proof of onward travel. Carrying a confirmed return booking helps avoid problems at the border.
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