Yes, we provide legal services!

According to the Government’s Decree No. 01-2695/2024/TCDL-GP-LHQT, International travel agencies have the right to request Vietnam Immigration Department from Vietnam Government to approve the Vietnam E-Visa for clients

To support travelers, we provide a variety of emergency services as follows

• 4-day emergency service
• 2-3-day emergency service
• 1-day emergency service
• Half-day emergency service
• Last-minute emergency service
• Weekend emergency service (Only available on holidays and weekends at Da Nang airport, Tan Son Nhat airport)

To know more about emergency services and how to register for the service, please contact us via email: support@vietnamevisa.com or WhatsApp (24/24): +84 93 6699 869 Our support team will respond to you immediately

If you do not violate Vietnam immigration policy and are not on the restricted list of Vietnam Immigration Department, we commit to return the results on time. Otherwise, we will refund 100% of the service fee you have paid.

No, if you use Evisa to enter Vietnam, you will not have to pay any additional costs related to the entry procedures at the Vietnam airport upon arrival

In terms of entry purposes, there are many types of Evisa such as: Tourism, business, visiting relatives, working, studying...

However, we often classify them according to the entry value (Single or multiple entries). Both types of visas are valid for a maximum of 90 days

• Single entry visa: During the validity of the Visa, you are allowed to enter the country only once, the Evisa will expire immediately after you leave the country or until the expiration date specified on the Evisa
• Multiple entry visa: During the validity of the Visa, you will be allowed to enter/exit the country multiple times. The visa will only expire on the expiry date specified on the Evisa

You can enter the country on the day the Evisa starts to be valid, or after that date

You can leave the country any day before the Evisa expires, and no later than the day the Evisa expires

For example: Your Evisa is valid from 15 August 2024 to 15 September 2024

You are allowed to enter on 15 August, or later. And you need to leave the country no later than 15 September (the date the Evisa expires)

No, any mistake, no matter how small, will make your Evisa invalid, in this case you need to register for a new Evisa as soon as you discover the mistake on your Evisa

We always advise our customers to check the information carefully immediately after receiving the Evisa to detect errors promptly

All citizens of countries around the world are exempted from visas for up to 30 days when visiting Phu Quoc Island (Vietnam), however, there are some conditions as follows

- You are only allowed to stay within Phu Quoc Island for less than 30 days

- If you have a transit flight within Vietnam before arriving in Phu Quoc Island, make sure both flights are provided by the same airline to be supported to transit within Vietnam without a transit visa

Similarly, when you depart from Phu Quoc Island and need to transit within Vietnam before returning home, make sure both flights are also provided by a single airline

No, all airlines will require you to present an Evisa or visa approval letter before allowing you to board your flight to Vietnam, so you will not be able to apply for a Vietnam visa upon arrival.

Many customers are confused about the possibility of applying for a Vietnam visa upon arrival without any conditions, which is incorrect.

Currently, Vietnam still accepts Visa On Arrival, however, you will need to apply for a document called a visa approval letter through travel agents in Vietnam. Only customers with an Evisa or visa approval letter will be allowed to board flights to Vietnam by airlines, and only customers with a visa approval letter will be allowed to have their visa stamped on their passports upon arrival at the airport/border gate in Vietnam.

Normally, you will need to enter the correct port/airport that you registered in the Evisa application. However, the Vietnamese government has now created conditions for visitors to be allowed to change the port of entry after the Evisa has been approval