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Vietnam e-Visa from the United States

Applied for and issued entirely online, for stays of up to 90 days, single or multiple entry. Printed and carried; nobody handles your passport.

What is required

  • Passport bio page scan

    Required

    A clear scan of the data page, with at least six months validity remaining and two blank pages.

  • Passport-style photograph

    Required

    A recent portrait against a plain background, with no glasses and both ears visible.

  • Your intended port of entry

    Required

    The e-Visa names the port you will arrive at. Arriving somewhere else can mean being refused boarding, so check it against your actual booking.

  • A printed copy of the approved e-Visa

    Worth having

    Carried with you. Airlines routinely ask for it at check-in, and a phone screen is not always accepted.

What the authority charges

  • e-Visa, single entry$25
  • e-Visa, multiple entry$50

These go to Vietnam Immigration Department, not to us. We never add anything to a government fee.

Decision time: Around three to five working days. Apply at least a week ahead of travel.

What cannot be done for you

Nothing. There is no physical step on this route at all, and nobody needs to handle your passport.

Sources

Last checked against these pages on 18 September 2026.

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