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The Visa on Arrival for Vietnam, facilitates the options to enter this country in several ways. One of them is to avoid the applicant to go to an embassy or consulate to process a visa and follow a long procedure to obtain it. Thanks to the new system that the Government of Vietnam has implemented, tourists can now enter this country more quickly by obtaining a visa on arrival.

Our experience of more than four years, in addition to thousands of satisfied customers worldwide, is the result of working with the most experienced professionals and with the safest and most effective technology to process your Vietnamese visa.

PLEASE NOTE: Currently, the VOA must be presented to the Immigration Officer along with a Medical Declaration in order to enter Vietnam. When you apply with iVisa.com, you have the option to obtain the Medical Declaration in addition to the VOA.

Required Documents to Apply
  • Passport with at least 6 months of validity.
  • Credit/debit card or PayPal account.

We will provide your pre-approval letter along with your Medical Declaration. Upon arrival, you will need to present the following in order to enter Vietnam:

  • Entry permit form (Vietnam Pre-Approval Letter - printed.)
  • Two photos
  • Original passport, with at least one blank page for stamping by the Vietnam Immigration Officer.
  • QR Code we provide (Vietnam Medical Declaration.)
  • Additional visa fee for Vietnam Visa on Arrival (payable to airport immigration). The stamping fee is 25 USD for a single entry visa (both 1 month and 3-month type) and 50 USD for multiple entry visas (both 1 month and 3-month type).
Important Instructions

  • Your passport must be valid for at least six months after your indicated arrival date.

  • Passport photos are required at Vietnam airports in order to obtain an entry visa.

  • Visa on Arrival is only valid for air travelers. When you arrive at the airport in Vietnam, you will be required to fill some documents to get the visa stamp in your passport.

  • Visa on Arrival works at any of Vietnam’s five international airports: Tan Son Nhat (Ho Chi Minh City); Noi Bai International Airport (Hanoi); Danang Airport (Da Nang); Cat Bi Airport (Hai Phong); or Cam Ranh Airport (Nha Trang). There will be no problems traveling between these five airports.

  • Travelers are required to pay a stamping fee on arrival. The stamping fee is 25 USD for single entry visa (both 1 month and 3 month type) and 50 USD for multiple entry visa (both 1 month and 3 month type).

  • The arrival date you provide should be the earliest you plan to arrive, although you can arrive after that date. The departure date you provide will be the last day you are permitted to be in the country unless you get a visa extension.

  • Currently, the Government of Vietnam requires all travelers to present upon arrival in Vietnam. If you choose to add the Medical Declaration to your VOA when applying with iVisa.com, we'll send both documents to your email inbox so you can present them on arrival.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Visa on Arrival (VOA) is a program where citizens of multiple countries can obtain their visas once they enter Vietnam at the immigration checkpoint. In addition to your VOA, you can add on the Medical Declaration when you apply with iVisa.com. The Medical Declaration is a required document to enter Vietnam, and its purpose is to aid officials in monitoring the health situation of the country.
Yes. This is a visa on arrival approval letter, not the actual visa. The visa will be issued upon arrival, where you will be required to pay the visa stamping fee. As of 2018, the fees are as follows:
  • USD 25.00 for single entry visa (both 1 and 3 month types)
  • USD 50.00 for multiple entry visa (both 1 and 3 month types)

You will need to fill out the online form completely and accurately, but we do not require you to submit any documents to us.

However, you will need to present the following when entering Vietnam:

  • VOA approval letter (which we provide)
  • Valid passport with at least 1 blank page available for stamping
  • QR Code we provide (Vietnam Medical Declaration.)
  • 2 passport-sized photos (4 x 6 cm)
  • Entry/exit form, provided by the airline
  • Visa stamping fee, which needs to be paid in cash (25 USD for single entry, 50 USD for multiple entries).

  • The cost is USD 25.00 - USD 50.00 for standard processing. For rush and super rush, the cost is USD 45.00- USD 75.00 and USD 90.00 - USD 115.00, respectively. The actual cost will depend on the number of entries and the length of stay options you choose. Upon arrival you will be charged a Stamping Fee which stands at USD 25.00 for both single-entry visas and at USD 50.00 for both multiple-entry visas.

  • The Medical Declaration, on the other hand, has no cost from the Vietnamese Government.

It depends on the method of processing time you chose:

  • For 30 days of single/multiple entry type of visa we have these options: standard -3 Business Days , rush -1 Business Day, and super rush -8 hours.

  • For 90 days of single/multiple entry, the processing of the application takes 7 Business Days.

The visa will be valid for 30 days in Total or 90 days in Total days from arrival, depending on the option you choose at the time of application.

Note: An extension of stay can be applied for once in Vietnam. However, it can be a difficult process, so if there is a chance that you will exceed the 30 days in Total , we recommend applying for the 90 days in Total option.

Applicant’s passport should have at least 6-months validity from the time of entry into Vietnam and at least one blank page.

Fill out the secure online form your passport information correctly as:

  • Fullname

  • Date of birth

  • Nationality

  • Passport Number

  • Date of arrival

  • Type of visa (in the case of the VOA): 1 month or 3 months, single entry or multiple entries.

  • Step 2: Pay and receive confirmation After fill out all your information, you will be asked for payment of service fee.

  • Step 3: Get Vietnam visa approval Letter and the QR Code of your Medical Declaration. Receive the Vietnam visa approval letter and QR Code via mail.

  • Step 4: Once you arrive, Go to the health quarantine desk and show the QR Code (Medical Declaration) to get the confirmation form before going through immigration counters.

  • Step 5: Get Vietnam visa stamp and visa sticker into your passport. Prepare necessary documents and stamping fee in cash to get visa stamp at Vietnam Visa Landing Counter as: Prepare 2 color photos with standard size 4x6 cm ( but the size is not very important) Prepare Cash in USD:

    • 25 USD for single entry 1 month/3 month
    • 50 USD for Multiple entry 1 month/3 month

If you choose to add the Medical Declaration, you'll only have to fill out our simple application form with some information regarding your health status and flight and trip details.

No. The Visa on Arrival can only be issued at the following airports:

  • Tan Son Nhat International Airport (Ho Chi Minh City)
  • Noi Bai International Airport (Hanoi)
  • DaNang Airport (DaNang)
  • Cat Bi Airport (Hai Phong)
  • Cam Ranh Airport (Nha Trang)

Note: If you are issued a multiple entry visa, you can enter/exit Vietnam from any entry point (airports, seaports, land checkpoints) once you are inside Vietnam.

No, as Visa on Arrival is only available for travelers entering Vietnam by air.
Different types of Vietnam Visas on Arrival are granted according to the length of stay, number of entries and visiting purpose:
  • 1 month single entry visa
  • 1 month multiple entries visa
  • 3 months single entry visa
  • 3 months multiple entries visa

Once you arrive in Vietnam, you will need to present the following:

  • VOA approval letter (which we provide)
  • Valid passport with at least 1 blank page available for stamping
  • 2 passport-size photos (4 x 6 cm)
  • QR Code of your Medical Declaration
  • Entry/exit form, provided by the airline
  • Visa stamping fee, which needs to be paid in cash (25 USD for single entry, 50 USD for multiple entries)

NOTE: In order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, the Government of Vietnam is now requesting additional health documents, which you should obtain before traveling to this country, as the Vietnam Medical Declaration we will provide you.

No, you are not allowed to enter Vietnam before the date stated in your Vietnam visa approval letter.
It depends. If you require multiple entries and/or are planning on staying in Vietnam for longer than 30 days, the VOA will be the best option (as long as you are entering via one of the 5 international airports that have Visa on Arrival issuing capabilities).
It depends on your travel plans. If you intend on staying in Vietnam for the entire duration of your trip, a single entry visa will suffice. However, if you plan on visiting any surrounding countries (Laos and Cambodia for example) and then enter Vietnam once again, you will need to get a multiple-entry visa, as it will allow you to enter the country as many times as you need.
In order to get Vietnam Visa on arrival, you just pay for two types of fee:
  • Service fee: is paid for getting a Visa Approval Letter via our Online Payment System after filling out the visa application form.
  • Stamping fee: is paid in cash to Vietnamese Immigration Officer at arrival airport for your visa stamp.
  • The Medical Declaration has no additional cost, so you would only have to pay the service fee.

At the arrival hall inside the airports, there is a landing visa counter in front of the check-in counter.

You will have to prepare some documents to get the visa stamp:

  • Two 4cm x 6cm passport-type photos (note: you can get your picture taken at the airport for an additional USD 5.00)

  • Immigration form

  • USD in cash to pay the stamping fee

    • Single-entry for 1 and 3 months: USD 25.00
    • Multiple-entry for 1 and 3 months: USD 50.00

Before arriving at this section, you must approach the Medical Quarantine Staff at the quarantine office and present your Vietnam Medical Declaration, along with other additional documents that will depend on personal circumstances.

No, you are unable to enter Vietnam earlier than the date which state on your Vietnam visa approval letter. In this case, you must apply again to process a new Visa with your correct arrival date. Keep in mind that your Vietnam visa on arrival at the airport is approved once you get your visa approval letter.
We kindly inform you that you can not enter Vietnam by seaports or land crossing borders with our approval letter. In this case, we recommend you should contact with Vietnam Embassy to get visa stamped on your passport before your departure. we arrange the visa for all who would like to get a a visa at the airports only.
A single entry visa allows you to enter/ exit Vietnam one time or it is also called visa with single-use. Once your single entry visa used, you can not enter again Vietnam with this used visa. You must apply for the new one if you want to come back to Vietnam again. For example, with 1 month single entry visa, you can enter Vietnam to stay for less than 30 days in Total. You can not re-enter Vietnam if you exit Vietnam after 10 days staying, even your visa valid for 30 days in Total.
When the expired day of your Vietnam visa comes up, please contact directly the Vietnam Immigration Office in which located at 40 Hang Bai street ( Hanoi); 161 Nguyen Du street ( Ho Chi Minh city) or any local Vietnam Immigration Offices where you stays in.
The Vietnam Visa Approval Letter is a pre-approved application you need before entering Vietnam. If you have no free-time or stay far away from the local Vietnam Embassy, our service can support you quickly and most convenient to apply the pre-approved letter for Vietnam Visa.

Yellow Fever vaccine is required if traveling from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission.

More information in the following link:

https://www.who.int/ith/ITH_Annex_I.pdf

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No, you don't. As of today, COVID vaccination passports or certificates are not a mandatory to enter Vietnam. Since information may change quickly, we advise you to follow up on the latest Vietnam travel updates and/or contact your local embassy.
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