Apply for your Vietnam Digital Arrival Card online

No. The Vietnam Digital Arrival Card is not a visa and does not grant permission to enter Vietnam on its own.

It is a mandatory pre-arrival declaration form required of all international travelers. You must still hold a valid Vietnamese visa, an approved e-Visa, or be a national of a visa-exempt country in order to enter Vietnam.

Once submitted, a QR-code is generated and sent by email. You can screenshot this and show it upon arrival or print a physical cop.

You should complete and submit your Vietnam Digital Arrival Card before boarding your flight to Vietnam.

It is recommended to submit it at least 3 days before your departure date to allow sufficient time for processing and to avoid any last-minute issues at check-in or immigration. With iVisa you can register even earlier, and we'll submit your information on your behalf as soon as the window opens.

Yes. A new Vietnam Digital Arrival Card must be submitted for every trip to Vietnam. Each card is linked to a specific entry, so even if you have a multiple-entry visa, you are required to complete a fresh application before each arrival.

If your travel plans change after submission, you should submit a new Vietnam Digital Arrival Card with the updated details.

Using outdated or incorrect information on your arrival card may cause delays or complications at immigration, so always ensure your card reflects your actual travel itinerary.

Yes. Every traveler, regardless of age, must have their own individually completed Vietnam Digital Arrival Card before arriving in Vietnam.

You can apply for multiple travelers through iVisa by selecting "Add another person" during the online application process.