eVisa
Vietnam e-visa application service
Most e-visa refusals and delays come from small mistakes: a blurry passport photo, a name typed differently from the passport, the wrong entry port. We check all of that before submitting.
Quick answer
Vietnam's e-visa costs a US$25 government fee for single entry or US$50 for multiple entry (up to 90 days). You can apply yourself on the government portal. We charge a separate service fee to check your details, submit the application and follow it up. Approval is decided by Vietnam Immigration, not by us.
What's included
- Check that you actually need an e-visa (24 nationalities are visa-exempt for up to 45 days)
- Review your passport scan and portrait photo
- Fill in and submit the application
- Follow up and send you the e-visa PDF when it is issued
- Reminder about the free pre-arrival declaration
How it works
- Tell us your nationality, travel dates and arrival airport in chat.
- We confirm whether you need an e-visa and send the total price in writing.
- Send your passport scan and photo through the secure channel we give you.
- You receive the e-visa PDF. Save it offline and print a copy.
Government fee, non-refundable: US$25 (single) / US$50 (multiple)
Prices
- Standard service fee
- US$10.90
- 3 working days service fee
- US$12.90
- 1 working day service fee
- US$45
- Same-day service fee
- US$59
- 4 working hours service fee
- US$79
- Government e-visa fee (paid to Vietnam Immigration, separate, non-refundable)
- US$25 single entry · US$50 multiple entry (up to 90 days)
We confirm the total in writing before you pay. No hidden extras.
Good to know
- VN Priority is a private service provider, not a government agency. We cannot influence whether a visa is approved.
- The government fee (US$25 / US$50) is paid to Vietnam Immigration and is separate from our service fee.
- Check the "valid until" date on your e-visa. Staying longer is your responsibility (see our terms).
Questions travelers ask
Do I need a visa to visit Vietnam?
Not always. Citizens of 12 countries can visit visa-free for up to 45 days until 14 March 2028 (Resolution 44/NQ-CP): Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the UK, Russia, Japan, South Korea, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland. Ordinary passports from 27 countries have a visa-free stay of 14, 21, 30, 45 or 90 days. Everyone else, and anyone staying longer than their visa-free days, needs a visa or e-visa.
How much is the Vietnam e-visa government fee?
US$25 for a single-entry e-visa (Circular 25/2021/TT-BTC) and US$50 for a multiple-entry e-visa of up to 90 days (Circular 62/2023/TT-BTC). This fee goes to Vietnam Immigration. Our service fee is separate and shown before you pay.
Can I apply for the e-visa myself?
Yes. You can apply on the government e-visa portal (evisa.gov.vn) and pay only the government fee. Travelers use our service when they want someone to check the application, submit it and follow up for them.
Can you make sure my e-visa is approved?
No one outside Vietnam Immigration can. We are a private service provider, not a government agency. What we do is check your application carefully to avoid the common mistakes that cause delays or refusals. Approval is decided only by Vietnam Immigration.
How long does the e-visa take?
The government says normally within 3 working days. Approval is decided only by Vietnam Immigration. Apply early, especially before public holidays.