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Vietnam Multiple Entry Visa
A multiple entry visa for Vietnam allows the holder to enter and exit Vietnam for a unlimited number of times within a given period of time, usually up to 1 year. This type of visa is useful for people who need to travel to Vietnam frequently for business, tourism, or other purposes. With this type of visa, you can visit Vietnam as many times as you want during the validity period of your visa. This means you don't have to apply for a new visa every time you enter the country, which can save time and money.
Update: Multiple entry e-visa (3 month) policy has been approved and will be effective from 15 August, 2023. You are able to apply for a 3 month multiple entry visa when the new policy comes into effect in mid-August!
Overview
With the continuous development of the economy and tourism, the frequency of foreigners entering and exiting Vietnam has increased remarkably. Therefore, multiple-entry visa is the popular visa type for a large group of visitors coming to Vietnam.
A multiple entry visa allows foreigners to enter and exit Vietnam for an unlimited time in a certain period of time. It means you can exit and re-enter Vietnam as many times as you wish until the visa expires without applying for a new visa.
Multi-entry visa in brief:
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There is a multiple entry visa within 1 month up to 5 years depending on each traveling purpose. However, the most popular visas are up to 1 year and are usually chosen for traveling, business, investing purposes, or so.
Types of multi-entry visa
Multiple-entry visa can be divided into 5 main categories as the table below:
Multi-entry visa types | Times of entry/exit | Validity of visa | Purposes | Notes |
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1-month | Unlimited | 30 days(1 month) |
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3-month | Unlimited | 90 days ( 3 months) |
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6-month | Unlimited | 180 days ( 6 months) |
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1-year | Unlimited | 1 year |
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5-year | Unlimited | 5 year |
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How to apply
To get a multiple entry visa to Vietnam, you can consider one of 3 following ways:
Multiple-entry E-visa
Starting from August 15th, visitors can apply for a 3-month multiple-entry e-visa, which allows a stay of up to 90 days. Please ensure that you select the 'Multiple entry' option on the official website when applying.
You can apply for a 3 month multiple entry eVisa on our website here.
Multiple-entry visa at Embassy
The most popular way to get any type of visa is at an Embassy of Vietnam. You need to prepare all required documents for the application including a visa application form, a valid original passport, photos, and an introduction letter from a Vietnamese enterprise/agency (for business visa). After submitting all the documents and paying the fee at the embassy office, you will get the visa and original passport back in person or by post.
In fact, the process and documents required at the embassy or consulate vary in different countries. Therefore, you should contact the embassy of Vietnam in your residing country for more information.
Multiple-entry visa on arrival
Applying for a visa on arrival with multiple entries is one of the most convenient ways for foreigners, especially when the Vietnamese embassy is unavailable in your residing country. However, this way is only available for those who travel to Vietnam by air and enter via one of 8 designated airports (Noi Bai, Tan Son Nhat, Cat Bi, Danang, Cam Ranh, Lien Khuong, Phu Quoc, Can Tho).
Applicants must apply for a pre-approved letter through a visa agency. This paper is legally granted by the Vietnam Immigration Department and used to board the plane and get your visa stamped at your arrival port in Vietnam. The approval visa letter requires an application form and full payment of the service fee, and it takes 2-5 working days (urgent visa approval letter within 2-4 hours available at a high fee)
At the Vietnam airport, you will present a pre-approved visa letter, a visa application form, your valid passport, and 2 passport-sized photos and pay a stamping fee at the Immigration Counter/Visa on Arrival counter to get a multiple-entry visa.
Questions and Answers (110)
I applied for multi entry visas for my family. Unfortunately, there is an error on my daughter's and her visa expires the day before we leave. We're spending 2 weeks in vietnam, 12 days in cambodia, 2 days in vietnam and then flying back to Australia. Should we arrange another e visa for her when we are in cambodia? Or pay the fine for overstaying at the airport?
@Keryn Pauley, We recommend that you apply for a new visa while in Cambodia. Paying an overstaying fine can be complicated, and in some cases, you may be required to apply for an exit visa instead of simply paying the fine.
Irish passport, can I get a 6 month multiple entry, I will stay in Vietnam for 2/3 weeks in 1st arrival, then go to Thailand for 60 days, then return to Vietnam and travel up to the remaining allowance and fly back to the UK. Also, just in case I cannot do that, can I reapply for a Vietnam visa from Thailand if I just initially got a normal 30 day single entry ???
@William, Vietnam e-visa is currently available for a maximum validity of 90 days. For your plan, you can apply for a 90 day multi-entry visa to cover both entries into Vietnam. If you initially obtain a 30 day single entry visa, you can still re-apply for a new one when you are in Thailand.
I am planning a trip to Vietnam in 2025 my plan is to arrive in HCMC stay for 3-4 days then travel to Cambodia for 10 days then fly to Danang and spend 3 weeks traveling around Vietnam can this be covered by a 30 day multi entry visa I am traveling on my Australian passport
@Darrell Dwyer, a 1 month multi-entry visa could work for your plan, provided the total duration from your first entry to your final exit does not exceed 30 days. However, keep in mind that the visa validity begins from the date you specify in your application, not the actual date of arrival. Therefore, make sure that your travel schedule aligns with this validity period to avoid overstaying.
Hello I have an e-visa approved, as port of entry / exit I stated Da Nang, due to travel changes I will now entry and exit via Hanoi Airport. Is this possible or I need to request a new e-visa? I’m from Guatemala, with Guatemalan passport but residency in UK
@Ana Chacon, there is no problem with entering and exiting through Hanoi with your current visa. Therefore, it is not necessary to apply for a new one.
Hi i live in the US with an American Citizen My family and I are planning to take a trip to Vietnam for 3-4 weeks. We then fly from Vietnam to Thailand and then back to Vietnam then back to the US. What visa option would you recommend I should apply for with the lowest fee cost My parents got their visa though a travel agent which only offer them the 5 years Visa for $80USD
@Andy, if you plan to visit Vietnam multiple times over the next five years, we suggest using the 5-year visa exemption option, as it is more convenient and cost-effective.
Hi there, My girlfriend and I are coming from the UK to Hanoi and staying for 1 week, then flying to Siem Reap and spending a week in Cambodia before coming back into Vietnam to visit Phu Quoc and Ho Chi Minh City. Do we need to get a visa for Vietnam (We need one for Cambodia) or are we ok as it's all under the 45 day limit?
@Jake, fortunately, you don’t need a visa for any of your entries into Vietnam, as each stay is under 45 days. Happy travel!
I will be traveling by cruise ship and will be in 3 consecutive Vietnam ports within 5 days and will not be leaving Vietnamese waters, do I need a single entry or multiple entry eVisa?
@Mike, a single-entry visa will be sufficient if you’re visiting all three ports in a single trip. Cheers!
Hi, I'm a Vietnamese, Australian. Holding a Australian passport only. I have a Japanese wife who has an Australian PR. We have 3 young kids that's are holding both an Australian and Japanese passport. We have booked to go to VN next year for 3-4 weeks. I know I will need an e-visa to get into VN, but will my wife and children also need a visa to go into Vietnam if they are going to use their Japanese passport? We all live in Australia. I also heard that I might be able to get a 5 year visa as I was born in VN. Also my wife could get a 5 year visa, as they are related to me, is that true?
@Tom, if your wife and children hold valid Japanese passports, they are exempt from a visa for Vietnam for up to 45 days. Regarding the 5-year visa, you may need to present documents such as a Vietnamese birth certificate (expired ID or passports are accepted).
You can find more information about the requirements below:
http://mienthithucvk.mofa.gov.vn/Th%C3%B4ngtinv%E1%BB%81mi%E1%BB%85nth%E1%BB%8Bth%E1%BB%B1c/tabid/142/Default.aspx
Hi, I am currently in Vietnam on a 90 days multi entry visa. It expires in december. I would like to return in march 2025. Obviously therefore I need to apply for a new visa. Will it impose any difficulties applying for a second visa in a relatively short period of time?
@Jasper van Loenen, you can reapply for a new visa after exiting Vietnam, as long as you haven’t overstayed or violated any immigration rules. There’s no waiting period required before submitting a new application.
Hi I have dual citizenship-uk and Australia. Can I use my uk passport for the e visa exemption or does it need to be the same as I used for my flights (Australian passport). Just wondering if
@Claire Iewin, yes, you can use your UK passport to enter Vietnam for the 45-day visa exemption. There is no requirement to use the same passport as the one you used for your flight.
Hi, I have got a multi entry visa for the period of 3 months. May I re-confirm if i can entre Vietnam via different port for each visit during the valid period?
@Dorothy Chan, Yes, it is not a problem if you re-enter Vietnam through a different port than the one you registered on the application form.
Hi. I am in Vietnam on UK passport visa exemption. I will stay 30days. Can I leave and come back in 2 weeks time, and stay another 25 days without applying for a visa on the visa exemption rule for UK passport holders? I return to the UK in July from Thailand.
@Ann, yes, that is totally fine. You can exit and return with a new 45-day exemption and stay for another 25 days in Vietnam. No visa is required in this case.
Xin Chào! If I am flying into Ho Chi Minh airport, then not leaving the airport and have a connecting flight to Bangkok, then return to Ho Chi Minh airport in 2 days and then stay in Ho Chi Minh city for the week and go home after, do I need a single visa or multiple entry visa? cảm ơn nhiều
@Michael Nguyen, if you do not exit the airport or pass through the passport/visa control counter on your first entry into Vietnam, you will only require a single entry visa for your second entry.
hello i have been granted evisa which stats that good for single/multiple entries, i m visiting hanoi and then going to combodia for 3 days and again flying back to ho chi man city so will this visa work for me ?
@shivam patel, You can read the document again, if it states as follows, it is a multiple entry visa: "SỬ DỤNG MỘT/NHIỀU LẦN multiple"
Can anyone help me? I am from Canada and I am planning on going to Southeast Asia for 6 months starting next fall. I am assuming from what I have read I can only stay in Vietnam for a maximum of 90 days. Is this true? If I could I would stay in Vietnam for the entire six months but I am not sure this is possible. What is my best option for a visa that would be the cheapest? Any help would be great. Thanks, Brodie.
@Brodie, yes, you can obtain a 90-day e-visa online and possibly extend it for another 90 days once you are in the country. Therefore, getting an e-visa is the fastest and cheapest way for a long-term stay in Vietnam.
I am an airline employee who will be traveling on a space available pass. I am not sure which airport I will enter, as it could change according to availability. If my Evisa states entry as Ho Chi Minh City, but I have to enter through Hanoi, is that acceptable?
Hello, the e-visa does not specify the port of entry, so you are able to fly either to Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City using the same evisa paper.
what shall i entered the Intended length of stay in Viet Nam (number of days) for multiple entry
Hello, you can enter for the full length of the multi-entry visa (90 days), and you are also allowed to exit and re-enter during this period.
Hi Ma'am / Sir, I am a Philippine passport holder and currently working in malaysia..i am planning to visit Vietnam(Da Nang)..is it possible for me to apply for multi-entry (3months) visa?
Hello, sure, you can apply for a 90-day multiple entry visa to stay longer in Vietnam.
If traveling by plane from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi do I need a multiple entry visa or is single entry ok
@Taylor, A single entry is sufficient in your case, you do not need a multiple entry visa to travel in Vietnam internally.
I am travelling on a Cunard cruise, visiting 3 ports in Vietnam - 16 March 2024 Hue or Da Nang 08:00-20:00; 18 March Nha Trang 06:00-17:00 and 20 March 2024 Ho Chi Minh City 06:00-18:00. Please advise what entry visa I will need.
You will only need a single entry visa if you visit all ports in Vietnam on the same cruise without visiting other countries. You can apply for an e-visa online at the official website:
https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn/en_US/web/guest/khai-thi-thuc-dien-tu/cap-thi-thuc-dien-tu
Hello, I am a US citizen flying to Vietnam at the end of the week. I am afraid my e-visa will not be approved in time. Is it possible to apply for an urgent visa through a company at the same time that my e-visa request is still being processed? Thanks in advance!
@Anna, There is no issue with this. You can apply for an urgent visa letter for visa on arrival while waiting for your e-visa to be approved. You can use either one of them to enter Vietnam.
Hello, I am an Australian passport holder. I am flying from London to Melbourne, with a 4 hour connection in Hanoi. 3 weeks later, I am flying from Melbourne to London, with a connection in Ho Chi Minh, then transiting via domestic flight to Hanoi, followed by a flight from Hanoi to London. All with Vietnam Airlines. I've already applied for a multiple entry visa. I thought I needed a visa to transit through Hanoi for the outbound, and have since discovered it's not required. Therefore, I listed my point of entry and exit on my Evisa application as Hanoi. Will this be okay for my return journey, where I fly into Ho Chi Minh first? Thanks Will
@Will, There is no issue if you arrive in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh city first, the e-visa works for both airports regardless of your entry order.
Hi I am Canadian and I am currently in Vietnam on a single entry Visa. I plan to leave next week to Hong Kong for maybe a week and come back to Vietnam. Can I apply for an e-Visa while I am in Vietnam (as I am afraid it may not be granted on time if I apply in Hong Kong).
@Mikelo, That is fine, you can apply for another visa while you are in Vietnam and use it to re-enter Vietnam from Hong Kong.
Hi, I am UK citizen passport holder. How many times in one year could I visit Vietnam on a 3 month tourist e visa? Thanks.
@Steve Marshall, A 3-month visa is valid for 90 days; therefore, as long as you apply for a new visa for each visit, you can enter and exit as many times as you wish within a year.
Hi, I want to apply for a Multiple-entry evisa via Vietnam gov webpage. I will enter Saigon and then exit to Bangkok. Then re-enter at Hanoi, travel to Saigon then exit Saigon to Sydney. So my entry/exit checkpoints will be different. I am not sure what to enter in Entry checkpoint and exit checkpoint? Can you help? Will the Multiple-entry visa will I be able to enter and exit Vietnam at different airports (SGN or HAN)? Thanks
@Matthew Lee, In your case, it's advised to enter the checkpoint of your initial entry and the exit port of your final departure in the form.
we are entering Vietnam for tourism. We will enter by air at Ho Chi Minh City, then exit by boat at Chau Doc into Cambodia, then re-enter via air at Danang then leave by plane from Hanoi. Will we need 2 visa applications each or is there a way to list these destinations on the one application?
@Irene Bairstow, You can apply for a multi-entry visa and fill the form with the first entry's checkpoint as the entry point and the last departure port as the exit point.
I was granted a single entry Visa but my travel plans changed and I will be entering Vietnam twice. Will re-applying for another single entry Visa void the one I was already granted? Or should I re-apply for a multi-entry Visa?
@Osvaldo Carrillo, Yes, only one single-entry e-visa is valid at a time. Therefore, we advise you to apply for a new multiple-entry visa or a new single entry once your current single-entry visa has been used.
I have a pre approved immigration letter and plan to get my multi entry visa at HCMC airport. Arrival date in Vietnam Nov 1, 2023 Travel to Thailand Nov 11, 2023. Travel from Thailand back to Hanoi Nov 20, 2023 Depart Hanoi Nov 21, 2023. On the NA1 application form item 14 it asks for the intended length of stay in Vietnam. Should I fill in the total trip days or only the actual days while in Vietnam? Willy van Kemenade
@Willy van Kemenade, It is recommended that you fill in the total days of both trips in Vietnam using this multi-entry visa.
I am US citizen. I have a multiple entry e-visa. My entry point is DaNang. I will first enter in Da Nang and leave the country then 3 days later enter in HoChiMinh. Will I have any problems entering HoChiMinh?
@Scott C, You can re-enter Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City with a multi-entry visa issued for your initial entry in Da Nang without any issues.
Hi. I have a multiple entry visa but am now arriving one week earlier than the notes original visa entry date. Will I be able to enter the country?
@Long, You cannot enter Vietnam earlier than the date stated on the e-visa; therefore, you should either apply for a new visa or arrive on the originally planned date.
I have a TRC valid until 2024. I am planning to leave the country next week and re-enter on a new business visa with a new company. Will this be a problem if I still have an active TRC. I was planning on cancelling the TRC as soon as I get back, but there isn't enough time left to do it now.
@Rowan Mclean, It is advised that you keep your current TRC (Temporary Residence Card) and contact your new employer to renew it, as obtaining a new one on the new business visa may be complicated.
I came to Vietnam on a tourist visa on arrival last week i them went to Japan can I enter Vietnam again next week for 2 days before flying back to the uk ? So two visits in 2 weeks
@John paxton, Absolutely, you can immediately return to Vietnam upon leaving without requiring a visa.
When I apply for multiple entry visa it only allows entry and exit through one city but I’m transiting through Ho chi minh on the way (overnight) and Hanoi on the way back (overnight). Do technically I’m entering two cities and exiting two cities. Do I just choose one?
@Annie Smith, You can choose Ho Chi Minh City as your port of entry (first entry); for following entries after that, you can enter either Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, as a visa will already be stamped on your passport at that time.
Hi, I am an Australian citizen and will be flying into HCMC on 22 Sept 2023, and plan to go to Phu Quoc Island on 25 Sept 2023 and then back to HCMC. Do I need a multiple entry evisa or only single entry eVisa is required. Thank you!
@Judy Nguyen, You only need a single entry visa in this case as no additional visa is required to travel between Phu Quoc island and Ho Chi Minh City.
Hi, I'm Indonesian passport holder. I entered VN on Aug 23 2023 and exit VN on Sept 1 2023. If I wanna enter VN again on Sept 18 2023, do I need visa? If yes, can I apply multiple entry visa via Vietnam e-Visa?
@Fadlan, Once you exit Vietnam, you can immediately re-enter the country without requiring a visa.
Hi, Im from Canada and Im planing to fly to HMC city on 24/10/23 and returning to Canada on 7/11/23. I'm also planning another trip to Vietnam for next March staying for about 2 weeks then fly to Singapore for a few days then come back to Vietnam again for maybe less than a week. What time of Visa would I need.
@Kyle Chang, Tourist visas are available for a maximum duration of 3 months. Therefore, you will need to apply for two separate visas (30 day/single entry) for your trips: one for the October entry and another for March 2024.
P/S: Do not apply for 2 visas at the same time, obtain the second one only after you exit Vietnam.
Hi I’m flying to Hanoi from the U.K. arriving on 10/11/23 and returning to the U.K. on the 14/12/23 from Hanoi whilst in Vietnam I intend to visit my son in Thailand for a week then back to Vietnam what visa would I need thank you
@Andrew collings, You do not require a visa for both entries, flying to Hanoi and flying back to Vietnam from Thailand; both entries are eligible for the 45-day visa-free exemption.
Hello I’m flying to Ho Chi Minh on Nov 6, 2023. Exiting Vietnam on Nov 7th to Hong Cong for a cruise. The cruise is fro Hong Cong to Singapore with 3 seaports in Vietnam. We are returning ti Vietnam on Nov 30th via air to Phu Quoc for 5 days. Then finally back to Ho Chi Minh on Dec 5th to catch a flight home on Dec 6th. I understand that the new multiple entry Visa will be open to apply mid August. As stated above will I be able to obtain a 30 day multiple entry Visa for Vietnam?
@Rose Layton, Yes, that works fine. A 3-month multi-entry e-visa will cover all of your entries and exits out of Vietnam, as mentioned above!
Hello, I am a Belgian citizen and will be entering Vietnam the August 16th. From there on I will go to Cambodia for around 5 days and then return to Vietnam. Is it already possible to apply for a multiple entry visa online? Kind regards, Lore
@Lore Van Opstal, Unfortunately, multiple-entry visas are not available before 15th August. We advise you to apply for a single-entry visa for your first entry and obtain another one while you are in Cambodia.
Hi, I am US passport holder, and I have applied the evisa (it has been issued) with a single entry to Vietnam. I applied for 30 days from July 31 to August 30th. However, I need to leave Vietnam to Singapore and back to Vietnam for 4 days around August 12th to 16th, what can I do in this case?
@Jon, It is not possible to change your issued e-visa. We recommend that you apply for another single-entry visa while you are in Singapore to re-enter Vietnam.
Hi, we are irish passport holders, and have already applied & been issued with single entry visas for Vietnam. We stay in Vietnam for 18 days then travel to Cambodia & Laos for a 7/8 days. We then return to Hanoi, Vietnam for 1 night for our flight home. Do we need a multiple entry visa? Many thanks for your help. Kind regards
@Sara Quinn, We are afraid that you will need a multi-entry visa in this case to return to Vietnam from Cambodia. If you already hold a single-entry visa, you can apply for another one (single entry) when you are in Cambodia.
Hi ! As a french passeport holder, I will be entering Vietnam on 10 august 2023, leave the 14 for Cambodia, and come back the 16 in Vetnam. Will I have to be subject to a multi-entry visa or my visa waiver is valid for each entry ? Thank you.
@Ali Yohan, If you hold a valid French passport, you can stay in Vietnam for 15 days without a visa. Therefore, you do not need a visa for both entries mentioned above!
Hello, I am an Australian passport holder. I will be entering Vietnam on 16 August and then travel to Cambodia for 3 days before returning to Vietnam (into HCM City) on 29 August. As such, I will need a multiple entry visa. Please explain which visa is best. Thank you. Andrew
@Andrew Rubio, You can apply for a single entry 30-day e-visa for your first entry on 16 August, then when you are in Cambodia, you can apply for another visa to re-enter Vietnam.
I have applied for an E-Visa for my trip to Vietnam for 17 days from 24/07/23 to 09/08/23. I then go to Cambodia for 2 days and return to Vietnam via Ho Chi Minh City airport to get a flight back to the UK on 11/08/23. I think I will need to go through immigration to check in for the flight back to the UK. What kind of visa do I need for the re-entry to leave immigration at Ho Chi Min airport to check in for our next flight?
@D Black, if you hold a valid UK passport, you can return to Vietnam on 10/11 August without having to obtain a visa, as UK passports are exempt from the entry visa requirement for 15 days.
Hello, We are flying from Paris to Manilla on 15th August (with valid French passports). Our flight is via Hanoi (16th August : 6:25 - 17th August : 1:45) so we wish leave the airport. Then, we will fly from Manilla to Hanoi on 27th August, and stay in Vietnam until 09th September. What is the procedure to follow ? The French embassy refers me to the Vietnamese immigration service, which does not answer me. Thanks
@Aurore Wurtz, If you hold a French passport, you are exempt from a visa for Vietnam for 15 days. Therefore, you can exit the airport and stay overnight in Hanoi without having to apply for a visa.
Hello, I am flying from Siem Reap to Hanoi on 24th July. After a few days there I'm flying to Bali for a few weeks. My flight back to the UK is from Ho Chi Minh on 20th August. What type of visa do I need and where would be the best place to get it? Thanks
@Pav Sandhu, To answer your question, may we know where you are from? Do you hold a valid UK passport? Thanks.
Hi we are entering Vietnam on 2nd September then going into Cambodia on 4th and fly back into Vietnam on 11th. Should I wait and apply for a one month multi entry when available online on 25th August or will that be too late? What is the best way to apply?
@Sandy Kell, The 3-month e-visa policy will take effect on August 15th. Therefore, you can apply for your 3-month visa on August 15th for your entry on September 2nd.
Hello, I have been granted an evisa next month to enter Vietnam for holiday. I didn't realise that currently it's a one entry only. I plan to travel from Vietnam to Korea and then come back to Vietnam and then return home to Australia. I'm entering Vietnam on Aug 11th. Vietnam to South Korea Aug 17th. South Korea to Vietnam on the Aug 27th. Vietnam to Australia Sept 2nd. I know the evisa will change next month for multi entry but that's not until the 15th aug. Can I apply for a second entry now or do I wait until after aug to apply again with the new visa? Thank you
@Min, It is not possible to obtain another visa at the moment. You will need to wait until you exit Vietnam and apply for another one when you are in South Korea (17 August).
I have an E-Visa with entry date of July 12th which I will use to exit the Ho Chi Minh City Airport as I have another flight after 13 hours to Delhi. I will come back to HCMC Airport from Delhi to stay for 4 days before I fly to my final destination which is Melbourne. Can I apply for another single entry Visa now? Is it allowed to have more than one single entry e-visas? Or do I need to use the first Visa first and then apply for the new one? If I have to apply for a new one, I will be able to apply that on Wednesday (12/7) from the Airport but will I have it by Monday (17/7) ? I just want to make sure I have a VISA before I can board a flight from Delhi to HCMC.
@Harry, It is not possible to apply for two visas at the same time as only one of them is valid. You can apply for a new visa once you exit Vietnam for your return on 17 July from New Dehli. If you want to expedite the process, you can consider emergency visa processing to receive it within 24 hours.
Good Afternoon. I am due to arrive in Vietnam Noi Bai on 26 August. I will need a multi entry Visa for 30 days only as I am crossing into Cambodia for 4 days during my stay before returning to Ho Chi Min for the last 4 days. Should I wait until the new MULTI entry E-visa is available online and apply using this platform ? Many thanks Carol
@Carol McGregor, If you are traveling to Vietnam on 26 August, you can apply for a 3-month multiple entry e-visa that will cover your entire trip in Vietnam and Cambodia.
With the recent announcement that UK passport holders are now eligible to start for up to 45 days - I wondered if the multi-entry visa automatically applies to us without having to apply for one. I am leaving Vietnam, going to Cambodia, and re-entering Vietnam to fly from Ho Chi Minh City, all in 20 days.
@Maureen, Yes, if* UK passport holders are eligible for the new 45-day visa exemption, you can exit and re-enter the country for another 45 days without needing to apply for a multi-entry visa.
*Note: "IF" because the list of "certain countries" has not been confirmed yet!
With the new 45 Visa exemption rule. Can you do as many re-entries as you like? And do you always have to show a outbound ticket for every entry? Want to travel around in southeast asia with Vietnam as my basepoint.
@David Tran, Once you exit Vietnam, you can immediately re-enter with a new 45-day visa-free stay. There is no mention in the rule that you need to show proof of onward travel.
Hi, I’m an Australian who didn’t know the visa process so had to get a fast tracked one when i caught my flight on the 25th June from Sydney - Ho Chi Minh - Hanoi - Paris (I was transiting through Vietnam but had to go to the domestic terminal so therefore needed a visa). I was awarded a single entry visa that goes until the 25th July, however it is now used, and I need to transit again to Vietnam on the 15th July (Paris - Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh - Sydney). I applied for another e-visa now, in France, for a full month (just in case) and am hoping it will get approved. Will that be ok or should I have put my correct dates in, less than 30 days as I’ve already entered Vietnam for around 8 hours on the 25th June? Is there anything else I need to do or will I be ok transiting through Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh on my way home? Also second question, my partner is French so didn’t need a visa on the way in - he is flying back 21st July and transiting through Vietnam for around 24 hours - will he be ok with visa on his way back? Thanks!
@Carla van der Wallen, If you have already applied for a new visa to return to Vietnam on a transit flight next month, that is all you need for entry. You do not need to enter on the exact date stated on the e-visa; however, make sure you exit before the indicated expiry date. As for your French friend, he or she does not need a visa for this layover!
I am travelling from Hanoi, down the coast stopping at many cities before flying from Nha Trang to Siem Reap, then travelling down the Mekong to Ho Chi Minh city for a further five days, before departing back to Australia. (Tourist) The entire trip falls within the 30 days period of an e-visa. Can I apply for a multi entry visa?
@Maurice O'Sullivan, Yes, you can apply for a multiple entry visa for your entry to Vietnam. According to the new visa policy, multiple entry visa will be available from 15 August, 2023.
I am currently in Vietnam on a 14 day tourist visa, as my 30 day e visa wasn’t approved in time - I want to be here for longer than 14 days. Do I need to exit and renter? How long do I need to be gone for? Can I just go to the immigration department in HCMC instead?
@Lauren Dudley, We are afraid that you are not able to extend the current exemption by visiting the Immigration office in HCMC. Please exit and re-enter with a new 15-day visa exemption or apply for a 30-day e-visa!
I have booked tickets from New Delhi (India) to Ho chi Minh and I have connecting flight next day for onwards journey to Japan . Do I need e-visa or transit visa. And during my return journey from Japan I have planned to explore Vietnam, Can I get e-visa again and re-enter.
@Yagya saurabh, For the first entry, if you do not exit the transit area or pass through the immigration checkpoint, you do not need a visa. However, for the second entry from Japan, you can apply for a 30-day e-visa to enter Vietnam.
I will be visiting Vietnam with my spouse (a Vietnamese national) for 1 week, then spending one week in Japan before returning to stay with their family in Vietnam for another week. What would be the best route for a visa to enter exit and return?
@Alyssa, In this case, you can apply for two separate visas for two different entries. One for your first entry, and when you are in Japan, you can apply for another visa to return to Vietnam. If your travel date is not close, you can wait for the new 3-month e-visa policy, which is expected to be available in the coming weeks.
I am in Vietnam on a Family Reunification Visa 2 yr. Expiration Oct. 9, 2023 I want to invest and open a small business here and have my own Visa and business license in Da Lat or Nha Trang. Can I apply from inside Vietnam? Thank you for any information
@Lissa Reine, If your visa is valid until October, we advise that you contact the local Immigration office to extend it (if possible). Otherwise, you would need to exit Vietnam and apply for a new one!
Can I apply for multiple visas to different airports in Vietnam before I go on my trips? I am based in Hong Kong holding a Hong Kong passport. I will need to Visa to HCM airport for a work trip for June 26-30th. However, I also have a vacation booked for July 7th-14th arriving at Danang Airport. Can I apply for both visas now while I am in Hong Kong? Or do I need to complete my first (work) trip, be back in Hong Kong , before I can apply to my visa for my holiday trip? I am most concerned that I will have issues with my holiday trip. Alternatively should I apply for my July 7-14th visit first and get the approval? Then apply for HCM work trip which will take place before my holiday trip?
@Katrina San, You can apply for your business visa for your business trip in Vietnam (June 26-30th) and use the same visa for your short holiday in Da Nang and there is no problem with it.
my boss, who resides in Singapore and holds an India Passport, has an approved eVisa, is visiting Vietnam in early August for 2weeks holiday but after a few days in Vietnam he has to come back to Singapore for an urgent meeting. When he is back in Singapore, can he apply for a new eVisa to enter Vietnam again after leaving Vietnam less than a week?
@Kwan Yuen Sim, There is no wait time required to apply for another e-visa. When you exit Vietnam, you can immediately apply for a new one!
Hi i recently visited vietnam last month for 30 days, single entry visa, i would like to go back in a few months. If i apply for another single entry 30 day e-visa is this okay for me to come back?
@lachlan croft, That is fine, once you exit Vietnam, you can immediately apply for a new visa. There is no wait time required to apply for another visa to re-enter the country!
Hi I am travelling to HCMC on the 16th of June and depart on the 17th June, but I fly into Hanoi on the 2nd of July - will I need 2 separate visas? and if so can I get both on arrival? Thank you
@Darikha Senanayake, We are not sure if you hold a UK passport. If you do, then you do not need a visa for 15 days. However, if you hold a passport other than a UK passport, you will need two separate visas for those two entries
Hi is there already an update for the multiply entry visa for 3 months, which was about to come out this month? Thank you!
@Nadine, The new e-visa rule is expected to be implemented by June 23rd. Please stay tuned for our updates!
Hi, I am leaving to Vietneam on June 19th then leaving to Thailand from June 20th to the 22nd. Since I won't have enough time to reapply for the single entry visa, what do I do?
@Bryan Espinoza, There are expedited services available to speed up your e-visa application within 1 to 2 working days. Please see how it works here.
Hi, My son has a 30 days E-visa. He came to Hanoi on June 1st. He is leaving for Sydney on the 16th. He would like to visit Thailand before he leaves for Sydney. Can he re-enter Vietnam with this visa?
@Michiyo Evert, Your e-visa is valid for single entry (single use) only, therefore, if you want to return Vietnam, you will need a new visa!
Hi, I am travelling to Vietnam on the 19th of July. I will fly out from Ho Chi Minh to Cambodia on the 23rd and then return to Vietnam on the 25th. I understand that I have to apply for multiple visas to allow re-entry to Vietnam however will the Visa that I apply for once I leave for Cambodia be ready by the time I re-enter Vietnam?
@Serena Thach, The e-visa processing may take up to 3 working days, therefore it may not be available in time for your trip back to Ho Chi Minh City. A 3-month multiple-entry e-visa is expected to be available soon, so you can wait until early July to decide.
I am looking to purchase a 30 day multi-visit E-Visa for my cruises to Vietnam with my partner in August. We enter Vietnam on a cruise ship on the 2 August 2023 at Nha Trang Sea Port at 8:00am and depart on the cruise ship at 6:00pm that day. We return to Nha Trang Sea Port on 21 August 2023 on the cruise ship at 8:00am and depart on the cruise ship at 4:00pm the same day. Our final entry and exit from the cruise ship is on 22 August 2023 at Ho Chi Minh sea port at 7:00am before exiting Vietnam on the cruise ship at 7:00pm the same day. Is there a multi-entry visit visa available to do this? What do you suggest?
@Basil Hector Faulkner, You can apply for two separate visas to visit Vietnam on two different occasions mentioned above. One for entry on 02 August and another for re-entry on 21 August (Please only apply for this re-entry visa when you exit Vietnam).
There is a proposal for a 3-month multiple-entry visa that may become effective in July. You can also wait for this type of visa. If there is no news by 10 July, please follow the advice provided above.
Hi, our flight to Vietnam from the US is June 16th. Our flight back from Vietnam to the US is July 4th. Do we have to put the same date as our flight back for our exit date or can we put a later date, in case our flight gets delayed and so that the eVisa is for the full 30 days? Basically, since we already have our return flight booked for July 4th, does the eVisa exit date have to match that exact date of the flight? I'm just worried if the flight gets delayed and since that would be less than 30 days. Thanks.
@Andrew S, We advise that you input your entry date as 16 June and your exit date as 15 July. This way, you will have more time to plan ahead in case your flight gets delayed.
Hello, I will be traveling to Korea on the 16th of this month and have a Hanoi as my connecting flight is on the 17th of June late at night. Then on my way back from Korea I will be staying for 3 days in Ho Chi Minh from 23rd to 26th of June. I understand that multiple entry visas are not yet available. But will I be able to apply for a new visa if I already have one for the 16th? Or can I apply for 2 visas for different dates and different entry points together?
@Mihir Pandya, It is not possible to apply for two visas at the same time. Therefore, kindly apply for the second e-visa when you are in Korea.
I am looking to purchase a 30 day multi-visit E-Visa for my trip to Vietnam with my partner in July. We enter Vietnam on the 10th July, exit to Cambodia on the 24th July and return on the 4th August, before exiting Vietnam on the 8th August. Is a multi-entry visit visa the only way to do this? What do you suggest?
@Caitlin Mahoney, It seems you do not need a visa in this case if you hold a UK passport and both of your entries are for less than 15 days each.
Has multiple entry evisa started in vietnam, I have to come n go 2 times when I go to vietnam, as its a long flight, n i want to go out of the airport n stayin a hotel each time!
@Arshu, As of June 2023, multi-entry visa is not yet available. The best way is to apply for another single entry visa to re-enter once you exit Vietnam!
Hi, we are visiting Vietnam later this month. Our flight leaves from the US on June 16th, but we would not arrive in Vietnam till the 17th. On the eVisa application form would we put the 16th or the 17th as our arrival date? Also, we plan on leaving Vietnam on July 4th. If we put July 4th as our exit date, would the eVisa still be issued for the full 30 days or just up until July 4th? Just not sure exactly how that would work if our flight got delayed or we had to stay for a few days longer than July 4th. Thanks.
@Andrew S, We advise you to input your entry date as 16 June and your exit date as 16 July to be on the safer side in case you decide to extend your stay in Vietnam.
Hi, I am planning to come to HCMC on June 19 for a 3 month internship. Because there’s only the 1 month single entry visa, I plan to go on a 4-day trip to another country each month and get a new visa each time. I’m confused because when I read articles on “visa runs,” they say to have your e-visa ready. However, is it possible to apply for a new e-visa while I’m still in the country of Vietnam? How will the e-visa portal know whether I’ve left the country, in order to allow me to apply for a new one?
@Elyse P, There is only a 30-day single entry visa at the moment. If you want to get a longer term visa for your internship, kindly contact the school where you will be interning in Vietnam for visa instructions.
Hi! How many times in a 12 month period can I come and go from Vietnam in 12 months? Can I begin with a 3 month multi entry visa, leave VN for a day or two, then get either another 3 month multi entry visa, or a single entry visa when I come back after a couple of days? Can I stay in VN for 30 days, leave for 2 days, then come back in, month after month?
@Paul, That is fine. As soon as you exit Vietnam, you can apply for a new visa (either a 3-month or 1-month single/multiple entry visa) to re-enter Vietnam. There is no waiting time required between two visas.
Hi, I'm leaving Vietnam July 3rd for Bangkok and returning to Vietnam July 6th. I know you mentioned reapplying for another single entry at time of arrival in Bangkok since multiple entry visa is not available. Do you think we can get it approved in time? Thank you.
@Taylor Tran, The official website indicates that the processing time takes 3 full working days. We cannot tell you if your visa will be approved on time, so we recommend that you not to book flight until your visa is issued, if possible.
Hi, I am entering Vietnam on June 30th, leaving on July 11th, and then entering again on August 1st and leaving on August 4th. What type of visa should I get? According to my itinerary I would be over one month and using multiple entry. Online I cannot yet apply for three month multiple entry. What should I do? Thank you!
@Dylan Marton, At the time of writing, multiple entry visa is not available. You can apply for another single entry visa when you exit Vietnam on July 11th to re-enter on August 1st.
I will need to enter Vietnam two times within three weeks as a tourist. Can I apply for two e-visas at the same time? It looks like I can't do Multiple-entry visa on arrival since I'm not a part of an organized tour. I'm so confused.
@Tammy, Unfortunately, you cannot to apply for two e-visas at the same time. It is advised that you apply for another single entry e-visa once you exit Vietnam to re-enter the country.
Hello, when do the 30 day of the e-visa start counting? If our e-visa gets approved on June 1st but we arrive in Vietnam only on June 15th, will we have to leave Vietnam by July 1st or by July 15th?
@Seraphine Havuille, The visa will start from the date you choose on the application form. If you choose the arrival date as June 1st, it will be valid until July 1st. If you arrive on June 16th, you still need to exit before July 1st.
Hi, We are travelling to Vietnam on June 19 , and have received single entry Visa. On June 25 we going to South Korea for 6 days tour trip and return to Vietnam on June 30, and staying for 3 days then catch a flight back to Australia on July 3. Do we need to apply to a re-entry Visa? If so when and how to apply re-entry Visa?
@Tuan Le, Yes, you are required another single entry visa to return to Vietnam from South Korea. You have two options: you can either get a visa at the embassy of Vietnam in Seoul or apply for an e-visa online.
I am travelling to Kuala Lumpur from Sydney on Vietnamese Airlines in October, and there is a 16 hour stopover in Ho Chi Minh where we want to rest in a hotel. Do we need a visa? Also we will return to Vietnam a few days later for 2 weeks. Do we need another visa or a multiple visa?
@Keith Cummins, You need a visa for both entries mentioned above. You have two options: you can either apply for two single entry visas, making sure to apply for the second one only after you exit Vietnam, or you can apply for a multiple entry 3-month e-visa (which may become available in late June or July this year) to cover both trips.
Is there a waiting time required before you can apply for a second tourist evisa? Tour starts in Hanoi, then Cambodia & Laos. But I need to fly back to Hanoi to catch return round trip flight home. PS Second leg in Vietnam is only for 5 days.
@Michele Boddy, Once you exit Vietnam from your first entry, you can apply for the second visa (in Laos or Cambodia) to re-enter Vietnam for your 5-day trip.
I will be travelling to Paris from Sydney and change planes in Hanoi. So, I will be in transit only at the airport in Hanoi for about an hour. Do I need to get a visa still?
@Lisa Selmo, You do not need a visa in this case because you stay within the transit area and do not exit the airport!
I leave for Ho Chi Minh City in mid September 2023. Will be on a river cruise that ends in Cambodia and will proceed to Hanoi thereafter, so a multi-entry visa will be required. Is it likely that the Vietnam government will allow multi-entry E-visas in June/July as reported or should I do the pre-approval process with payment etc on my arrival in SGN?
@John Barbagallo, If your travel is not until mid-September, it is suggested that you wait until early August to apply for a visa as the 3-month multiple entry e-visa may be available at that time.
I received my evisa and it is only good for 15 days instead of 30. I didn't change the duration of the visa, but that is what I received. I reapplied last night ( on the official evisa portal through government?). But because I leave on Wednesday, I doubt I will get it or be sure it's correct. What do you suggest I do? Request an extension? Or should I apply for a visa to renter again after the expiration date and leave the country. Then return?
@Clarissa Pierceall, Normally, the e-visa is issued based on the entry and exit dates that you chose on the application form, with a maximum duration of 30 days. However, it seems that there might have been an error in selecting the dates, resulting in the e-visa being issued for only 15 days. For example, if you selected June 01 as the entry date and June 15 as the exit date, the e-visa would be valid for this period. If you have already reapplied, please wait for the new visa to be issued if you intend to stay for 30 days, as it is currently not possible to extend the e-visa in Vietnam.
I have a single entry, one month visa. I need to leave Vietnam twice in that time, each time for a week. Do I need to apply for a new monthly single entry visa for each re entry time. I am from Australia
@Joanne Davey, Yes, you will need a visa to return to Vietnam every time you exit the country! The visa is currently valid for single entry (one-time use) only!
Hi, we are travelling to Vietnam on July 8th and have received our single entry e-visa. On July 15th we will start a Mekong cruise to Phnom Penh and cross the Vietnamese/Cambodian border on July 17th. On July 20th we fly back to Vietnam to continue our holiday. If we understand well, we need to apply again for a single entry e-visa on July 17th? Will we have our e-visa in time for our flight on July 20th? Can we apply earlier for the second e-visa? Many thanks for your feedback!
@Chris Dens, Yes, you will need another single-entry visa to re-enter Vietnam from Cambodia on July 17th, and it is possible to obtain the visa by July 19th for your entry on July 20th. Please do not apply for the second visa if the first one has not been used yet.
I am a UK passport holder and will visit Vietnam twice for 5 days each time in September. Do I need a visa ?
@Jonathan briddon, No, you do not need a visa in this case as your stay is less than 15 days for each entry!
I am from USA. Can I board the flight with the Visa approval letter because Korean airlines is saying I need to show them a visa to Vietnam to board the flight. I’m leaving in three weeks.
@Kanwal Awan, As a US passport holder, you are eligible for the e-visa program, please see how it works below:
Hi we are travelling from Australia. Arriving on 9 July in Hanoi, flying to Laos on 10 July, then returning to Hanoi and travelling Vietnam until 30 July. Can we apply for a multi-entry visa online?
@Michelle Reale, Multiple entry visa is not available at the moment, however, you can apply for another single entry when you are in Laos to re-enter Vietnam!
Hi, my family and I are from Australia and will be stopping off in Ho Chi Minh City twice but 6 weeks apart for one night only - once night on way to Europe and one night on way back. Do I need to apply for the multi-entry 3 month visa or is there a more appropriate visa? Cheers, Sean.
@Sean Duffy, If you exit the airport and stay overnight in the city, you will need to apply for a single-entry visa for each stopover. Once you exit Vietnam from the first entry, you can apply for another one to return Ho Chi Minh city from Europe!
We are looking forward to travelling to Vietnam and Cambodia in December 2023 and January 2024, coming from the UK. We are planning to spend 5 days in South Vietnam, then cross in to Cambodia, spend 6 days there, and then travel back into Vietnam for a further 14 days. As both periods spent in Vietnam are less than 15 days, am I right in presuming we do not need a tourist visa? Or do we need a visa to cover us for multiple entries?
@Pierre Le Poidevin, As long as you stay for less than 15 days for each entry, you do not a visa in this case!
I am from the Uk and visiting Vietnam in June. How long after you have entered Vietnam for 15 days on the visa exemption do you have to wait before reentering on another visa exemption?
@Callum Nicol, There is no waiting time required for a visa-free entry, which means you can exit and re-enter Vietnam immediately for another 15 days.
Hello, I'm from France. I'm arriving in Da Nang on 05 July 2023, then I will be going to South Korea for a few days and then I will go back to Vietnam, which visa should I apply? My mom is a Vietnamese citizen. Thank you!
@Elodie Nguyen, French passport holders do not need a visa for Vietnam for stays up to 15 days. Therefore, you can enter and exit Vietnam as many times as you wish, as long as each stay does not exceed 15 days.
We are arriving in Hanoi on 02 July 2023, then will be flying out to Siem Reap on 22 July, and coming back into Vietnam via a Mekong River Cruise on 28 July, before flying back to Sydney on 03 August. If the multi-entry e-visa is not available in time for the start of our trip, will we then need to apply for a second e-visa once we've headed to Cambodia, and is this available for river border crossing?
@Tanya Symington, Yes, an e-visa is applicable for entry into Vietnam via a river cruise. Therefore, you can apply for a single-entry visa when you are in Cambodia (for your Mekong river cruise). However, since you are not traveling until mid-July, we advise that you wait until late June to decide because a multi-entry visa may become available again at that time.
Hello, I am visiting Vietnam in June for 15 days then I am going to Cambodia for 7 days then back to Vietnam for a day for a flight. What visas for Vietnam would I require?
@Lindsey Williamson, If you hold UK passport, you are exempt from visa for Vietnam for 15 days. Therefore, you do not visa for both entries.
Hello, We are coming from Finland to Vietnam for 7 days, and we were planning to visit Laos by Lao Bao land border one day. Can we return with the 15 days exemption permit or do we need visa? Thank you?
@Arttu Helomaa, Yes, under new visa rule, you can re-enter immediately upon leaving. Therefore you can do a visa run to Lao Bao border and return with another 15 day visa-free entry.
We are holidaying in Vietnam and Cambodia in June and July 2023. How do I apply for a multi entry Vietnam visa?
@Yas Ellis, Multi-entry visa is not available at the moment, you can apply for another single entry visa when you exit Vietnam for Cambodia.
How many times can I visit Vietnam on my 15 days exemption in one year?
@Michael Redmond, You can visit Vietnam (15 day visa free) as many times you wish if you:
- Stay in Vietnam for less than 15 days for each entry
- Hold a valid passport for at least 6 months beyond exit date
If my visa is valid from 2023-Feb-8 til 2023-May-8, could I leave Vietnam on 2023-May-8 without getting any penalty?
@Ben Lee, If you expiry date is 08 May, 2023 then you can exit on that day without having any problems.
i have a canadian passport and applied for a single entry vietnam evisa valid for 30 days from april 26 to may 25. on may 13-17 i will be going to thailand which i do not think i need a visa for. however i will be returning back to vietnam from may 18-24. do i need to apply for another vietnam evisa since mine is only single entry and i have already entered and will be leaving for the 5 days? or does it count within the 30 days
@Jessica H, The e-visa is valid for single entry only, which means once you exit Vietnam, it will be invalid, even if you do not stay up to 30 days with it. Therefore, you are required to apply for another visa while being in Thailand to return Vietnam.
Hi I fly in to saigon on 1st june from UK and fly out of saigon back to uk on 21st june I'm looking to travel in to Cambodia after 10 days in Vietnam then come back to Vietnam after 5 days would my 15 days Visa allowance start again or do I need a multi visa to cross border in to Cambodia then back in Vietnam?
@Thomas Rowley, If both of your stays in Vietnam are less than 15 days, you do not need a visa for each entry. The explanation is as follows:
- You land on June 01 and stay in Vietnam for no more than 15 days before going to Cambodia (no visa required).
- You then return from Cambodia to Vietnam and again stay for no more than 15 days (no visa required).
I am traveling from the UK to Vietnam. According to the UK government website I do not need a Visa if I am traveling to Vietnam for 15 days. I fly to Cambodia from Vietnam on day 15 but then return to Vietnam 2 days later. Does this start the 15 day period again as I left and then returned?
@Mike, According to the new rule, you are able to return immediately (or after 2 days) and the 15-day exemption will count from the date you return.
As a British & French citizen can I apply online for a 3 month multiple entry visa, starting from June until Aug23, if I come without an organised tour?
@Heather, An e-visa does not require you to book a tour, but it is currently available only for a single entry of one month. However, with the new proposal, we believe that a three-month e-visa will be available soon, possibly in June or July.
I want to travel to Vietnam for about 2 months this summer, however, there is currently no tourist visa that allows for more than 30 day stay. Can I stay in VN for 30 days, travel to Thailand for a week and reapply for a new tourist visa, then come back and stay for another 30 days?
@Dylan, Yes, that defenitely works. You can apply for a single entry visa to stay for 30 days then get another one while you are in Thailand before returning.
If I am in Vietnam for 30 days on a single entry visa, can I then leave to go to Cambodia for 5 days and then re-enter Vietnam for four days before flying back to the UK. ie can I use the 15 day visa exemption for my final four days in Vietnam (after having made use of a 30 day single entry visa not long before).
@Sarah Ransome, Yes sure, you can return Vietnam visa-free for 15 days after your trip to Cambodia, there is no issue with that.
Hello, I was told that I could exit and re enter o a 15 day visa exemption when I was in Ho Chi Minh city. I stayed in Ho Chi Minh city for 2 days, have left for Cambodia for 5 days and am now looking to return for 15 days. Is this possible?
@Mark Warrenne, Yes, you can exit and re-enter immediately from Cambodia for another 15 day free-visa stay (source)
I planning to come Saigon on 19 June by single entry Visa, and go to South Korea on 26 June then back to Saigon on 30June for few more day before return to Australia. Should I change my Visa to multiple entry Visa or better apply for extra single entry Visa? Where and when I should apply for re-entry Visa? Thanks.
@Tuan Le, Currently, the E-visa is valid for a single entry only, meaning that you will need another visa to re-enter Vietnam. However, there is a proposal for a 3-month multiple entry E-visa that is expected to be implemented soon. If you do not plan to travel until June, it may be worthwhile to wait for the updated visa policy before making a decision.
On what date in May can a multiple entry visa be obtained online, May the 1st or another date. (I am flying to Saigon from Australia on May 12th. A week later I fly to The Phillipines, then a week later to Hanoi, then to Cambodia and finally to Saigon and then home. So I’ll be entering Vietnam three times within a one month period.)
@Christopher Adams, We cannot say for sure when it will be available, most likely it will be introduced in late May or June. You can check out the latest news on visa policy below:
I am looking to purchase a 30 day multi-visit E-Visa for my trip to Vietnam with my partner in July. We enter Vietnam on the 10th July, exit to Cambodia on the 24th July and return on the 4th August, before exiting Vietnam on the 8th August. Please can you send across all relevant information and a link for completing, submitting and paying for our 30 day multi-visit e-visa.
@Caitlin Mahoney, The e-visa is only valid for a single-entry visit. To travel back to Vietnam from Cambodia on 24 July, you will need to apply for another single-entry visa.
Does visa valid for multiple entries during 30 days? I am to travel from Vietnam to Cambodia by plane and back to Vietnam by bus in 4 days.
@PANAGIOTIS LYMTSIOULIS, The current e-visa for Vietnam is valid for a single entry of 30 days only. If you plan to exit and return the country, you can apply for another single entry when you are in Cambodia.
Frequently asked questions
1. Can I re-enter Vietnam via another port with a multiple entry visa?
Yes. For a multiple-entry visa, you can exit and re-enter Vietnam via any port you want.
2. Is the 1-year multiple entry visa applied for all passport holders?
No. 1-year visa is only available for US passport holders and for business purposes. For other nationalities, you only can apply for a shorter-duration visa and extend the visa later.
3. Where can I apply for a multiple entry visa online?
E-visa is applied via the official website of the Vietnam Immigration Department at https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn/web/guest/trang-chu-ttdt. However, the multiple-entry E-visa is still on the proposal and is expected to be valid from May 2023.
4. What is the minimum passport validity required to apply for a 1-year visa multiple entries?
To apply for a multiple-entry 1-year visa, your original passport must have at least 1 year of validity.
5. Can I stay for 6 months continuously in Vietnam if I have a 6-month multiple entry visa?
No. Each entry in Vietnam allows a maximum stay of 90 days only. No matter how long your visa is valid, you must exit and re-enter Vietnam every 90 days.
6. I am UK passport holder, can I apply for a 1 year visa for Vietnam?
Unfortunately, If you hold a UK passport, you are currently not eligible to apply for a 1-year multiple entry visa for Vietnam. The maximum duration for UK passport holders is 6 months, unless you qualify for the 5-year visa exemption certificate.
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