Vietnam 3 Month Visa / E-visa for Tourist and Business

A 3-month single entry visa permits only a single entry into Vietnam and its validity lasts for 90 days. Please be advised that if you leave the country during this period, the visa will become invalid. If you wish to stay in Vietnam beyond the 3-month validity, you will need to extend the visa. However, if you opt for a 3-month multiple entry visa, you will have the flexibility to enter and exit Vietnam multiple times within the 3-month period, until the visa expires.

Overview

Update: 3 month e-visa (multiple entry) policy is approved today and will be effective from 15 August 2023. Travelers are able to apply for a 3 month e-visa after the new rule come into effect on 15 August.

Vietnam visa can be classified into different types based on different purposes or lengths of stay in Vietnam. According to the entry purpose, you can see tourist visas, work visas, student visas, visas for visiting relatives, etc. As for the duration of stay, visas are divided into 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, or 1 year.

However, no matter the purpose, the length of stay and whether a visa is convenient for your schedule are always top concerns of travelers. If 1-month  visa is usually suitable for traveling purposes, 3 month visa is one of the most common types for both traveling and business purposes in Vietnam.

Types of 3 month visas

In Vietnam, 3-month visas are categorized into 2 types including single-entry and multiple-entry visa.

Single entry visa (3 months)

A single entry visa is a kind of visa that is valid for 3 months (90 days) and only allows a single entry to Vietnam. It means foreigners can enter Vietnam only once throughout the period of the 3-month stay and no matter when they exit, the visa will expire. Then, you are required to apply for a new visa if you want to enter Vietnam again.

3-month single entry visa costs USD25 per person. It is popular for foreign tourists, businessmen, investors, or those visiting their family/relatives in Vietnam. This visa type is used for 2 purposes:

  • Traveling (Category DL) - For tourists.
  • Business (Category DN) - For those working with enterprises in Vietnam.

Multiple entry visa (3 months)

Compared with single-entry, a 3-month multi-entry visa has the same duration of stay yet allows foreigners to enter and exit Vietnam multiple times for a maximum stay of 3 months (90 days). Foreigners can exit Vietnam and return at any time until the visa expires. The 3-month multiple-entry visa costs USD50 per person.

Who are eligible for the 3 month visa

Longer-term visa will allow visitors more time to discover Vietnam (Photo: Shutterstock)

Not all travelers or businessmen can apply for a 3-month visa to Vietnam. Check out applicants granted this visa below:

  • Foreigners having work permits in Vietnam or certificates showing that they are exempt from work permits.
  • Foreigners are investors and business owners of Vietnam enterprises.
  • Foreigners entering Vietnam for traveling or business purposes with a guaranteeing agency/ organization in Vietnam
  • Foreigners having at least 1-year valid passport in advance of the trip.
  • Those are not on the list of individuals prohibited from entering Vietnam as prescribed in Article 21 of the Law on entry, exit, transit and residence of foreigners in Vietnam

How to apply

There are things to prepare in advance of the application and steps to follow to get a 3-month visa to Vietnam. Here they are:

Step 1: Preparation

Prepare documents and things needed for the visa application, including:

  • Application form to enter Vietnam (form NA2)
  • Application form for visa issuance, stay extension (form NA5)
  • Work permit or work permit exemption for foreigners
  • Original passport with a validity of at least 1 year
  • Temporary residence book or certificate of temporary residence registration for foreigners
  • Introduction letter (from your inviting or guaranteeing agency/organization)
  • Legal documents of inviting/guaranteeing enterprises (Business registration certificate/Operating license/Investment license of the enterprise, first registration of signature and seal at the Vietnam Immigration Department).

Step 2: Submit documents and wait for the approval

  • If you are residing outside Vietnam, you can submit all documents yourself at the Vietnam Embassy/Consulate in your country of residence.
  • If you are staying in Vietnam, your inviting/guaranteeing enterprise/agency in Vietnam can submit all documents to one of the Vietnam Immigration Offices below:
    • In the North: 44-46 Tran Phu Street, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi - Contact: 0243 8257941
    • In the South: 333-335-337 Nguyen Trai Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City - Contact: 028 39202300
    • In the Central: 7 Tran Quy Cap Street, Hai Chau District, Da Nang city - Contact: 02363822381
  • Besides, there are many immigration offices located in different provinces in Vietnam. Some of the addresses you can refer to are: 
    • Ho Chi Minh City Immigration Office: 196 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai, Ward 6, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City - Contact: 02838299398
    • Da Nang Immigration Office: 78 Le Loi street, Hai Chau district, Da Nang city - Contact: 0694260192
    • Hanoi Immigration Office (Branch 1): 44 Pham Ngoc Thach, Dong Da, Hanoi - Contact: 0692191515
    • Can Tho Immigration Office: 9B, Tran Phu, Cai Khe ward, Ninh Kieu district, Can Tho city - Contact: 0693672118

***Note: Vietnam Immigration Department is open from Monday to Friday and Saturday morning, except for public holidays. The working hours are from 08.00 am - 11.00 am and 13.30 pm – 16.00 pm. In case of emergency, you still can contact the officers on duty at the headquarters.

Step 3: Receive the result

After your application is submitted, the process may take 5 - 7 working days. If your application is approved, you or your inviting/guaranteeing company will be informed of the result. Then, you need to go to the Embassy/Consulate or Vietnam Immigration Office, pay the required visa fee, and get the visa.

Fees

Currently, a 3-month visa can be obtained through one of the following methods: at the Embassy/Consulate, via Visa on Arrival, or through the online E-visa application. The Vietnam E-visa is available for single or multiple entries, with a maximum stay of 90 days. The price will vary depending on the method you choose:

  • Applying at the Embassy/Consulate: USD25 for single entry and USD50 for multiple entries.
  • Applying for a visa on arrival: USD25 for single entry and USD50 for multiple entries for government fee plus USD25-150 for a visa approval letter depending on the policy of each travel/visa agency in Vietnam.
  • E-Visa: USD 25 for a single-entry and USD 50 for a multiple-entry visa.

Vietnam 3 month E-visa (Multi-entry)

The Ministry of Public Security has proposed an extension of the e-visa validity for foreign visitors entering Vietnam, from the current 30-day period to a maximum of 90 days. The purpose of this proposal is to entice more international tourists to visit the country. The proposal will also consider allowing e-visa for multiple entries instead of single-entry and expand the countries and territories instead of 80 countries as of now.

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Jessy Dhillon
United Kingdom

I'm a UK citizen-The Vietnam E-visa portal states that UK citizens don't need a visa. As we are automatically allowed tor 45 days without a visa.. However I would like to apply for 90 days non working visa? No option for that for 90 days for me to select. Can you please advise how I get get a 90 Day visa?

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@Jessy Dhillon, you can visit the official website below to submit your application. In the section “2. REQUESTED INFORMATION,” you can select single or multiple entry and specify the dates, ensuring a maximum span of 90 days between entry and exit:

https://evisa.gov.vn/

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John V
United States

I am on 3 month multi visit visa expiring December 8, 2024. Can I apply for another multiple entry 3 month (wait 5-7 days for results) while I am still in Vietnam before I exit and return? Or can I extend it for 3 months at immigration office in HCM?

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@John V, it’s not possible to get a new visa while you’re still in Vietnam on your current visa. You can either exit Vietnam and apply for a new one or extend your current visa in Ho Chi Minh City.

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Mark Little
United States

I’m entering vietnam at Ho Chi Minh airport, taking River Cruise to Cambodia ( exit Vietnam at Song Tien landport) then fly from Siem Reap back into Hanoi Vietnam & leave from there 3 days later. What exit point do I use for multiple entry evisa as application only asks for 1 entry & exit location?

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@Mark Little, For the exit point of a multiple entry visa, you can list the last city of the Vietnam trip. In your case, that would be Hanoi, as it is the final destination before you leave the country.

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Duane Morton
New Zealand

I have a 3 month multi-entry tourist visa that expires on 17/12/23. I will be back in VN from 07/12/23. Is it possible to extend for another 3 months while in VN?

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@Duane Morton, It is possible to extend your existing visa. You can contact the Immigration office for extension services and assistance. Here is the list of the Immigration offices in major cities and provinces.

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Raymond John Garcia
Australia

My passport has an expiry date of 26/05/2024 and I want to apply for a multiple entry visa for period covering 30/09 to 02/12. Can I apply?

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@Raymond John Garcia, The passport requires 6 months of validity upon your date of exit; therefore, please renew your passport before applying for an e-visa.

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Colemont Joseph
Belgium

Like we did many years coming to Vietnam, for 3 month January, February and mars! Is this possible again? Belgium citizens ! As tourist, always same hotel, nha trang!

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@Colemont Joseph, Yes, a 3-month multiple-entry visa is now available. You can apply for a 3-month visa to stay in Vietnam in January, February, and March.

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Dominic Eng
United States

Our cruise ship will visit 2 ports (Naha Trang and Phu My-Ho Chi Minh) in November 2023. How can we apply for a multiple entry eVisa? Thanks.

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@Dominic Eng, You can start applying for a multiple entry visa from 15 August 2023. Please come back later for new application updates.

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Will Chng
Singapore

I am a Singaporean, I heard from my friends in Vietnam, that Singaporean will be granted 90 days visa free.starting 28/7/23. Is that true.?

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@Will Chng, The information was not correct. As of 26 July 2023, Singaporeans are exempt from visa requirements for Vietnam for 30 days only, and there have been no policy changes on this exemption in the last few months.

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Ricky
Hong Kong

Hi, I already applied 30 days e-visa and expect to Vietnam in Sept. Can I extend my visa validity to 90 days after 15 Aug? Do I need pay additional fee and what's the procedure for doing so?

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@Ricky, It is not possible to extend your current visa to a 3-month visa; you will need to apply for a new one if you wish to stay in Vietnam for longer than 1 month.

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Monique Van Der Flaes
Canada

I would like to apply for multiple entries e visa to Vietnam good for 3 months for tourism … is this possible to apply on line?

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@Monique Van Der Flaes, Yes, it is possible to apply for a 3-month multiple entry e-visa starting from 15 August onwards. You can check out the updates here.

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Chloe Vu
Australia

Hi Lina, currently I am holding Australian passport, if I applied for 30 days vietnam evisa now. When I reach Vietnam, can I extend my visa to another month? I plan to stay in Viet for 2 months, however I can only see one option is viet evisa only 30 days. What should I do now?

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@Chloe Vu, Unfortunately, only a 30-day visa is available for now, and it is not possible to extend it while you are in Vietnam. However, starting from 15 August, you can apply for a 3-month multiple entry e-visa. Until then, we are afraid that there is no option for a visa longer than 1 month.

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Andrea Riccardi
Italy

My Italian passport will expire in June 2024 and I intend to come to Vietnam end of September while waiting to apply for 3-month visa. Am I eligible for the visa?

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@Andrea Riccardi, If your passport has less than 6 months of validity at the time you apply for a 3-month visa (Jan 2024), we advise you to renew your passport before getting a visa for Vietnam.

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Brenda
Argentina

Hello! So If I understood correctly, the single entry 3-month tourist visa can only be obtained through the Consulate or on arrival? My boyfriend and I want to apply but we are currently in Sri Lanka, not residing here, and the option "on arrival" seems to be quite steep. On another hand, how many days would we have to be outside of Vietnam in order to be able to apply for a 30 day long visa again? Thanks in advance!

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@Brenda, There is no wait time required before applying for another visa. Once you exit Vietnam, you can immediately apply for a new visa to return to the country.

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Charles van der Lit
Australia

If already in Vietnam on the current 30 day visa, can I apply in country for the 90 day visa? If so, how does this work with the remaining balance of the 30 day visa?

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@Charles van der Lit, It is not possible to obtain a 3-month visa while you are in Vietnam on a 30-day visa. You will need to exit the country to apply for a new visa to re-enter.

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Chris
United States

Can I apply for the 90 visa now and come in after August 15? Or do I have to wait till August 15th to apply for the visa?

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@Chris, The new system will be available on 15 August. Therefore, it is not possible to apply for a 3-month visa before mid-August 2023.

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Stefan
United Kingdom

I am French so I should be eligible for a 3-month visa. My partner is from Thailand, will she be eligible too?

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@Stefan, Yes, both French and Thai passport holders are eligible for the 90-day e-visa scheme starting from 15 August, 2023.

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Judd Labarthe
Singapore

I'm Singaporean, so I don't normally need a visa. How long can I stay in VN on a single entry? What are the requirements for a stay of, say, 12 months? Thanks!

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@Judd Labarthe, For now, only a single-entry visa for 30 days is available. If you wish to stay longer (3 months), you can wait until 15 August 2023 for the new 3-month e-visa policy to be effective.

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Trung Kuczynski
Deutschland

Im about to go to vietnam for 2 months from july to september, unlucky thats the new rule for evisa 3 months multiple entries still not exist. Is there any way that i can still apply visa for 3 months!

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@Trung Kuczynski, Unfortunately, it is not currently possible to obtain a 3-month e-visa. You may need to exit and re-enter Vietnam with a new 30-day visa.

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Roy Nolan
United Kingdom

If I want to stay for a year as a tourist, can I renew the 3 month visa from inside Vietnam, or do I need to spend some days outside Vietnam? Thank you

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@Roy Nolan, As stated in the new policy, the visa extension rule will be eased. Therefore, when the new policy comes into effect, we believe it will be possible to renew your 3-month visa in Vietnam.

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Flavio
Peru

Is it possible to get Visa on Arrival for 90 days here in Malaysia. I can't find any information and e-Visa for 90 days still doesn't exist. What are my options for a stay of 90 days?

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@Flavio, Starting from August 15, 2023, you are able to apply for a 3-month multiple entry e-visa. For more detailed information, please refer to our news and updates page below:

https://www.myvietnamvisa.com/vietnam-visa-policy-updates-news.html

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Nicola
Sweden

Hello, I have a 1-month E-Visa and I have a Swedish passport. I want to stay more. Is it possible to get a 3-month visa for me? I am now in HCMC. Thanks for the help.

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@Nicola, Unfortunately, it is not possible to extend your current visa to 3 months, we advise that you exit and re-enter with a new visa if you want to prolong your stay in Vietnam!

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NIAZ H CHOWDHURY
United States

Hello, so I can not get a 90-day multiple entries visa applying with E-visa being an US citizen? Only through the Vietnamese Embassy in DC right?

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@NIAZ H CHOWDHURY, Unfortunately, e-visa is available for one month only. We are not sure if you can obtain it at the local embassy in DC, as this is a general visa policy. However, you can contact the embassy directly for assistance in this matter.

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JJ
United States

Hello, I am a U.S. citizen currently in Cambodia. Is it possible at this time to apply for a 90-day multiple entry visa via the Vietnam embassy in Phnom Penh?

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@JJ, Yes, it is possible to obtain a 3-month visa at the Embassy of Vietnam in Cambodia. However, you still require a 3-month visa approval letter in order to have the visa stamped at the embassy.

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Dee
United States

My visa for Thailand ends on June 12. I want to go back to Vietnam and stay for 90 days. I am from the USA. Will I be able to get one before that time? Or will I only be granted 30 days?

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@Dee, We are not sure if the 3-month visa will be available in June. Currently (As of 26 May), you can only apply for a 1-month single entry visa.

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Georgia Kellett
United Kingdom

Flying into Vietnam on 5th July and would like to stay six weeks but the only way I can do that atm is to fly out of Hanoi to fly back in. How likely will tourist visa be introduced in the next coming weeks?

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@Georgia Kellett, The 3-month e-visa is expected to be available in late June or July. Therefore, if you are not arriving until July, you can wait until mid-June to decide which type of visa to apply for.

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Rick Everett
United Kingdom

Are there any updates for the visa policies to change for e-visa to 90 days as it does not appear to be possible to obtain a visa approval letter for a three month visa on arrival. I hope to stay for 37 days with a single entry.

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@Rick Everett, The proposal for a 3-month multiple-entry e-visa has been accepted, and we believe it will be available soon in the coming weeks!

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Kim
Denmark

When do you expect the visa policies to change for e-visa to 90 days?

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@Kim, We cannot say when the new rule will be released. However, we believe that it is close to being approved and may become effective in late June, July, or even sooner!

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Jen
United Kingdom

If I am in Vietnam for 3 months, but want to stay longer, can I reapply for another 3 months provided I have the guarantee letter and other supporting documentation? Is there any limit to the number of three month visas that can be granted over a given period?

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@Jen, The 3-month visa is currently unavailable for tourists, so it is not possible to obtain a new one at this time. Therefore, we advise you to contact the agency that helped you with your previous visa to renew your existing one.

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thuy nguyen
Canada

If I want to visit vietnam for two month, can I apply for a 30 days visa and get extension while I am in Vietnam? Do I need to show them my return flight when entering Vietnam?

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@thuy nguyen, Unfortunately, visa extensions are currently not available. If you are not planning to travel to Vietnam until later this year, we recommend that you wait for the new visa policy update which will include information about the 3-month visa.

https://www.myvietnamvisa.com/vietnam-visa-policy-updates-news.html

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Andrew Young
Ireland

I was trying to but a three moth multiple entry visa for Vietnam but the website won't allow me Could you please look into this, I have a flight booked for the 25 May.

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As of now, a 3-month e-visa is not yet available. However, there are plans to introduce a 3-month e-visa in late May or June. For the time being, we suggest that you apply for a 1-month visa and then seek a 3-month visa at a later time.

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JPS
United States

It VERY difficult to find accurate info online regarding visas.

1. As a US citizen, can I get a 3 month tourist visa for Vietnam? MY ROUTE: I would fly from US to Bangkok then fly to Vietnam.

2. As a US citizen, can I get a 1 year tourist visa for Vietnam? I would be doing the same route. And if I can get a 1 year tourist visa, what type of funding do I need to show in my bank account? $5,000USD $10,000USD.

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@JPS, A 3-month visa is still obtainable, but it may require more time and effort to acquire. As for a 1-year visa, it is currently unavailable. If you do not plan to travel to Vietnam within the near future, it is advised that you wait for the new visa policy updates as e-visas with a 3-month multiple entry option may become available soon this May/June.

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Jodie Nailard
United Kingdom

I am trying to secure a single entry 3 month visa for Vietnam. How do I do this process please?

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@Jodie Nailard, At present, a visa on arrival option is unavailable, which means obtaining a three-month visa will require more procedures. If your purpose for entering Vietnam is work-related, you can reach out to your employer for assistance with submitting the application to the Immigration office in Hanoi/HCMC.

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Mr Glen Rose
United Kingdom

I am looking at your website and I see that it says a 3-month Visa is now possible. Is this information up to date and correct as of today, April 10th, 2023.? I am hearing a lot of talk about this and reading online that it says now a three month visa is possible. Please confirm this information true or false. If it's false I think that you perhaps should update your website information that says a 3 month Visa is possible. Here is a link to your website below where I read the information. It is also where I got this email address just now.

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@Mr Glen Rose, The information provided is updated and accurate. To obtain a 3-month visa now, you will need to follow the exact steps outlined in the visa application process. Unlike 2 years ago, when a 3-month visa on arrival was available, the current process involves more steps.

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Mike James
United States

Hello, I am looking to travel in Vietnam as a tourist in December for more than 30 days. Is it possible to get a 3-month visa? If not, will it be possible to extend my 30-day visa once I'm in Vietnam? Thank you, Mike James

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@Mike, 3-month e-visa will be available soon. If you are not planning to arrive in Vietnam until December, we suggest that you wait until October of this year for the update before applying for your visa.

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Frequently asked questions

1. Is there a limit to the maximum number of entry/exit times with a 3-month multiple-entry visa?

No. There is no limit for the number of entry/exit times when you get a 3-month multiple-entry visa. You can enter and exit Vietnam at any time until the visa expires.

2. If I want to apply for a 3-month visa while staying in Vietnam, can I do it by myself or do I need a guaranteed sponsor in Vietnam to do it for me?

You need a guaranteed sponsor in Vietnam who will provide you with an introduction letter and all legal documents of the agency/enterprise. These documents are compulsory for the 3-month visa application.

3. If I want to get visa support urgently, can I contact the Immigration Office on weekends or holidays?

Yes. You still can contact the officers on duty at the headquarters or call the hotline of the Immigration Office in case of emergency, however, the process may take longer. As a result, you are highly recommended to check your visa in advance and proactively contact the Immigration Department on working days. The working time is from 08.00 am - 11.00 am and 13.30 pm – 16.00 pm from Monday to Friday and 08.00 am - 11.00 am on Saturday, except for public holidays.

4. Is a 3 month visa applied for all kinds of ports in Vietnam?

Yes, airports, landports, or seaports are all available.

5. How long is the minimum validity of a passport for a 3-month visa?

You need to submit your original passport with a minimum validity of 1 year to get a visa for 3 months.

6. Can a 3-month visa be applied online?

No, currently E-visa is now available for a duration not exceeding 30 days and single entry. However, the e-visa is expected to extend its validity to 3 months in June/July 2023.

7. Can I extend 3 month visa when it expires while in Vietnam?

Yes. You need to prepare all documents needed (original passport with at least 1-year validity, visa renewal application form, an introduction letter, and legal documents of your inviting or guaranteeing agency/organization) and submit them to the Vietnam Immigration Department. The approval process may take 5 - 7 business days.

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