Vietnam visa for Ireland citizens
- Visa requirements
- How to apply
- Vietnam Visa fees for IE residents
- Today's holidays in Ireland
- Information for IE passports traveling to Vietnam
As of 2024, Irish passports holders are required to obtain a valid visa to visit Vietnam and are eligible for a 90-day e-visa online. To apply for an e-visa, the following requirements must be met:
- Irish passports must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the arrival date.
- Passport has at least 2 blank visa pages.
Visa requirements
| Type of visa | Requirements | Maximum stay |
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| Tourist visa | Visa required | N/A |
| E-visa | Eligible | 90 days |
How to apply
Visitors from Ireland can apply for a visa for Vietnam using one of the three methods available below.
- e-Visa
- Visa on arrival
- Visa at embassy
Vietnam visa fees for IE residents
| Visa types | Standard processing (5-7 working days) | Urgent processing (2 working days) |
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| 1 Month Multiple Entry (Tourism) | 66 EUR | 103 EUR |
| 3 Month Multiple Entry (Tourism) | 66 EUR | 103 EUR |
| 3 Month Single Entry (Tourism) | 43 EUR | 81 EUR |
| 1 Month Single Entry (Tourism) | 43 EUR | 81 EUR |
Standard Processing time: e-Visa will be processed by 11:30 December 02, 2024 (Local Limerick time).
Today's holidays in Ireland
- There are no national holidays being observed in the Ireland today (Thursday, November 21, 2024).
- The upcoming public holiday is Christmas Day, which will occur in 1 month from now.
Holidays are calculated using the local time in Dublin.
Information for IE passports traveling to Vietnam
Do Irish citizens need a visa for Vietnam?
Irish citizens need a visa to enter Vietnam for tourism, business, or other purposes. There are two ways to obtain a visa for Vietnam:
- Apply for an e-visa online through the Vietnam official immigrant website.
- Obtain a visa on arrival with a visa approval letter in advance.
There is no Vietnam Embassy in Ireland, you need to contact the embassy in the UK for assistance.
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How to apply for a Vietnamese visa on an Irish passport
Apply for e-visa online
Irish passport holders are eligible for a Vietnam e-visa for tourism and business purposes. The e-visa is valid for stays up to 30 days with a single entry. If you expect an extended stay, you need to contact the Vietnam Embassy in the UK. To get an e-visa you need:
- Open the official website for Vietnam's e-Visa application: https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn
- Upload scanned copies of your passport data page and passport photo in .jpg format.
- Fill in all required information from your passport data page.
- Fill in all required information regarding your trip to Vietnam.
- Pay the e-Visa fee of 25 USD ~ 23 Euros using one of the available payment methods.
- Receive a registration code. Be sure to save this number for future reference.
Visa at the Vietnam Embassy in Ireland
Irish nationals wishing to apply for a visa in person must go to the Vietnam Embassy in the UK. Here are the necessary steps in the application process:
- Fill out the visa application form (available on the embassy’s website).
- Provide a passport-sized photo and details of your passport.
- Pay the visa fee.
- Submit the completed application.
- Wait for the visa to be processed and receive it via mail or in person.
Apply for a visa on arrival
You can apply for a visa approval letter online and pick up your visa on arrival. With this method, you do not need to go to the Vietnam Embassy in the UK.
- Apply online for an approval letter by contacting a travel agency or visa company based in Vietnam.
- Pay the fee and wait to receive the approval letter by email.
- Print out the approval letter and prepare two passport-sized photos.
- When you arrive at the Vietnam airport, show all the required documents (approval letter, passport photos, and entry/exit form) to get your visa stamped.
How much is the visa fee for Irish passports?
Fee comparison
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25 USD ~ 23 Euros |
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Travel tips for Irish citizens visiting Vietnam
How to get there
There are a variety of flight options between Ireland and Vietnam that you can choose from. Each connecting flight requires at least one or two stops. Airlines that offer flights between the two countries are Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Malaysian Airlines and so on.
Dublin - Ho Chi Minh City
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Dublin - Ho Chi Minh City |
Turkish Airlines |
504 Euros |
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Dublin - Ho Chi Minh City |
Qatar Airways |
614 Euros |
Dublin - Hanoi
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Airlines |
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Dublin - Hanoi |
Qatar Airways |
676 Euros |
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Dublin - Hanoi |
Etihad Airways + Malaysian Airlines |
649 Euros |
Weather information
- Climate: Vietnam has a tropical climate, which is characterized by high temperatures and humidity levels year-round while Ireland has a temperate maritime climate with milder temperatures and frequent rainfall.
- Temperature: The average temperature in Vietnam ranges from 20 to 30 degrees Celsius (68-86°F) depending on the region while the figure for Ireland is from 4 to 19 degrees Celsius (39-66°F).
- Weather: Vietnam features two distinct seasons: the dry season (November to April) and the rainy season (May to October). During the rainy season, Vietnam experiences heavy rainfall and occasional typhoons. By contrast, Ireland has four distinct seasons: winter (December to February), spring (March to May), summer (June to August), and autumn (September to November). During the winter months, the nation experiences cold temperatures and occasional snowfall, while the summer months are generally mild and sunny.
Questions and Answers (14)
I am applying for a multiple entry visa I will be visiting Cambodia and Laos. How do I provide the 2 entry and exit details? Just the first entry and final exit?
@Peter Meehan, yes, you can specify your first entry port and final exit port in Vietnam.
I just have a question about the requirement to list the address you will be residing in while in Vietnam. I was hoping to move from place to place, likely staying in hostels as I go. Is this an issue? Will I need to show exactly where I plan to stay for the whole trip?
@Shane, it is not required to fill in all the addresses where you will be staying in Vietnam. Just provide the first one and explain the other places you will visit in the comment box.
Frequently asked questions
1. Are Irish nationals eligible for Vietnam visa exemption?
Ireland is NOT included in the Vietnam visa exemption list so you are required to obtain a visa for Vietnam entry.
2. Can Irish nationals obtain a visa on arrival if entering Vietnam by air?
Vietnam visa on arrival is available for Irish passport holders traveling by air with an approval letter in advance.
3. How much is a tourist e-visa in Vietnam?
The e-visa fee for a tourist visa is 25 USD ~ 23 Euros with a validity of up to 30 days, single entry only.
4. Is there a Vietnam Embassy or Consulate General in Ireland?
There is neither Vietnam Embassy nor Consulate General in Ireland. If you need a visa to Vietnam in person, you can contact the Vietnam Embassy in the UK at 12-14 Victoria Rd., London W8-5rd, the UK.
5. Can citizens of the Ireland apply for an e-visa to visit Vietnam?
Yes, Irish residents are eligible to apply for an e-visa for Vietnam. You can find the information for getting an e-visa from Ireland here.
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