Vietnam visa for Spain citizens
- Visa requirements
- How to apply
- Embassy and Consulate of Vietnam in Spain
- Vietnam Visa fees for ES residents
- Today's holidays in Spain
- Information for ES passports traveling to Vietnam
As of 2024, Spanish nationals can stay in Vietnam for up to 45 days without a visa for tourism or short business purposes. Spanish passport holders planning a longer stay are eligible for the 90-day e-Visa program.
- Spanish passport 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 not required | 45 days |
E-visa | Eligible | 90 days |
How to apply
If you're traveling to Vietnam from Spain, you can choose one of the following three methods to secure a visa.
- e-Visa
- Visa on arrival
- Visa at embassy
Embassy and Consulate of Vietnam in Spain
City | Address |
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Madrid |
Avenida De Alfonso Xiii, 54, 28016 Madrid Close now |
Vietnam visa fees for ES residents
Visa types | Standard processing (5-7 working days) | Urgent processing (2 working days) |
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1 Month Multiple Entry (Tourism) | 72 EUR | 104 EUR |
3 Month Multiple Entry (Tourism) | 72 EUR | 104 EUR |
3 Month Single Entry (Tourism) | 50 EUR | 82 EUR |
1 Month Single Entry (Tourism) | 50 EUR | 82 EUR |
Standard Processing time: e-Visa will be processed by 12:30 January 01, 2025 (Local Cadiz time).
Today's holidays in Spain
- There are no national holidays being observed in the Spain today (Saturday, December 21, 2024).
- The upcoming public holiday is Christmas Day, which will occur in 3 days, 10 hours from now.
Holidays are calculated using the local time in Madrid.
Information for ES passports traveling to Vietnam
Do Spanish passport holders need a visa for Vietnam?
Spain is INCLUDED in the Vietnam visa exemption list so you can enter Vietnam without a visa for stays of no more than 45 consecutive days. However, you need to meet the following requirements:
- Your passport must have a validity of at least 06 months beyond your date of arrival in Vietnam.
- There are at least two blank pages for the visa stamp.
You cannot extend stays under the Vietnam visa waiver program so to prolong your trips, you need to obtain a visa.
How to apply for a Vietnamese visa on a Spanish passport
Spanish passport holders wishing to stay in Vietnam for more than 45 days or obtain a visa for different purposes can apply in person at Vietnam Embassy in Spain, through the e-visa system, or obtain a visa on arrival at one of the designated international airports in Vietnam.
Visa at the Vietnam Embassy in Spain
If you are a Spanish citizen or a foreigner residing in Spain and you want to travel to Vietnam, you can apply for a visa at the Vietnamese embassy in Madrid. Here are the general steps to follow:
- Obtain the visa application form: You can download the visa application form from the website of the Vietnamese embassy in Spain or obtain it in person from the office.
- Complete the application form: Fill out the visa application form. Be sure to provide all the required information and supporting documents.
- Prepare the required documents: You will need to submit your original passport with at least six months of validity remaining, two passport-size photos, and any other supporting documents that the embassy may require.
- Submit the application: Submit the completed application form and the required documents in person or by mail to the Vietnamese embassy and pay the visa fee.
- Collect your visa: After 5-7 business days, your visa is processed and approved then you can collect your passport with the visa stamped at the embassy or by mail.
Apply for e-visa online
Spanish nationals are eligible for a Vietnam e-visa which is only valid for certain purposes such as tourism, business, or family and friend visits. The visa allows you to enter Vietnam within 90 days, single entry. To obtain an e-visa, you need to follow those steps:
- Go to the official website of the Vietnam e-visa application system: https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn/.
- Fill out the application form and provide personal, passport details, and required information.
- Upload a scanned copy of your passport's biographical page and a passport-sized photo.
- Pay the visa fee of 25 USD ~ 23 Euros by credit or debit card.
- Receive your e-visa after the processing time of around 3 business days via email and print it out.
Apply for a visa on arrival
A Vietnam visa on arrival is issued for those traveling by air. You can obtain one by completing these steps:
- Apply online: Fill out the online application form for a Vietnam approval letter to get a visa on arrival through a reputable travel agency or visa service provider.
- Pay the visa processing fee: You will need to pay the visa processing fee online by credit or debit card. The fee varies depending on the type of visa and the length of stay.
- Receive the visa approval letter: After processing your application and fee, the travel agency or visa service provider will email you a visa approval letter within 2-3 business days.
- Pick up your visa on arrival: When you arrive at one of the international airports in Vietnam, you will need to present your passport, visa approval letter, two passport-sized photos, and pay the stamping fee in cash (USD or VND). The stamping fee is currently 25 USD ~ 23 Euros for a single-entry visa and 50 USD ~ 46 Euros for a multiple-entry visa.
How much is the visa fee for Spanish passports?
Fee comparison
E-visa |
Visa on arrival |
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25 USD ~ 23 Euros |
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Travel tips for Spanish citizens visiting Vietnam
How to get there
There are several airlines operating flights between Vietnam and Spain such as Vietnam Airlines, Air France, Emirates Airlines, Turkish Airlines, and Qatar Airways. Those flights often connect major cities in Spain namely Madrid or Barcelona to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.
Barcelona - Ho Chi Minh City
Route |
Airlines |
Estimated prices (per person/ one way) |
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Barcelona - Ho Chi Minh City |
Turkish Airlines |
560 Euros |
Barcelona - Ho Chi Minh City |
Qatar Airways |
564 Euros |
Madrid - Hanoi
Route |
Airlines |
Estimated prices (per person/ one way) |
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Madrid - Hanoi |
Qatar Airways |
466 Euros |
Madrid - Hanoi |
Emirates Airlines |
746 Euros |
Weather information
Vietnam and Spain are located in different geographical locations and climate zones. In general, Vietnam has a tropical climate while Spain has a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. However, there are regional variations within each country that can affect weather and temperature.
- Climate: The climate in Vietnam is tropical monsoon while Spain experiences a Mediterranean climate.
- Temperature: In Vietnam, the north has a distinct winter season from November to March with average temperatures ranging from 15 to 20 degrees Celsius (59 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit). The summer months from June to August are very hot and humid with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in some areas. In Spain, the coastal regions have mild winters with average temperatures ranging from 8 to 16 degrees Celsius (46 to 61 degrees Fahrenheit) and hot summers with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in some areas.
- Weather: While the north of Vietnam has four distinct seasons, Central Vietnam suffers typhoons and heavy rainfall during the wet season from September to December, while the south has a more consistent tropical climate with high temperatures and occasional rain throughout the year. On the other hand, you can experience four seasons with typical seasonal weather patterns in Spain.
Questions and Answers (05)
Hello I’m Camila from Spain I’ll travel to Vietnam on December 2024 for one month but when I was doing my visa it says (Spain is eligible for a 45-day visa-free period. Once you complete the application, the fee is non-refundable.) So I don’t know if I need to do the visa or not do I need any paper where it says that I don’t need visa ?. Do someone know if I need it it’s really confusing I don’t want to have a problem when I arrive!
@Camila, Spanish passport holders can stay in Vietnam for up to 45 days without a visa. You only need to present your valid passport upon entry; no additional documents are required!
Hi, I am a Spanish citizen, and I want to travel to Vietnam staying for a couple of days and then get back to Spain. But I need to visit Vietnam again (re-entry) one week later. Should I get a visa in the 2nd visit?
@Jiji Fruns, Once you exit Vietnam, you can immediately return without requiring a visa. Therefore, you do not need a visa for your second entry!
Frequently asked questions
1. Can I use a Vietnam e-visa to enter Vietnam at land borders?
Yes, you can use a Vietnam e-visa to enter Vietnam at certain land border crossings.
2. What is the maximum validity of a Vietnam business visa?
A Vietnam business visa is valid for a single or multiple entry of up to 90 days.
3. Are Spanish nationals eligible for the Vietnam visa exemption program?
Yes. Citizens from Spain are exempted from a Vietnam visa for stays of no longer than 45 days.
4. How can I renew my Vietnam passport in Spain?
To renew your Vietnam passport in Spain, you will need to visit the Embassy of Vietnam in Madrid. Here are the general steps you can follow:
- Gather required documents: You will need to prepare the following documents:
- Your current Vietnam passport
- Two passport-sized photos
- A completed passport renewal application form (available at the embassy or on the website)
- A copy of your Spanish residence permit (if applicable)
- Schedule an appointment: Contact the Embassy of Vietnam in Madrid to schedule an appointment for passport renewal. You can do this by phone or email.
- Visit the embassy: On the day of your appointment, go to the embassy with your required documents. You will need to submit your old passport, application form, photos, and any other necessary documents. You may also need to pay a fee for the passport renewal.
5. Is the e-visa program for Vietnam open to Spanish passport holders?
Yes, Spanish residents are eligible to apply for an e-visa for Vietnam. You can find the information for getting an e-visa from Spain here.
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