The full process, from picking your visa type to receiving the PDF at your inbox. Most travelers finish the form in under 10 minutes.
Our checkout walks through four steps on screen (Applicant Info, Trip Detail, Review, Payment). Here is the full journey, start to finish:
On the Applicant Info step, pick your visa type (1 or 3 months, single or multiple entry) and processing speed (Normal, Urgent, or Super Urgent). The live summary shows your total as you choose.
Still on Applicant Info: set your date of arrival, date of exit, and your port of arrival from the list of 83 accepted entry points.
For each traveler, enter full name, gender, date of birth, passport number, and nationality, then upload a face photo and passport bio page. Use "+ Add Applicant" for groups of up to 10.
On the Trip Details step, add your residence address, hotel and flight status, and choose any extra services (travel insurance, car pick-up, airport fast-track).
On the Review step, check every detail. Our team also reviews it within 2 hours and emails you if anything needs correcting before submission.
On the Payment step, pay by card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or JCB) through OnePay, our secure payment partner.
By the deadline of your processing tier, Immigration issues the approved eVisa and we forward it to your email as a PDF. Print it or keep it on your phone, and present it with your passport at the border.
| Stage | Time |
|---|---|
| You fill out the form | Under 10 minutes |
| We review your application | Within 2 hours (office hours) |
| Vietnam Immigration processes | Normal 5 to 10 / Urgent 2 / Super Urgent 1 business day |
| We forward your eVisa PDF | Within 1 hour of Immigration approval |
| Total, Normal tier | About 5 to 11 business days end to end |
| Total, Super Urgent tier | Same day to next business day |
When you land at the airport (or arrive at a land border), proceed to the immigration counter as normal. Hand over your passport and either a printed copy of your eVisa or show it on your phone. The officer scans the code, stamps your passport, and you're through. No queue at a separate visa-on-arrival counter, no extra stamping fee.
Tip: Print your eVisa before flying. Some airline check-in agents, especially on connections through Hong Kong, Doha, or Frankfurt, ask to see a paper copy before they'll board you onto the Vietnam-bound leg. Phone displays are accepted at the immigration counter in Vietnam itself, but at the boarding gate, paper is safer.