Searching for a Vietnam e Visa, Vietnam eVisa or eVisa Vietnam? This guide explains the online Vietnam visa application for Indian passport holders, including the official website, validity, fees, entry type, documents and result checking.
Connect to Visa Desk Vietnam e‑Visa ApplicationValidity: up to 90 days
Entry: single or multiple
Government fee: USD 25–50
Official domains: evisa.gov.vn / thithucdientu.gov.vn
Vietnam Immigration states that foreign nationals outside Vietnam can directly request an electronic visa through the official system. For Indian travellers, the government process is online rather than a different application by Delhi, Mumbai or another city.
Start at evisa.gov.vn or thithucdientu.gov.vn. The Embassy identifies these as the official electronic-visa domains.
Open official portal →Enter passport, identity, visa dates, entry type, stay and other information requested by the live form. Upload the current passport-page and portrait files.
Keep the registration details used to check the application. If granted, print the e‑Visa and verify the issued name, passport number, dates and entry type.
Single entry: USD 25
Multiple entry: USD 50
Government application fees are non-refundable if the visa is not granted. Any Vietnam Experts service fee is separate and should be disclosed before you choose assistance.
No. The Vietnam Embassy in India’s current FAQ states that an e‑Visa holder does not need to queue at a Visa on Arrival counter. Carry the printed e‑Visa and passport to immigration. Travellers searching for “Vietnam visa on arrival” should understand the distinction before paying a third-party approval-letter website.
Read our Vietnam Visa on Arrival explanation →The Vietnam Embassy in India identifies evisa.gov.vn and thithucdientu.gov.vn as the official electronic-visa domains.
Current official guidance makes electronic visas available to citizens of all countries and territories, subject to the applicable requirements.
Up to 90 days, with single or multiple entry options.
No. Current Embassy FAQ guidance says e‑Visa holders can take the printed e‑Visa and passport directly to immigration.