Ha Long Bay, Hanoi, Da Nang - Vietnam is one of the easiest and most affordable visas for Indians. A fully online 90-day e-visa from about USD 25, approved by email in a few days, accepted at 83 entry points. We handle it end to end. Verified for 2026.
Indian passport holders need a visa for Vietnam, and the easiest by far is the e-visa - fully online, no embassy visit. Since August 2023 the e-visa validity was extended to 90 days, available as single or multiple entry, and it's accepted at 83 international entry points by air, land and sea. Approval rates for Indians are very high.
It's also cheap: USD 25 single-entry or USD 50 multiple-entry. There's a Visa-on-Arrival route too, but it actually needs a pre-arranged approval letter and USD cash at the airport - so the e-visa is simpler. At Flynk Tours (Delhi NCR) we file it correctly (name/photo errors are the main cause of delays) and can plan your whole Vietnam trip.
The e-visa is fixed and affordable; choose single or multiple entry.
| Visa | Stay | Govt. fee | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| e-Visa - single entry | Up to 90 days | $25 (~₹2,100) | One trip to Vietnam |
| e-Visa - multiple entry | Up to 90 days | $50 (~₹4,200) | Vietnam + Cambodia/Laos loops |
| Visa on Arrival | varies | approval letter + stamp fee | Emergencies (more hassle) |
| Visa extension (in Vietnam) | +30 days | ~$50-100 | Extending an existing stay |
e-Visa fees are paid online and are non-refundable. The single-entry visa is used up once you leave Vietnam; multiple-entry lets you re-enter within the 90 days. Visa on Arrival is not a true VOA - it needs a pre-arranged approval letter, so we usually recommend the e-visa. Our service charge is shared upfront.
For tourists, the e-visa is almost always the right choice.
One entry within a 90-day validity for $25. Once you leave Vietnam, the visa is used up. Ideal for a single Vietnam holiday.
Enter and exit multiple times within 90 days for $50 - perfect if you're combining Vietnam with Cambodia, Laos or Thailand and returning.
Possible but needs a pre-arranged approval letter obtained online before boarding, plus a stamping fee and USD cash at the airport. More hassle than the e-visa.
Phu Quoc Island has a separate 30-day visa-free exemption if you fly in directly and stay on the island - see below.
Minimal and simple - accuracy is what matters.
The #1 cause of Vietnam e-visa delays is a mismatch between your form, passport and photo (name spelling, photo quality, passport number). We check every detail before submitting on the non-refundable fee.
There's one visa-free route into Vietnam for Indians: Phu Quoc Island offers a 30-day visa-free exemption if you arrive directly at Phu Quoc and stay on the island. It's popular for beach holidays.
The catch: it applies only to Phu Quoc - if you want to visit mainland Vietnam (Hanoi, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City), you need the regular e-visa. Travelling to the mainland without one can lead to penalties. We'll advise the right option for your itinerary.
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From documents to e-visa PDF in a few days.
WhatsApp us your passport bio-page scan and portrait photo. We verify the details.
We submit your e-visa via the official system, choosing single or multiple entry.
Vietnam processes the application - usually 3-5 working days.
Your approved e-visa PDF arrives by email. Print it + keep a copy on your phone.
Apply at least 7-10 days before travel. Standard processing is 3-5 working days; faster handling may be available for urgent trips.
Small things that avoid delays and rejection.
White background, no glasses, clear face - photo issues are a top cause of delays.
Name spelling and passport number must match exactly - double-check before submitting.
Single entry for one trip; multiple entry if combining Vietnam with neighbouring countries.
If you'll only visit Phu Quoc Island, you may not need an e-visa - but the mainland does.
Carry a printed copy plus a digital backup to show at immigration.
Allow 7-10 days; the fee is non-refundable, so getting it right first time matters.
Vietnam is one of the most frictionless visas for Indians, with very high approval for correctly filed applications. We can't control the immigration decision, but we make sure your form, photo and passport details are flawless so delays and rejections are unlikely.
Share a few details and a consultant will reply within 30 minutes during business hours.
Yes - except for Phu Quoc Island (30-day visa-free if you arrive directly there). For mainland Vietnam, Indians need a visa, and the easiest is the online 90-day e-visa.
USD 25 for single entry and USD 50 for multiple entry (about ₹2,100 and ₹4,200), both valid up to 90 days. The fee is paid online and is non-refundable. Our service charge is separate.
Standard processing is 3-5 working days. Apply at least 7-10 days before travel; faster handling may be available for urgent trips.
Single entry ($25) is used up once you leave Vietnam. Multiple entry ($50) lets you exit and re-enter within the 90 days - useful for Vietnam + Cambodia/Laos trips.
It exists but isn't a true VOA - it needs a pre-arranged approval letter before boarding, plus a fee and USD cash at the airport. The e-visa is simpler, so we usually recommend it.
Yes - Phu Quoc Island has a 30-day visa-free exemption if you arrive directly and stay on the island. To visit the mainland you still need a regular e-visa.
Yes - we file your e-visa with flawless details, advise on Phu Quoc vs e-visa, and can package your flights, hotels and Vietnam itinerary.
Let us file your e-visa flawlessly and plan a great-value Vietnam holiday.