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Visa options

OptionStayValidityOfficial feeProcessing

Single or multiple entry

Up to 90 days within validityUp to 90 days

₹2,100

+ our service fee

Single-entry e-visa, USD 25 (multiple entry USD 50)

3–5 working days

Government fees change without notice — we re-verify against official sources and confirm the exact total before you pay anything.

At a glance

Verified 27 July 2026 · official source

Government / embassy fee — USD 25 single-entry e-visa (about Rs 2,350); USD 50 multiple entry. Non-refundable once submitted. Flynk service charge extra.

₹2,350per applicant

Service charges are additional.

Processing time
3–5 working days
Visa validity
Up to 90 days
Stay duration
Up to 90 days within validity
Entry
Single or multiple entry

Documents required

  • Passport bio page scan (6+ months validity)
  • Portrait photo, white background
  • Entry/exit port selection (fixed after approval)
  • International debit/credit card for the government fee

Exact requirements vary by profile — send an enquiry and we’ll confirm yours.

Visa services · Vietnam

Vietnam E-Visa for Indians

Vietnam's 90-day e-visa covers Indian tourists generously — if the application photos and passport details are exactly right. Here's how to get it approved the first time.

Published 27 July 2026 · Updated 27 July 2026

Vietnam made this easy — mostly

Vietnam's e-visa system grants Indian passport holders up to **90 days, single or multiple entry**, applied for entirely online. It was also our very first customer's visa at Flynk, so we know its quirks personally.

The system approves clean applications quickly and rejects sloppy ones silently. Most Indian rejections come down to two things: the photo and the passport data entry.

The two details that decide approval

**The photo.** Vietnam wants a plain-background portrait *and* a straight photograph of your passport bio page. Glare on the passport laminate, cropped corners, or a selfie-style portrait are the classic rejection triggers.

**The data.** Your name must be entered exactly as printed in the passport — including the way Indian passports split given names and surnames. One transposed letter and the visa is technically invalid at the airport.

What you'll need

  • Passport valid 6 months beyond arrival
  • Digital portrait photo (plain background, no glasses)
  • Clear photo of the passport bio page
  • Entry and exit dates, and your intended entry checkpoint — the e-visa lists specific airports/land crossings, and you must use the one named
  • Payment online; the government fee is around USD 25 for single entry, more for multiple

Processing time

Officially 3 working days; realistically allow 5–7, and longer around Tet (Vietnamese New Year, when the whole country pauses). There is no reliable official fast-track — anyone promising one is reselling risk.

At the airport

Carry a printed e-visa. Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City immigration move quickly; Hanoi can queue. Officers occasionally ask for hotel details — have your first booking handy.

FAQ

Single or multiple entry — which should I pick?

If your itinerary touches Cambodia or Laos and returns to Vietnam, choose multiple entry. For a straightforward holiday, single entry is cheaper and sufficient.

Can Flynk file it for me?

Yes — we prepare the photos to spec, enter the data against your passport, and track approval. Most of our Vietnam files clear on the first submission.

What if my e-visa has an error?

An incorrect e-visa cannot be "fixed" at the border; it needs reapplication. This is exactly why the data entry matters.

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More questions, answered

What does the Vietnam e-visa cost for Indian citizens?
USD 25 for single entry and USD 50 for multiple entry, paid online on the official portal. Beware lookalike websites charging triple — the official domain ends in gov.vn.
Do children need their own Vietnam e-visa?
Yes — every traveller needs an individual e-visa, including infants on a parent's passport in older documents. Each application needs its own photo set.
When should Indians visit Vietnam?
North (Hanoi, Ha Long) is best October–April; the south (Ho Chi Minh, Phu Quoc) is driest December–April. Avoid late January if you dislike Tet closures — or embrace the festival deliberately.