Tourists can stay in Vietnam for 90-day E-visa

    

Did you know that you can travel to Vietnam as a tourist for 90 days?

You can stay in Vietnam for 90 days with a 90-day e-visa.

Then I will show you how to apply for a 90-day e-visa.


Step 1

click this link 👇👇

National Web Portal on Immigration







To apply for a visa, click the link to go to the Vietnam Immigration website.

Then, a homepage like the picture will appear. Then click on e-visa and for foreigners.

The website shows the process from visa application to confirmation of results. Just check, check below, and move on to the next step.



Step 2 - Fulfill information




A page to enter information appears. You can enter your information here.

However, there is something to be careful about.

You may think that you only need to enter the required information marked *, but I entered only the required information and was rejected once. 


The email saying it was rejected


However, this does not mean that approval will be denied unconditionally. Because there are people who pass

So, it is recommended that you enter all the information.


Step 3 - Pay

There are single and multiple visa types.

  • Single Type(25 USD)

The single type can only enter and exit Vietnam once. Even if your visa period remains, your 90-day e-visa will expire if you leave Vietnam.


  • Multiple Type(50 USD)

The multiple type allows unlimited entry and exit from Vietnam within 90 days.



Once the calculation is complete, you will see a screen that says the review is in progress.


Result






After applying and waiting, the results will arrive via email. It seems to take 4-5 business days.

It took 12 days, including weekends, because I was rejected once.

Once approved, go to the website, enter the information, and print the e-visa.

You can also submit it along with your passport at immigration screening.














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