Vietnam e-Visa for Indians 2026 — Fees, 90-Day Validity, Process & Documents
Vietnam is a backpacker and family favourite — and refreshingly simple for Indians thanks to a low-cost e-Visa valid for up to 90 days. The whole process is online via the official government portal.
Do Indians need a Vietnam visa?
Yes. Indian passport holders need a visa; the easiest route is the Vietnam e-Visa, available as single or multiple entry, for tourism and short business.
Fees (2026)
| e-Visa type | Fee |
|---|---|
| Single entry | US$25 |
| Multiple entry | US$50 |
Processing time
Usually 3 working days (allow 3–5). Apply at least 10 days before departure; peak seasons and holidays can add delays.
Validity & length of stay
The e-Visa is valid for up to 90 days, single or multiple entry depending on what you choose.
Step-by-step application process
- Go to the official e-Visa portal (evisa.gov.vn).
- Upload your passport bio page and a passport photo.
- Enter travel details, choose single/multiple entry, and pay.
- Receive the e-Visa by email; print a copy to carry.
Documents checklist
- Passport valid 6+ months with at least 2 blank pages.
- Scan of the passport bio page and a recent photo (white background).
- Intended entry/exit dates and entry port.
- Return/onward ticket and accommodation (good to carry).
Key points to remember
- Use the official evisa.gov.vn site — many copycat sites overcharge.
- Enter your name and passport number exactly as in your passport.
- Pick the correct entry port; mismatches cause issues at immigration.
- Carry a printed copy of the approved e-Visa.
Official application & disclaimer
Apply only through the official channel: evisa.gov.vn (official Vietnam Immigration e-Visa portal). Beware of look-alike websites and agents charging inflated fees.
Last verified: June 2026. Visa fees, processing times, and rules for Vietnam change frequently and can vary by applicant profile and season. Always confirm the latest fees and requirements on the official site above before you apply. This guide is for general information and is not legal or immigration advice.
