A visa is not required for all travelers to Vietnam. Before applying for a visa, you are advised first to see who is exempted from a Vietnam visa.
1. Apply at a Vietnamese Embassy in New Delhi or Vietnamese Consulate in Mumbai
You may go to the Vietnamese Embassy in New Delhi or the Vietnamese Consulate in Mumbai and wait in line with the other applicants for your visa, just like in the old days.
For single-entry visas, the stamping price is USD 25, while for multiple-entry visas, the charge is USD 50. You may acquire a visa for one, three, or six months. Application forms are accessible online, so you may bring them with you. Two 2×2-inch passport photographs are also required.
Most embassies have a five-day processing period, but you can receive an accelerated two-day turnaround for an extra charge.
It’s best to check ahead before with the embassy or consulate to ensure you get the current cost update requirements.
2. Request an e-visa
Citizens of India are eligible for a Vietnam e-visa. See Who is eligible for the Vietnam e-visa?
Here is the official website for an e-visa: https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn
Please ensure no error or mistake before making the payment because the government website has no refund policy.
Vietnam e-visa is a single entry valid for 30 days. Suppose you plan to stay in Vietnam for more than 30 days. In that case, you are advised to consider other options because an e-visa is not extendable.
👉 Frequently Ask About Vietnam e-Visa
3. Visa on Arrival
To receive a visa-on-arrival for Vietnam, you must obtain a visa acceptance letter from the Immigration Department. This entails completing a form and making an online payment.
The fees vary from USD 10 per person for one month to USD 65 per person for a three-month. An extra charge to expedite processing for same-day turnaround.
👉 Frequently ask about Vietnam Visa On Arrival
