To facilitate their travel, Vietnam has launched an e-visa system, making it easier for visitors to get their visas. However, what happens when you realize a mistake in your Vietnam e-visa information? This article will guide you through the steps to correct errors on your Vietnam e-visa.
Identifying Incorrect Information – Firstly, it’s crucial to identify what kind of information is incorrect on your e-visa. This could be personal information (gender, date of birth, name, etc.), entry and exit dates, or entry and exit locations.
Understanding Your Options – Once you have identified the error, it’s time to understand your options. It is important to note that once a Vietnam visa is issued, no information can be changed. Thus, you will need to reapply.
Solutions to Correcting Errors in Vietnam E-visa Information
The Emergency Situation – In an urgent situation, such as discovering the information is incorrect when you arrive at the airport or you are going to Vietnam within a day, you can use an emergency service to assist in correcting the information. The fee for this service is usually around US$170-190, including all fees. Please, contact our emergency service via email at info@vietnam-visa.in or add LINE/WeChat: vietnam-visa for quick assistance.
If you still have about 2-4 days before your trip to Vietnam, you can apply for our emergency visa on arrival service. Please, apply for Vietnam visa on arrival emergency service, follow these steps:
- Visit the online application for Vietnam visa on arrival emergency service (click Here)
- Provide the necessary information, ensuring it is accurate and complete
- Pay the fee as directed on the website
- Once your payment is successful, your visa approval will be processed immediately and the visa-on-arrival letter will be promptly sent to your email.
What to Prepare After Receiving the Visa-on-Arrival Letter
After receiving the visa-on-arrival letter, prepare the following information:
- Your original passport (valid for at least 3 months from the date of travel)
- Two passport-sized photos
- Printed copy of visa approval letter
- Complete the visa application form
- Cash in US dollars (USD or VND) for stamping fee upon arrival
If you have more than 10 days before your trip to Vietnam after receiving your visa, the only way to correct the information is to re-apply for a new E-visa. Be aware that new applications are subject to a new fee and you must take into account the processing time, which is usually five working days at the earliest.
In Conclusion
Applying for a new Vietnam visa, E-visa, or applying for an emergency visa on arrival service after obtaining an e-visa, will not affect the outcome of your Vietnam visa application. Each application is treated as a separate application and processed accordingly.
Errors in your e-visa information can be stressful, but by following this guide, you can ensure a smooth correction process. Happy travels! For any queries, feel free to contact us at info@vietnam-visa.in or LINE/WeChat: vietnam-visa.
