From Marina Bay to the Mekong
Vietnam is the ultimate short-haul destination for Singapore residents. Whether you’re a digital nomad or a weekend explorer, this interactive guide synthesizes the latest 2026 regulations to ensure your journey is seamless.
Do you need a visa?
The first step in planning your trip is understanding your entry requirements. Use our tool below to find your specific visa path based on the 2026-2027 regulations.
Investment & Timing
In 2026, E-Visas remain the standard for most residents in Singapore. Fees are tiered based on your timeline—perfect for both planners and last-minute adventurers. Pro Tip: Multiple entry visas are essential if you plan to visit neighboring Cambodia or Laos and return to Vietnam.
Urgent Processing
4-hour turnaround available for emergencies.
Standard Track
4 working days for cost-efficient planning.
E-Visa Fee Comparison (USD)
Travel Logistics
Getting there and getting around.
Routes from Changi
- Ho Chi Minh (SGN) 2h
- Hanoi (HAN) 3h
- Da Nang (DAD) 2.5h
- Phu Quoc (PQC) 2h
- Nha Trang (CXR) Starts Dec 11, 2026
Digital Toolkit
Grab
Transport
Zalo
Messaging
Maps/Translate
Xe
Currency
Best Time to Visit
North: Sept – Nov
Central: Feb – Aug
South: Dec – April
Pre-Departure Compliance
Vietnam’s 2026 regulations include a mandatory pre-arrival declaration. Avoid airport delays by ensuring you have completed the digital queue and respect the strict customs guidelines.
E-cigarettes and heated tobacco products are strictly prohibited in Vietnam. Possession can lead to heavy fines, seizure, and legal trouble.
2026 Online Entry Declaration
Effective April 15, 2026, for all travelers entering via SGN.
prearrival.immigration.gov.vn