VISA EXEMPTIONS
Travellers with UK passports are permitted to enter Vietnam on a 45 day visa exemption for tourism purposes Travellers from Australia and New Zealand require a visa
The following nationalities have exemptions, ranging from 14 to 90 days: Belarus, Brunei, Cambodia, Chile, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Norway, Panama, Philippines, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, United Kingdom. Contact us for more details
We offer visa application services for clients that have booked holidays with us. Please contact us for more information on info@wideeyedtours.com
E-VISAS
Citizens of any country that is NOT visa exempt MUST obtain an e-visa prior to travelling to Vietnam. As of 2025, the following options are available: Citizens from all countries are eligible for the e-visa program.
1 month (30 days) single or multiple entry visa
3 month (90 days) single or multiple entry visa
What is a Vietnam E-VISA?
Validity: 30 days, single-entry or multi- entry & 90 day single or multi-entry
Cost: USD 25-50 (plus any credit card fees)
Processing time: Typically 3-7 working days (we recommend applying well in advance in case there are any issues or delays due to holidays)
Application process: Complete the application online, submit required documents (passport data page and photo) and make the payment
Vietnam E-VISA Requirements:
1.Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date
2 Passport photo in JPEG format (4x6, white background, no glasses)
3.International credit or debit card for payment
4.Email address for support purposes
5 Temporary address in Vietnam (the address of the first hotel you are staying in)
6.Entry and exit dates and airports Visit https://evisa.gov.vn
NOTE: Make sure you take your time, and triple check your information! Any small error can cause headaches at the airport, may incur delays and fees or refused entry.
Entering Vietnam with an E-VISA
When your e-visa is approved, you will receive your E-Visa sent to the email address you provided. You may print the visa document but it is not required. You can also show the approved visa document on your phone or tablet. If you choose to keep it digitally we recommend downloading the document (so it can be viewed offline) and storing it in a place you can find easily. You will likely be asked by the airline to show your visa approval when checking in to your flight If you cannot present your approved visa, or if there are errors, the airline will not let you check in.
When you arrive in Vietnam, you can proceed straight to the immigration line Unlike in the past, there is no requirement to get a visa sticker in your passport. Just show your passport and visa doument to the immigration officer and they will give you an entry stamp. From there, you can collect your bags and go through customs.
Wide Eyed
Immigration Service
Make your life easy and skip the queue!
After a long international flight, there’s nothing more frustrating than waiting in a long queue to get through immigration For a PP USD 60 (AUD/NZD 90) fee, we will send a personal representative who will be waiting for you airside on arrival to usher you through immigration (diplomat style!) so you can collect your bags, get in your air conditioned vehicle, and get your holiday started right!
