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Ninety days, single or multiple entry, and one of the better-value e-visas in the region. Vietnam is strict about how the application is filled in and relaxed about almost everything else once you're through.
Shrish Travels is a private visa-assistance service, not a government website. You can also apply yourself on the official portal at evisa.gov.vn.
Since 2023, the Vietnam eVisa is open to citizens of every country, for stays of up to 90 days, in single- or multiple-entry form. Most travellers — including US and Canadian passport holders — need this eVisa before they arrive.
| Passport | Do you need a visa? |
|---|---|
| United States | Yes — eVisa before you travel |
| Canada | Yes — eVisa before you travel |
| Australia | Yes — eVisa before you travel |
| Israel | Yes — eVisa before you travel |
| United Kingdom | No, for stays up to 45 days · eVisa for longer |
| Germany | No, for stays up to 45 days · eVisa for longer |
| France | No, for stays up to 45 days · eVisa for longer |
Fill our short form with your passport and travel details.
See your exact all-inclusive price and pay online.
We submit through the official channel and email your eVisa.
Usually 3–5 working days. We recommend applying at least 7–10 days before you travel, as government processing can be slower around holidays.
Up to 90 days, in either single- or multiple-entry form, depending on the option you choose.
No. The tourist eVisa is for tourism and short visits only — paid work is not permitted on it.
If we find you're not eligible before we submit your application, we refund your payment in full.
Yes — you must enter through the port of entry listed on your eVisa. You can exit from anywhere. Tell us your entry point and we'll set it correctly.
Shrish Travels is a private visa-assistance service and is not affiliated with any government. Vietnam eVisas can also be obtained directly from the official government portal (evisa.gov.vn). Rules and fees are set by the Vietnamese government and may change. Approval and processing times are decided by the Vietnamese authorities, not by us.