Vietnam eVisa · 90 days · single or multiple entry

Vietnam eVisa, handled in time.

We check, lodge and track your application until it is approved. DIY on evisa.gov.vn typically takes 3–5 working days; our assisted tiers are 2 working days, 1 working day or same-day 2–4 hours, all clocked in Vietnam working hours. One all-in price, shown before you pay.

Flight this week? Call 0946 781 706 or WhatsApp +84 946 781 706 — we pick up.

Independent agent — not the government Gov fee US$25 / US$50 Money-back on eligible refusals
Start here — two fields

When do you fly?

Takes about 2 minutes and starts your quote and application with InTimeVisa, an independent agent. It is not the government form — that is evisa.gov.vn.

Speed tiers

Pick your speed. See every cost first.

One number per tier, all-in: it already contains the government fee (US$25 / US$50, single / multiple), which we collect with the rest and remit for you. Prices start at US$80 all-in and you see yours before you pay anything.

DIY on evisa.gov.vn: the government queue is typically 3–5 working days once your application is complete and paid. The assisted tiers below are separate from that official timeline.

01 · Standard (assisted)

2 working days — order by

Departure next week or later — after your documents are complete.

Total, single entry US$80
Total, multiple entry US$105
  • Passport, photo and entry-port pre-check
  • Lodged on the official portal
  • Tracked until approved
  • eVisa PDF to your inbox
Start standard →

02 · Priority

1 working day — order by

Departure in the next few days.

Total, single entry US$90
Total, multiple entry US$115
  • Everything in Standard
  • Delivered the same working day when you order by
Start priority →

03 · Express

2–4 hours — order by

Departure this week.

Total, single entry US$210
Total, multiple entry US$265
  • Everything in Standard
  • Your file is prepared and lodged first
  • Status updates as it moves
Start express →

All-in prices — the government fee is already included and we pay it for you. Nothing is added at checkout.

A faster tier buys a later cut-off or an earlier delivery day, not guaranteed elapsed processing time: Priority and 2–4 hours target delivery by on the working day we accept your file; Standard targets the next working day. Refused? Our service fee comes back on eligible refusals — see our Refund Policy.

How it works

Three steps. We do the middle one.

01

Send passport & details

A photo of your passport page, your entry date and entry port. WhatsApp, email or the online form.

02

We check, prepare, lodge

Typos, photo standards and the wrong port cause most refusals. We fix them before your file reaches the official portal.

03

eVisa in your inbox

We track the application until it is approved, then send the PDF. Print it and fly.

Honest first question

Do you even need a visa?

45 days visa-free · until 2028

You may not — and that answer is free.

Citizens of the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Russia, Japan, South Korea, the Nordic countries and 12 more European countries enter visa-free for up to 45 days. If that covers your trip, you don't need us.

Check your nationality in the guides →

Everyone else · or stays over 45 days

You need the 90-day eVisa.

Single or multiple entry, valid 90 days, government fee US$25 / US$50. Valid only at the entry ports on the application — we check yours before lodging.

Start my eVisa →

US passport holders

Americans need a Vietnam visa, not ESTA.

ESTA is for travel to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program. It does not cover entry to Vietnam. US citizens usually use the 90-day Vietnam eVisa on evisa.gov.vn; InTimeVisa is a private agent when you want the form checked, lodged and tracked for you.

Passport-specific answers

India, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Taiwan: check the rule for your passport.

These passports are not in Vietnam's 45-day visa-exemption group. Most short visits use the Vietnam eVisa; the narrow Phu Quoc island-only exception does not cover mainland travel.

Planning to work in Vietnam? Read the Vietnam work permit guide.

Straight comparison

The official portal works. Here is what we add.

Yourself, on evisa.gov.vn With InTimeVisa
Government fee US$25 / US$50 Includes government fee
All-in price US$25 / US$50 US$80 all-in upfront, by speed
Error checking You re-check your own form We pre-check passport, photo, ports
Speed Official queue (~3–5 working days) Urgent and same-day handling
If refused The government fee is non-refundable — it is lost, and you start over Our service fee is refunded on eligible refusals; the government fee is non-refundable either way. We help you re-apply
Who answers Nobody in particular One named person on your file

Our honest advice: if your trip is three weeks or more away and your file is simple, use the government portal yourself and keep the service fee.

We exist for the other cases — tight dates, a previous refusal, an unusual passport, families and business groups, or simply wanting one accountable person on it.

Plain answers

Asked every day, answered straight.

How fast can I get a Vietnam eVisa?

Two timelines. DIY on evisa.gov.vn: the government queue is about 3–5 working days for a complete, paid application. With InTimeVisa: three assisted speeds — 2 working days, 1 working day and 2–4 hours — each defined by how late in the Vietnam working day (ICT, UTC+7) we can still accept your file. Standard and Priority close at ; the 2–4 hours tier closes at . Priority and 2–4 hours target delivery by that working day; Standard targets the next working day. So paying more buys a later cut-off or an earlier day, not a stopwatch — call 0946 781 706 and we confirm what today's clock allows before you pay.

What does it cost, exactly?

One number. The price you see is all-in: it already contains the government fee — US$25 single entry or US$50 multiple entry — which we collect with the rest and remit for you. Assisted eVisas start at US$80 all-in for 2 working days, single entry. Nothing is added afterwards.

What happens if my application is refused?

We refund our service fee on eligible refusals — see our Refund Policy. The government fee is non-refundable on any route. We tell you why it happened and help you re-apply.

Can I enter at any airport or border crossing?

No. The eVisa is valid only at the entry ports selected on the application — 83 ports under Resolution 389/NQ-CP. Landing at a different one means being turned away, so we check your route before lodging.

Do I qualify for visa-free entry instead?

Citizens of the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Russia, Japan, South Korea, the Nordics and 12 more European countries get 45 days visa-free until 2028. If that covers your trip, don't pay anyone — check your nationality guide.

Is this the official government website?

No. We are an independent private agency. The official portal is evisa.gov.vn, where you can apply yourself for the government fee alone.

Which nationalities does InTimeVisa serve?

Citizens of almost every country. The exception: InTimeVisa does not currently accept eVisa applications from citizens of 57 countries and territories — the full list is on our eVisa eligibility page. This is our own service policy, not a Vietnamese government rule, so citizens of those countries can still apply themselves on the official portal evisa.gov.vn. Our work permit, residence card and company services are not affected.

Still unsure? Call 0946 781 706 or WhatsApp +84 946 781 706.

Who answers for your file

Lê Thị Thảo
Head of Operations

Every application that leaves this office carries her sign-off. If something goes wrong, you will not be searching for a responsible party — you already know her name.

Office 514 Lê Văn Hiến, Ngũ Hành Sơn, Đà Nẵng
Status Independent private agent — not the Vietnamese government. Official portal: evisa.gov.vn