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How Much Is a Vietnam Visa? The Real Cost Breakdown

POSTED ON JULY 13, 2025 BY Admin

How Much Is a Vietnam Visa? The Real Cost Breakdown

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Direct Answer

The government e-visa fee is $25 (single-entry) or $50 (multiple-entry), paid directly at evisa.gov.vn — the cheapest route if you have time to spare. Through an agency, expect $50 and up, depending on processing speed and whether you want document review. Below is the honest breakdown across every real option.

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The Government e-Visa Fee (Official, Direct)

Entry TypeValidityFee
Single entryUp to 90 days$25
Multiple entryUp to 90 days$50

Apply directly at evisa.gov.vn — this is the entire cost if you're comfortable filling out the form yourself and have 3–5 working days of lead time.

Worth knowing: this fee is non-refundable regardless of outcome — a fixed government policy that applies no matter how you apply.

Applying Through an Agency

Processing TimeTotal Fee
Standard (4–6 days)$50
3 days$90
1 day$110
30–60 minutes (fastest)$215

All-inclusive — government fee already built in. Full 9-tier list on our urgent Vietnam visa service page.

The higher fee at faster tiers buys queue priority and document review — not a different or more reliable government process. Worth choosing based on your actual timeline, not by default.

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Visa on Arrival (Airports Only)

ItemCost
Approval letter (via agent)$15–25
Stamping fee, paid in cash at the airport$25 single / $50 multiple
Total$40–75

VOA still requires the approval letter arranged before you fly — despite the name, it isn't a walk-up option. Cash is required at the airport counter; it isn't available at land or sea borders, only airports.

Embassy Visa

For long-term, work, or specialized visa types, embassy fees typically range $60–150, varying by country and visa type. Contact the nearest Vietnamese embassy directly for accurate current pricing for your specific situation — this route is less relevant for standard tourist or short business travel, where the e-visa is simpler and cheaper.

Cost Comparison at a Glance

RouteCost RangeBest For
e-Visa, direct$25–50Trip 10+ days away, cheapest
e-Visa, via agency$50–215Sooner travel, or wanting document review
Visa on Arrival$40–75Air travelers with the approval letter already arranged
Embassy visa$60–150Long stays, work, or specialized purposes

What No Agency Can Honestly Guarantee

No service, including us, can guarantee your application won't be delayed or promise a specific approval outcome — that decision belongs to Vietnamese immigration alone, at any price point. What we can honestly commit to: if we miss the timeframe you paid for, the processing fee comes back in full.

Why Travelers Choose Our Support

Transparent, all-inclusive pricing shown upfront, document review that catches errors before submission, and a public review record you're welcome to verify yourself — 4.9 out of 5 across 150+ Trustpilot reviews, checkable independently on the platform itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Vietnam e-visa actually cost?

The government fee alone: $25 single-entry or $50 multiple-entry, applied directly at evisa.gov.vn. Through an agency with document review and optional priority processing, the total including service fee starts around $50.

Is the government fee refundable if my visa is rejected?

No — the government fee is non-refundable regardless of outcome. This is a fixed government policy, not something any agency controls.

How much does Visa on Arrival cost?

Roughly $40-75 total: an approval letter fee ($15-25 through an agent) plus a stamping fee paid in cash at the airport ($25 single-entry / $50 multiple-entry).

Can an agency guarantee my visa won't be delayed or rejected?

No — no agency can guarantee this, since Vietnamese immigration makes the final decision. A refund can apply to a missed processing timeframe on the service side, not the underlying government decision.

Which option is actually the best value?

The e-visa applied directly at evisa.gov.vn, if you have a week or more before travel — cheapest, with no meaningful downside for a traveler in that situation.

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VietnamVisaEasy.com is a private travel agency, not affiliated with the Vietnamese government. We charge a fee to assist with visa applications. If you don't need assistance, you can apply directly on the official government website, evisa.gov.vn. For questions, visit our contact page.

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