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Vietnam Visa Cost in 2026

By VietnamVisaEasy Visa Team · 2026-07-15 · Updated 2026-11-08

Vietnam Visa Cost 2026: Government Fee, Service Prices and Family Totals

The Vietnam visa cost has two parts: a fixed government fee and, if you use an agency, a service charge. The government part is the same for everyone. The service part depends on how fast you need the e-visa. This guide shows both, explains what the extra money pays for, and lists the cases where a trip costs nothing in visa fees.

What is the Vietnam visa cost from the government?

US$25 for single entry and US$50 for multiple entry. Both e-visa types can be issued for up to 90 days. The amounts are set by Circular 28/2026/TT-BTC of the Ministry of Finance.

Entry typeGovernment feeLongest stayRefundable?
Single entryUS$25Up to 90 daysNo
Multiple entryUS$50Up to 90 daysNo
Visa exemptionUS$014–45 days, by nationalityNothing to pay

You pay the fee online when you submit the application on the official e-visa portal. A 30-day and a 90-day e-visa cost the same, so ask for the dates that cover your whole trip.

How much does an agency add for each speed?

The total grows with speed. An agency price normally includes the government fee, so you pay once. These are our totals for a single-entry e-visa:

Processing speedTotal priceUsually chosen when
Normal, 4–6 working daysUS$50Flight more than a week away
4 working daysUS$70Flight in about a week
3 working daysUS$90Flight in 4–5 days
2 working daysUS$100Flight in 3 days
1 working dayUS$110Flight the day after tomorrow
5 working hoursUS$125Flight tomorrow
2.5 hoursUS$155Flight tonight
1.5 hoursUS$185Flight in a few hours
30–60 minutesUS$215Already at the airport
Weekend or public holidayUS$230Saturday, Sunday or holiday

A multiple-entry e-visa adds US$25 to any line. Working time means Vietnamese office hours, Monday to Friday. For the cutoffs of each speed, see Vietnam urgent visa processing.

What does the service part pay for?

Checking, filing and following up your application. On the normal speed, US$25 goes to the government and US$25 covers the service.

What you getApplying yourselfThrough an agency
The same official e-visaYesYes
Check of photo, passport scan and every fieldYou check itDone for you
Results in hoursNoYes, on working days
Weekend and holiday handlingNoYes
Help if the portal asks for a correctionSelf-serviceIncluded

If your flight is more than a week away and you are careful with forms, applying yourself is the cheapest route. An agency is worth it when time is short or when a mistake would be expensive.

Is single or multiple entry worth the extra US$25?

Only if you will leave Vietnam and come back on the same e-visa. A single-entry e-visa ends when you exit, even if days are left.

  • Single entry suits a trip where you fly in, travel around and fly home.
  • Multiple entry suits side trips to Cambodia, Laos or Thailand, cruises that leave and return, and repeat business visits within 90 days.
  • Buying a second single-entry e-visa after a side trip costs another government fee plus processing time, so decide before you apply.

How much does a visa cost for a couple or a family?

Every passport holder pays a full fee. Babies and children with their own passport need their own e-visa.

TravelersGovernment fees onlyNormal speed total1 working day total
1 adultUS$25US$50US$110
2 adultsUS$50US$100US$220
Family of 4US$100US$200US$440
Family of 4, multiple entryUS$200US$300US$540

For families, the biggest saving is time. Applying 2–3 weeks ahead lets everyone use the normal speed instead of paying urgent prices four times.

When does a trip to Vietnam cost nothing in visa fees?

When your passport is visa-exempt and your stay fits the free period. Vietnam currently exempts citizens of 24 countries, including the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Japan and South Korea, for stays of 14–45 days depending on the country. Check the full list in our Vietnam visa exemption guide.

Travelers of any nationality who fly straight to Phu Quoc and stay only on the island can enter visa-free for up to 30 days. If you are exempt but plan to stay longer than your free period, get an e-visa before you travel.

Which costs are not part of the visa price?

A few related costs can appear around the visa itself.

  • Bank or card fees for paying in US dollars.
  • A new passport if yours is valid for less than 6 months from arrival.
  • A second government fee if a mistake forces a new application.
  • Fines for staying past your e-visa end date.

Copycat websites also charge far more for the same e-visa. The official portal is evisa.gov.vn, and our guide to checking a visa agency shows how to tell a genuine service apart.

Check your total and apply

Frequently asked questions

Is a 90-day Vietnam visa more expensive than a 30-day one?

No. The government fee is the same for any validity up to 90 days, so most travelers ask for the longer one.

Do children pay the same Vietnam visa fee?

Yes. Every traveler with their own passport needs their own e-visa and pays the same fee. There is no child discount.

Is the government visa fee refundable?

No. The government keeps its fee if an e-visa is refused or a trip is cancelled. Agency refunds depend on the agency's own policy.

Can I pay the visa fee when I land in Vietnam?

Tourists should have the e-visa before flying, because airlines check it at check-in. Paying at the airport is not a safe plan.

All Vietnam E-Visa Prices & Policies guides →

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