Is this a legal service?

Yes, we provide legal services! According to Decree No. 01-2695/2024/TCDL-GP-LHQT of the Government, international travel companies have the right to request the Vietnam Immigration Department from the Vietnamese Government to approve Vietnam e-visas for customers.

Can airlines refuse boarding if my Vietnam visa is still processing?

Yes. Most airlines require approved Vietnam eVisa documents before allowing passengers to board flights to Vietnam.

What should I do if I forgot to apply for a Vietnam visa?

You should apply as soon as possible and choose a processing option that matches your travel schedule.

What is the best way for Australians to get a Vietnam visa?

For most travelers, the best option is applying online through Vietnam’s official eVisa system because the process is fully digital and convenient.

What is a Vietnam e-visa?

A Vietnam e-visa is an electronic travel authorization that allows eligible foreign nationals to enter Vietnam without submitting paper documents at an Embassy or Consulate. The application is completed online, and the visa is issued electronically.

Can I get Vietnam visa within 1 day?

Yes. Many urgent Vietnam eVisa applications may still be approved within 1 working day depending on immigration workload and the condition of the application.

Can I really receive Vietnam visa within 1 hour?

Yes. Some urgent Vietnam eVisa applications may still be approved within 1 hour depending on immigration workload and the condition of the file.

Can travelers really get Vietnam visa within 2 hours?

Yes. In qualifying urgent situations, emergency Vietnam visa processing within a few hours may be available.

Can US citizens get Vietnam visa urgently?

Yes. Many US travelers may still qualify for urgent Vietnam visa processing depending on immigration workload and application condition.

Can Australians board flights to Vietnam while visa is still processing?

Usually no. Most airlines require approved Vietnam eVisa documents before boarding passengers.

Can Canadian citizens apply for Vietnam eVisa online?

Yes. Canadian passport holders can complete the Vietnam eVisa process fully online without visiting an embassy.

Can Irish citizens apply for Vietnam eVisa online?

Yes. Irish passport holders can complete the Vietnam eVisa process fully online without visiting an embassy or consulate.

Can travelers in Singapore apply for Vietnam eVisa online?

Yes. Eligible travelers in Singapore can complete the Vietnam eVisa application fully online.

Can Canadian citizens apply for Vietnam visa online?

Yes. Canadian passport holders can apply for Vietnam eVisa fully online without visiting an embassy.

Does a Vietnam visa delay automatically mean the application has been rejected?

No. Most delayed applications are still under review and may be approved later.

Can I get a Vietnam visa within 48 hours?

Yes. Depending on your situation, urgent processing options may be available within hours or 1–2 days. Travelers who have not applied yet and those with applications already submitted on evisa.gov.vn may both have urgent solutions available before departure.

Can I get a Vietnam visa if my flight is tomorrow?

Yes. Depending on your situation, urgent processing options may still be available before departure.

What is a Vietnam e-visa?

A Vietnam visa is a travel document issued by a competent authority of Vietnam, allowing foreign citizens to enter Vietnam. A Vietnam e-visa is valid for a maximum of 90 days, single or multiple entries.

Should I apply again after missing my flight due to visa delay?

Not immediately. In many situations, reviewing the existing application first is safer than creating duplicate applications.

Can I board my flight without a Vietnam visa?

In most cases, airlines require a valid visa before allowing passengers to board flights to Vietnam.

How long does Vietnam eVisa processing normally take?

Standard processing usually takes around 3–5 working days excluding weekends and Vietnamese public holidays.

What is the current Vietnam e-visa policy?

Vietnam’s e-visa program is available to all nationalities. Travelers can apply for: • Single-entry or multiple-entry e-visas • Validity up to 90 days • Entry through designated international airports, land borders, and seaports

Can existing Vietnam eVisa applications be accelerated?

Yes. Existing Vietnam eVisa applications already submitted on evisa.gov.vn may still be pushed for faster review if they remain in “Processing” status.

Can existing Vietnam eVisa applications be accelerated?

Yes. Existing applications already submitted on evisa.gov.vn may still be pushed for urgent review.

What should travelers do if their Vietnam visa still says Processing?

Travelers should review the existing application first because many applications may still qualify for urgent acceleration support.

Can I get Vietnam visa within 1 hour?

Yes. Some emergency Vietnam eVisa applications may still qualify for 1-hour processing.

What is the fastest Vietnam visa option before departure?

For urgent airport situations, travelers commonly choose 1 Hour, 2.5 Hours, or 5 Hours emergency processing.

What is the best emergency option if my flight is within 12 hours?

Travelers with very close departures often choose 1 Hour or 2.5 Hours emergency processing depending on airline check-in time.

What is the safest option if my Vietnam visa is still processing before departure?

The safest option is usually reviewing the existing application first instead of creating duplicate applications.

How long does Vietnam eVisa processing normally take?

Standard Vietnam eVisa processing usually takes around 3–5 working days excluding weekends and Vietnamese holidays.

What should Canadians do if the Vietnam visa still says Processing?

Travelers should review the existing application first because many files may still qualify for urgent acceleration support.

Can I board a flight to Vietnam while my eVisa is still processing?

In most situations, airlines require approved visa documentation before boarding.

What should I do if my Vietnam eVisa is still processing?

You should review your existing application first because many submitted applications can be accelerated without applying again. In many cases, speeding up an existing application is faster and more cost-effective than starting over with a new application.

What if my Vietnam eVisa is still processing the day before my flight?

Many existing applications can be reviewed and accelerated without submitting a new application.

Who can apply for a Vietnam e-visa?

Citizens of eligible countries can apply for a Vietnam e-visa. See the full list of eligible countries here.

Can existing Vietnam visa applications still be accelerated urgently?

Yes. Many applications already submitted on evisa.gov.vn may still qualify for urgent acceleration support.

Can I get a Vietnam visa on the same day?

Yes. Depending on eligibility and circumstances, urgent processing options may be available within hours.

Can Australians get Vietnam visa urgently before departure?

Yes. Emergency options such as 1 Hour, 2.5 Hours, 5 Hours, and 1 Day processing may be available depending on urgency.

What documents are required to apply for a Vietnam e-visa?

To apply for a Vietnam e-visa, you typically need: • A valid passport (minimum 6 months validity) • A digital passport-style photo with white background • A scanned copy of your passport information page • A valid email address

Should I submit another Vietnam visa application if my visa is delayed?

No. Submitting duplicate applications may create confusion inside the immigration system and potentially delay both files.

Should I submit another application if my visa is delayed?

No. Duplicate applications may create confusion inside the immigration system and delay both files.

Is it safe to apply again if the visa is delayed?

Usually no. Duplicate applications may create additional immigration processing delays.

Can I get Vietnam visa within 1 day?

Yes. Many travelers successfully receive Vietnam eVisa approval within 1 working day.

Is it safer to speed up an existing Vietnam visa instead of applying again?

In many situations yes. Duplicate applications may create confusion inside the immigration system.

Can delayed Vietnam visa applications still be approved urgently?

Yes. Many applications showing Processing status may still qualify for emergency acceleration.

Which urgent Vietnam visa option is recommended for same-day flights?

Travelers with same-day departures commonly choose 1 Hour, 2.5 Hours, or 5 Hours emergency processing depending on check-in time.

Can existing Vietnam visa applications be accelerated urgently?

Yes. Many applications already submitted on evisa.gov.vn may still qualify for urgent acceleration support.

Can Vietnam visa applications be accelerated within hours?

Yes. Depending on the situation, emergency options such as 1 Hour, 2.5 Hours, and 5 Hours processing may be available.

Can an existing Vietnam eVisa application be expedited?

Yes. Many applications already submitted through the official system may qualify for acceleration support.

Should I submit a second Vietnam visa application?

Usually no. Duplicate applications can create confusion and unnecessary costs. Before paying another government fee, it is often better to check whether your current application can be reviewed and expedited.

Should I apply again if my visa has not been approved?

Usually no. Duplicate applications may create delays and additional costs.

Visa Guides & Travel News #Vietnam evisa ports of entry

Vietnam eVisa Ports of Entry (2026): Complete List of Airports, Land Borders & Seaports

POSTED ON NOVEMBER 21, 2024 BY Admin

Vietnam eVisa Ports of Entry (2026): Complete List of Airports, Land Borders & Seaports

Vietnam eVisa Ports of Entry 2026: Complete List of Airports, Land Borders, and Seaports

VietnamVisaEasy • Updated July 19, 2026 • Processing experience since 2010

Direct answer

Vietnam has 52 designated eVisa entry ports: 8 international airports, 23 land border checkpoints, and 12 seaports. You must enter through the exact port selected on your eVisa application — entering through a different port is not permitted.

The 8 international airports — the entry point for almost all travelers from the US, Australia, Canada, and Europe: SGN (Ho Chi Minh City) • HAN (Hanoi) • DAD (Da Nang) • PQC (Phu Quoc) • CXR (Nha Trang) • HUI (Hue) • HPH (Hai Phong) • VCA (Can Tho)

Critical: Entry port = Vietnamese airport where your plane lands. Never SIN, ICN, NRT, or DXB (transit hubs). Wrong entry port triggers Amendment Required with no email, resetting the processing clock.

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The Most Important Thing to Understand About Entry Port

The entry port field on the Vietnam eVisa application is the single most misunderstood field — and the most consequential error. Most international travelers to Vietnam fly through Singapore Changi (SIN) or Seoul Incheon (ICN). These are transit airports. They are not entry ports.

Vietnamese immigration does not see you at Changi or Incheon. They see you when your plane lands at Tan Son Nhat (SGN), Noi Bai (HAN), Da Nang (DAD), or another Vietnamese airport. That Vietnamese airport code is what goes in the entry port field — without exception.

When SIN or ICN is entered as the port, Vietnamese immigration flags Amendment Required immediately. No email is sent. The application stops processing until the error is corrected. If this happens a week before a flight, it is a major problem. If it happens two days before, it requires urgent escalation. VietnamVisaEasy reviews the entry port before submission on every application — this is one of the key reasons travelers use agency assistance.

Entry Port by Route — Quick Reference

Route (examples)	Wrong port	Correct port	Vietnamese city
JFK / LAX / SYD / MEL via Singapore → Ho Chi Minh City	SIN	SGN	Ho Chi Minh City (Tan Son Nhat)
JFK / LAX / SYD via Seoul → Hanoi	ICN	HAN	Hanoi (Noi Bai)
ORD / SFO / any US via Tokyo → Ho Chi Minh City	NRT	SGN	Ho Chi Minh City (Tan Son Nhat)
Any US / AU / EU via any transit → Da Nang	SIN / ICN	DAD	Da Nang International
Any route via HCMC domestic connection → Phu Quoc	SGN	PQC	Phu Quoc International
JFK via Dubai (DXB) → Ho Chi Minh City	DXB	SGN	Ho Chi Minh City (Tan Son Nhat)

Rule: look at the "Arrives" column on the Vietnam-landing segment of your booking confirmation. That airport code is your entry port.

International Airports — Entry Port Codes

Eight international airports are designated eVisa entry ports. Almost all travelers arriving from the US, Australia, Canada, Europe, or other long-haul origins enter through one of these.

IATA	Airport	City / Province	Notes for travelers
SGN	Tan Son Nhat International	Ho Chi Minh City	Busiest airport in Vietnam. Main entry for US travelers via Singapore or Seoul. Most international long-haul routes land here.
HAN	Noi Bai International	Hanoi	Vietnam's capital airport. Gateway to Halong Bay, Sapa, Ninh Binh. Common for travelers starting in the north.
DAD	Da Nang International	Da Nang	Gateway to Hoi An (30km), Hue (90km). Central Vietnam entry point. Use DAD even if transiting via SIN or ICN.
PQC	Phu Quoc International	Phu Quoc Island, Kien Giang	Island beach destination in the Gulf of Thailand. Direct international flights from some Asian hubs. Many travelers fly SGN then domestic to PQC — use PQC only if your international ticket lands at Phu Quoc directly.
CXR	Cam Ranh International	Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa	Nha Trang / beach resort area. Cam Ranh is the airport name, CXR is the code. Not SGN.
HUI	Phu Bai International	Hue, Thua Thien Hue	Hue city, Imperial Citadel. Fewer direct international flights than SGN/HAN/DAD — most Hue travelers use DAD then road transfer.
HPH	Cat Bi International	Hai Phong	Hai Phong port city, northern Vietnam. Secondary gateway to Halong Bay area (closer than HAN for some routes).
VCA	Can Tho International	Can Tho, Mekong Delta	Mekong Delta hub. Limited international routes — most travelers arrive at SGN and travel overland to Can Tho (3 hours).

If your international itinerary ends at SGN and you then take a domestic flight to PQC or CXR, your eVisa entry port is SGN — the first Vietnamese airport you land at. Domestic connections within Vietnam do not change the entry port.

Land Border Checkpoints — eVisa Entry Points

Travelers entering Vietnam overland from Cambodia, Laos, or China can use 23 designated land border checkpoints. Select the specific checkpoint as your entry port during eVisa application. Travelers planning to leave Vietnam, cross into Cambodia or Laos, and re-enter Vietnam need a multiple-entry eVisa (USD 50).

Checkpoint	Border	Province	Common use
Vietnam — Cambodia
Moc Bai	Vietnam – Cambodia	Tay Ninh	Busiest overland crossing. Phnom Penh to HCMC route. Buses available.
Ha Tien (Xa Xia)	Vietnam – Cambodia	Kien Giang	Kampot / Sihanoukville (Cambodia) to Ha Tien / Phu Quoc.
Song Tien (Vinh Xuong)	Vietnam – Cambodia	An Giang	Mekong River crossing from Phnom Penh to Chau Doc.
Tinh Bien	Vietnam – Cambodia	An Giang	Mekong Delta, Chau Doc area.
Xa Mat	Vietnam – Cambodia	Tay Ninh	Secondary Cambodia crossing north of Moc Bai.
Vietnam — Laos
Lao Bao	Vietnam – Laos	Quang Tri	Busiest Vietnam–Laos crossing. Savannakhet (Laos) to Da Nang or Hue direction.
Cau Treo	Vietnam – Laos	Ha Tinh	Vinh city (Vietnam) – Vientiane direction via Route 8A.
Bo Y	Vietnam – Laos	Kon Tum	Central Highlands. Connects to Attapeu province, Laos.
Cha Lo	Vietnam – Laos	Quang Binh	Quang Binh province. Thakhek crossing in Laos.
Na Meo	Vietnam – Laos	Thanh Hoa	National Highway 217. Nam Xoi (Laos) crossing.
Tay Trang	Vietnam – Laos	Dien Bien	Dien Bien Phu area. Connects to Phongsali province, Laos.
La Lay	Vietnam – Laos	Quang Tri	Connects southern Laos and northeastern Thailand to Central Vietnam seaports.
Vietnam — China
Huu Nghi	Vietnam – China	Lang Son	Nanning–Hanoi expressway crossing. Main road border with China.
Lao Cai	Vietnam – China	Lao Cai	Gateway to Sapa. Kunming (China) to Hanoi rail route crosses here at Ha Khau.
Mong Cai	Vietnam – China	Quang Ninh	Fangchenggang (China) crossing. Trade and commerce focus.
Nam Can	Vietnam – China	Nghe An	Namkan (China) crossing. Ky Son district.

Additional land border checkpoints designated for eVisa entry: Binh Hiep, Ha Tien (Giang Thanh), Dinh Ba, Long Binh, Vinh Xuong (An Giang, additional Mekong crossings). Total land border checkpoints: 23. Confirm current operating status before travel as seasonal closures can affect some minor crossings.

Seaports — For Cruise Passengers and Sea Arrivals

Twelve seaports are designated for eVisa entry. Relevant primarily for cruise ship passengers and travelers arriving by private yacht or vessel. Travelers arriving at these seaports must select the seaport during application — not the nearest airport.

Ho Chi Minh City Seaport	Nha Rong Port area. Cruise passenger terminal. City center HCMC.
Da Nang Seaport	Da Nang Bay. Popular cruise stop for Hoi An and Hue day trips. 12km² port area.
Chan May Seaport (Hue)	Thua Thien Hue. Between Da Nang and Hue. Singapore–Philippines–Hong Kong cruise route stop.
Hai Phong Seaport	Largest northern seaport. National-level general port cluster. 91km from Hanoi.
Hon Gai Seaport	Ha Long City, Quang Ninh. Faces Bai Chay tourist area. Gateway to Ha Long Bay by sea.
Nha Trang Seaport	Nha Trang Bay, Khanh Hoa. Cargo and cruise combined. Different from CXR airport (Cam Ranh).
Quy Nhon Seaport	Quy Nhon Bay, Binh Dinh. Sheltered by Phuong Mai Peninsula. Class 1 regional gateway port.
Vung Tau Seaport	Ba Ria–Vung Tau. Southern gateway port. 71km from HCMC. Offshore oil industry hub.
Duong Dong Seaport	Phu Quoc Island. Ferry and small vessel arrivals on the island.
Quang Ninh Seaport	Additional Quang Ninh province sea entry point (separate from Hon Gai).

Can You Enter at a Different Port Than Your eVisa Shows?

No. The entry port on the eVisa is fixed to whatever was selected during application. You must enter Vietnam through that exact port. If your travel plans change — for example, your flight now arrives at Da Nang instead of Ho Chi Minh City — you need a new eVisa with the correct entry port. You cannot simply arrive at a different port and expect to be admitted.

Similarly, an approved eVisa that shows the wrong Vietnamese airport — because the transit hub was entered instead — is invalid for entry, even though it shows Approved status. Vietnamese immigration will see the mismatch and deny entry.

If you discover a wrong entry port before your flight: contact WhatsApp +84 947 754 252 immediately. If the application is still In Process: Path B correction, free. If already approved with wrong port: new eVisa required — 1-Hour USD 185 before 18:00 VNT, Boarding Letter in 30 minutes as bridge.

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Frequently asked questions

What entry port should I put on my Vietnam eVisa?

Entry port = IATA code of the Vietnamese airport where your plane lands. Via Singapore to HCMC: SGN. Via Seoul to Hanoi: HAN. Via any transit to Da Nang: DAD. Via any transit to Phu Quoc: PQC. Via any transit to Nha Trang: CXR. Never SIN, ICN, NRT, or DXB. Find the correct code on the "Arrives" line for the Vietnam-landing segment of your booking confirmation.

How many eVisa entry ports does Vietnam have?

52 designated ports: 8 international airports (SGN, HAN, DAD, PQC, CXR, HUI, HPH, VCA), 23 land border checkpoints (Vietnam–Cambodia, Vietnam–Laos, Vietnam–China), and 12 seaports. Entry through any port not on the designated list is not permitted on an eVisa.

Can I enter Vietnam at a different port than the one on my eVisa?

No. The entry port is fixed to what was selected during application. Arriving at a different Vietnamese airport or border crossing than what is on the eVisa results in denial of entry. If plans have changed, a new eVisa with the correct port is required. Contact WhatsApp +84 947 754 252 for urgent correction — 1-Hour USD 185 before 18:00 VNT.

Can I enter Vietnam overland from Cambodia with an eVisa?

Yes, if you selected the land border checkpoint as your entry port during application. Most popular: Moc Bai (Tay Ninh) for the Phnom Penh to HCMC route. Also: Ha Tien (Xa Xia), Song Tien, Tinh Bien, Xa Mat. If you plan to fly into Vietnam, cross into Cambodia, and re-enter Vietnam, you need a multiple-entry eVisa (USD 50).

What happens if I put the wrong entry port on my eVisa?

Before approval: Amendment Required flagged with no email, application stops. Path B correction free via WhatsApp +84 947 754 252. After approval with wrong port: eVisa is technically approved but invalid for the trip. Airlines or Vietnamese immigration may deny boarding or entry. New eVisa needed with correct port — 1-Hour USD 185 before 18:00 VNT, Boarding Letter 30 min bridge.

My international flight lands at SGN but I then take a domestic flight to Phu Quoc — what is my entry port?

Your entry port is SGN. Vietnamese immigration processes you at the first Vietnamese airport you land at — Tan Son Nhat (SGN). The domestic connection to Phu Quoc (PQC) happens after you clear immigration at SGN. Use PQC as entry port only if your international ticket (from a foreign country) lands directly at Phu Quoc Airport.

Can cruise passengers use a Vietnam eVisa at seaports?

Yes. 12 seaports are designated eVisa entry points including Ho Chi Minh City Seaport, Da Nang Seaport, Chan May (Hue), Hon Gai (Halong Bay), Nha Trang Seaport, Hai Phong Seaport, and Vung Tau. Cruise passengers must select the correct seaport as entry port during application — not the nearest airport. Confirm the ship's tender or docking port with your cruise line before applying.

VietnamVisaEasy is a private licensed travel agency that has processed Vietnam eVisa applications for travelers arriving by air, land, and sea since 2010. Entry port data reflects the official list of 52 designated ports as per Vietnamese immigration authority. Last updated July 19, 2026.

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