Vietnam Visa Transparent Pricing — All Fees Explained (2026)

Vietnam visa pricing is confusing because different websites show different numbers, often without explaining what is — and is not — included. This page sets out every fee, explains what each covers, and answers the most common pricing questions upfront. If you also want to understand what makes an agency reliable beyond pricing, see our guide on choosing a reliable Vietnam visa agency.

Complete Fee Table — All Processing Tiers

All prices below are in USD and include the mandatory USD 25 Vietnamese government fee. No additional fee is charged at checkout.

Emergency tier is Mon–Fri only. On weekends and public holidays, the Weekend/Holiday tier is the only same-day option. Contact the team first before applying for Emergency or Weekend processing to confirm a slot is available.

Visa Validity and Entry Type — What to Choose

When applying, you will be asked to choose a validity period (30 days or 90 days) and an entry type (single entry or multiple entry). Both choices affect your itinerary flexibility — and one of them adds to the total cost.

30-day vs 90-day validity — same price, always choose 90 days

The Vietnamese government charges the same USD 25 fee for a 90-day e-visa as for a 30-day e-visa. VietnamVisaEasy service fees are identical for both. There is no price saving by choosing the shorter validity — so always select 90 days. A 90-day visa used for a 10-day trip is still valid; a 30-day visa cannot be extended once you are in Vietnam without leaving and re-entering, and extension applications through the Department of Immigration take time you may not have.

Multiple entry — +USD 25 on any tier

Single entry is the default. If you choose multiple entry, the Vietnamese government charges an additional USD 25 on top of the standard USD 25 government fee — making the government fee component USD 50 total. This additional USD 25 is passed through at cost; there is no agency markup on it.

Example: A traveller entering Ho Chi Minh City, crossing overland to Cambodia for three days, then returning to Vietnam needs multiple entry. A traveller flying into Hanoi, touring Vietnam for two weeks, and flying home directly needs single entry only.

If you are unsure whether your itinerary requires multiple entry, contact the team via WhatsApp before submitting. Changing entry type after approval requires a new application.

What Is Included in Each Price

Every tier — from Standard to Weekend — includes the same base service layer:

The USD 25 Vietnamese Government Fee Explained

The USD 25 is a mandatory fee charged by the Vietnamese government (via the evisa.gov.vn portal) for processing every e-visa application. It applies regardless of nationality, processing tier, or visa outcome.

Speed Up Pricing — Escalate an Existing Application

Speed Up is for applicants who have already submitted a Vietnam e-visa and need it approved faster. It escalates the existing file — no new application, no second USD 25 government fee. If your application is stuck in processing, Speed Up is the correct action — not a duplicate submission.

To use Speed Up, contact the team via WhatsApp with your reference code (E260705…) and the email used to register. Error checking before Speed Up escalation is free.

Refund and Cancellation Policy

Understanding what can and cannot be refunded is part of transparent pricing. Here is how it works:

Why Prices Differ Between Vietnam Visa Agencies

All Vietnam e-visa agencies — regardless of price — submit through the same Vietnamese government portal (evisa.gov.vn) and pay the same mandatory USD 25 government fee. Price differences between agencies reflect the service layer built around that submission.

Applying directly through the Vietnamese government portal at evisa.gov.vn is a valid option if you have sufficient time, all documents are correct, and you do not need a pre-flight support contact. A full-service agency adds value when time is short, documents need checking, or you need someone reachable if something goes wrong at the airport. If your visa hasn't arrived by departure day, a denied boarding situation can still be resolved — but only if you use an agency with Speed Up capability.

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