Yes, Indian passport holders need a valid visa to enter Vietnam for tourism purposes. You can easily apply for an e-visa online without needing to visit an embassy or consulate.

Here is a sample of the Vietnam e-visa:

You will receive the Vietnam e-visa as an electronic PDF document linked to your passport number. It includes your personal information, passport number, visa type, duration of stay and validity period. 

The Vietnam visa price for Indians is 2100 INR/- for a single entry. The visa is valid for 30 days and allows for a 30-day stay in Vietnam.

Note: Atlys does not charge a service fee if your e-visa is not issued within the expected timeframe

If you are applying for a multiple-entry visa, you can find the Vietnam multiple-entry visa cost for Indians here.

Yes, Indian citizens can apply for a multiple-entry Vietnam visa through Atlys. A multiple-entry Vietnam e-visa is valid for 90 days and allows you to stay in the country for up to 90 days.

No, Vietnam is not visa-free for Indians. Indian passport holders need a valid visa to enter Vietnam for tourism purposes

Yes, Indians still need a tourist visa to enter Vietnam, even if they have a U.S. visa.

The standard processing time for a Vietnam e-visa is 3 to 5 working days. We recommend applying at least a week before your departure to account for any public holidays or government delays.

No. The Vietnam e-visa replaces the old "Visa on Arrival" system for most Indian travelers. You no longer need to arrange a pre-approval letter or pay a stamping fee at the airport; you simply print your e-visa and head straight to passport control.

Here are the Vietnam tourist visa eligibility requirements:

• You should be living outside Vietnam.

• You must have a passport valid for at least 6 months.

• You shouldn’t be on the list of people temporarily banned from entering Vietnam, as outlined in Article 21 of the “Law on Foreigners' entry into, exit from, transit through, and residence in Vietnam.” [This includes, for instance, foreigners who are barred due to reasons such as forging documents to gain entry or concerns related to national security.]

Here are the Vietnam e-visa requirements for Indians:

• Passport

• Photograph

Passport: A scanned copy of your passport, valid for at least 6 months from your arrival date in Vietnam. Ensure that your passport also has at least one blank page. 

Photograph: A recent passport-size coloured photograph meeting the Vietnam visa photo requirements. Vietnam requires a 4x6cm digital photo. The photo must have a plain white background, and you should be looking directly at the camera without glasses or headwear (except for religious purposes). Atlys augments your photo to meet the necessary requirements.

No, your passport must be valid for at least six months from your arrival date in Vietnam. If your passport is close to expiring, you should renew it before applying for the visa.

Yes, Atlys offers an express service to help you obtain the Vietnam visa quickly.

Yes, you can apply for e-visas for your family or group members in a single application session on Atlys, which streamlines the process and allows you to manage all applications simultaneously.

However, each member’s details, including passport information and photographs, will need to be provided.

No, you cannot edit or correct your application once it has been submitted. If you notice any errors after submission, you will need to fill out a fresh application and pay the visa fee again. Please note the fee for the initial application is non-refundable. 

Tip: Take your time when filling out the application form and double-check all entries before submission to avoid the need for a new application.

Here are a few points you can keep in mind to ensure that your Vietnam visa application is approved: 

• Error-free application: Complete the visa application form accurately and completely. Submitting false information can lead to visa rejection. When applying, make sure to have your passport by your side to cross-check and fill in the details. 

• Valid passport: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months and has sufficient blank pages. If not, renew your passport before applying. 

• Recent photographs: It is important to submit recent passport-sized photographs that meet the specific requirements of the Vietnamese immigration authorities. Avoid heavy filters to ensure you look the same way as seen in the photograph.

Here's a quick overview of how to get a Vietnam tourist visa online for Indians:

1. Visit Atlys: Start your Vietnam visa application on Atlys. 

2. Upload documents: Take a selfie for the photo or upload the photograph and passport copy. 

3. Provide details: Enter the requested personal and passport details.

4. Review and pay: Review your visa application, check out, and pay the applicable Vietnam visa fees. 

5. Get your visa: While you await your visa approval, you can actively track its status on the Atlys app. Upon approval, Atlys will notify you via e-mail with your Vietnam visa attached. Remember to print the e-visa to carry while entering the country.

Here are the reasons to choose Atlys: 

• Easy visa applications: Our platform is user-friendly, making it accessible even for first-time users. With just a few clicks, you can get the visa from the comfort of your home. 

• Secure: Your personal information is kept safe and encrypted. We do not sell your data to third parties. 

• Great support: We understand the uncertainty and anxiousness that follows after submitting a visa application. Hence, we offer real-time updates on your visa status and expert help if you have any questions. 

• Saves time and money: We provide a one-stop source for all your visa-related queries. This eliminates your need to refer to multiple sources. Additionally, we are a cost-effective alternative to using traditional visa agents, which can be expensive. 

• Wide coverage: Apart from Vietnam, we also serve visas to 80+ countries for Indians. Such wide coverage allows you to apply for visas to numerous countries worldwide.

You can easily track the status of your Vietnam e-visa application using the Atlys "my profile" dashboard or the Vietnam visa status tracking tool. 

Delays in receiving your visa can occur due to various reasons, such as high application volumes or technical issues. If you have not received your Vietnam e-visa within the expected processing time, you have two options:

• Check Atlys my profile dashboard to check visa updates

• Check your email’s spam or junk folder to see if you missed any updates. 

• If you haven't received an email, contact the Atlys support team.

Tip: Always apply for your e-visa well in advance to account for any potential delays and avoid last-minute travel disruptions. 

Yes, you must print out your e-visa before travelling to Vietnam, as you will need to present a physical copy when you land at the airport.

No, entering on the exact date is not mandatory. You can enter Vietnam on any date between the arrival date and exit date stated on your e-visa for Vietnam. Please note that earlier entry is also not allowed.

Vietnam e-visa holders can enter Vietnam through the 42 designated ports (land/sea/air). 

Some of the major international e-visa entry ports are Tan Son Nhat Int. Airport (Ho Chi Minh City), Noi Bai Int. Airport (Ha Noi), Cat Bi Int Airport (Hai Phong), Da Nang International Airport, and Cam Ranh Int Airport (Khanh Hoa). 

No, the Vietnam e-visa is generally not rejected at the immigration checkpoint. 

However, you might be refused entry in cases where:

• The validity of your Vietnam visa has expired. 

• A change in your situation goes against the eligibility criteria for issuing a Vietnam visa. For example, your passport is no longer valid for 6 months.

Yes, if your Vietnam visa application is rejected, you can reapply. However, it is important to understand the reasons for the rejection and address them in your new application.

Alternatively, you may seek assistance from Atlys visa experts to increase your chances of approval on the second attempt.

Yes, if your Vietnam visa application is rejected when applying through Atlys, the fee will be refunded, subject to applicable terms and conditions. 

Note: The Vietnam visa fee is non-refundable if you apply through the government website.

Yes, Indians can obtain a Vietnam visa on arrival. However, before you travel, you must first secure a pre-approval letter from a Vietnamese visa authorised platform like Atlys.

Note: The Vietnam pre-approval letter is only valid for entry by flight and not via land or sea. 

If you're just transiting through Vietnam on a connecting flight and don’t need to leave the airport, you generally don’t need a transit visa. However, if you need to pick up your luggage or go through immigration, you will require a Vietnam transit visa.

Tip: Check with your airline to see if you need a transit visa. If you are still unsure, it’s safer to apply for a visa. 

No, the purpose of your visit, as stated in your e-visa application, cannot be changed after the visa is issued. If your travel purpose changes, you will need to apply for a new visa that reflects the correct purpose. 

Recommendation: Ensure that you select the correct purpose of visit when applying for your e-visa to avoid the need for reapplication.

Indian citizens can apply for the following types of Vietnam visas:

• Tourist visa (DL): This visa is issued to foreigners visiting Vietnam for tourism purposes for generally up to 90 days. 

• Business visa (DN): This visa is designed for those entering Vietnam for business purposes, including meetings, contracts, and partnerships.

• Student or internship visa (DH): For individuals planning to study or participate in internship programs in Vietnam.

• Investor visa (DT): Aimed at foreign investors and lawyers investing in Vietnam.

• Press visa (PV): It is issued to resident foreign correspondents and reporters in Vietnam.

Note: Depending on the type of visa, specific documents will be required. For long-term visas, you will generally need to apply at the Vietnamese Embassy in India. Atlys currently only provides a tourist visa.

No, a Vietnam visa is non-extendable. However, if you wish to stay longer, you can request an agency/organisation/individual in Vietnam to guarantee your stay and apply for a new visa on your behalf at the Vietnam Immigration Department.

Note: Overstaying on a visa is highly discouraged. The Government of Vietnam has recently increased the penalties for visa overstays, and fines can be substantial. Moreover, processing exit visas for cases involving visa overstays can take one to two weeks and longer for more complex cases. Therefore, you must apply for a visa extension before your current visa expires.