Vietnam Visa In short: a multiple-entry e-visa lets you leave Vietnam and come back as many times as you like within its validity, up to 90 days. The government fee is $50 (single entry is $25). With me it's $70 all-in.
Single or multiple entry?
| Your trip | Choose |
|---|---|
| Fly in, travel around Vietnam, fly home | Single entry ($45) |
| Side trip to Cambodia, Laos or Thailand and back | Multiple entry ($70) |
| Layover in Vietnam on the way out and back | Multiple entry ($70) |
| Not sure yet | Multiple entry: a second single e-visa costs more than the $25 difference |
Prices with Paul
Standard multiple entry $70 (7–10 working days). Urgent options cost the same as single entry plus $25: for example urgent 1 day $119, urgent 4 hours $129. See all prices.
Things to know
- The visa can't be changed from single to multiple after it's issued. Choose before you apply.
- Each time you re-enter, use an airport or border gate that accepts e-visa holders. See e-visa ports.
- Every entry must fall inside the visa's dates. Planning more than 90 days? See visa run.
FAQ
How much is a Vietnam multiple-entry e-visa?
The government fee is $50. With Paul it costs $70 all-in for standard processing, or the urgent price plus $25.
How long is a Vietnam multiple-entry e-visa valid?
Up to 90 days. You can leave and re-enter as many times as you like within that period.
Can I change a single-entry e-visa to multiple entry?
No. You would need to apply for a new e-visa, so choose multiple entry before you apply if you might leave and come back.
Is a multiple-entry e-visa worth it?
Yes if there's any chance you'll leave Vietnam during your trip, for example to Cambodia or Laos. It costs only $25 more than single entry.
Related: Prices · Visa run · Longer than 45 days