Vietnam visa for Indians

 Indian citizens need to apply visa when you entry to Vietnam. There are three ways to apply for a visa in Vietnam:

– Apply for a Vietnam visa in person at the nearest embassy of Vietnam in India.
– Apply for a visa on arrival to Vietnam from India online
– Get E-visa Vietnam.

To get Vietnam visa, you need:
– 02 photos 4x6cm
– Passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry.

Apply for your Vietnam visa in a Vietnam Embassy / Consulate:

If you are living or travelling in India, you can go directly to the Vietnamese Embassy in India to apply for a visa to enter Vietnam.

Embassy of Vietnam in New Delhi, India
Address : 20 Kautilya Marg, Chanakyapury, New Delhi – 110 021, India
Telephone : 2687.9852 (+ Ext); 2687.9852 (+20) (Consulate);
Fax : 2687.9856 (Chancery);     2687.9869 (Consulate);
Email : ebsvnin@yahoo.com.vn
Website : www.mofa.gov.vn/vnemb.india

Consulate General of Vietnam in Mumbai, India
Address: B-306 Oberoi chamber New Link road andheri (w), Mumbai (Bombay) 400 053, India.
Telephone:  2673 6688
Fax : 2673 6633
Code :00-91-22
Email : vietnam@mtnl.net.in or tlsq.mumbai@mofa.gov.vn
Website: www.vietnamconsulate-mumbai.org/

Electronic visa application (E-visa Vietnam)

India is one of 46 countries have been allowed to join a 30 Days Single Entry Visa.

To apply for an electronic visa, follow these simple steps
– Visit the government website at: https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn
– Fill out the form and follow the instructions

Or you can send your passport scan and entry date to email evisavn1@gmail.com

The fee:
Tourist visa: $40 USD / per
Business visa: $55 USD / per

Vietnam visa arrival:

Visa type:
– Tourist Visa: 1 month or 3 months
– Business Visa: 1 month, 3 months, 6 months or 1 year

Steps to get an airport visa:
– Fill the form and send to email evisavn1@gmail.com
+ Fullname:
+ Date of birth (dd/mm/ yy):
+ Nationality:
+ Passport number:
+ Gender:
+ Arrival date (dd/mm/ yy):
+ Exit date (dd/mm/ yy):
+ Type visa:
+ Port of arrival:

Price:

Visa type	Service fee		Stamp fee
	Tourist visa	Business visa
1 month single entry	8 USD	75 USD	25 USD
1 month multiple entries	8 USD	80 USD	50 USD
3 months single entry	20 USD	85 USD	25 USD
3 months multiple entries	32 USD	90 USD	50 USD
6 months multiple entries	N/A	N/A	95 USD
1 year multiple entries	N/A	N/A	135 USD

Do I need a vietnam visa if In transit

When you want to fly to different countries you will encounter many problems related to the identification procedures prescribed by each country . Hence, there is a problem that many people wonder is transit procedures.
There are two wings to fly:

Direct Flight: Flight direct to a destination
Transit Fight: Transit also known as transition to an intermediate airport
In order to get the aircraft: Passport and tickets

You must have a passport still valid, your country’s visa is still valid and remains unusable, and new flights to the walk. Visa as “entry permit” by the embassy or consulate of the country you come close to your passport when you arrive for a visa in their country. Some countries will not need a visa, for example Singaporeans who do not need visas to Viet Nam only need a passport, when entry visa it will close 30 days for you at the airport before you step outside or some countries like Japanese, Korea can stay here in 15 days without visa in the first time. That is the direct flight.

However, if you land in the countries just for transiting purpose you need to know about transit visa. Vietnam is one of these countries, and does not require any transit visa, as long as you plan to stay inside the airport. In the case you need a long time to transit and cant stay inside the airport or it’s not the first time you come to Viet Nam and end of time that you don’t need a visa of some countries above, you still need vietnam transit visa.

If you need transit visa in Viet Nam and cant wait for hours like business man, elderly, children or disabled person…so the fastest way is use service from travel companies to get it. So, hope you get answer for the question “do I need a vietnam visa if in transit”.

Are Vietnam visa website legitimate?

As I myself have been encountering with so many of relevant question regarding the matter of “Are Viet Nam visa websites legitimate”, I’ve come to a well-confirmed conclusion that “Yes, they are”.

Visa on arrival (VOA) or popularly known by the name of online visa, as well as rapidly-rushing visa. In fact, this alternative method of getting your visa legally issued may cross your mind of the thought that whether it’s really legitimate and usable of just another delicately-crafted swindle or I would say, scamming. Well, if you’re recently seeking the best and most speedy way to have your Vietnam trip fulfilled, then VOA is my all-time recommended for all of your, for its distinctive and quite cozy service that would not take much of your precious time, as long as you know how to deal with computers work or internet environment. There’s nothing that can piss you off but unclear confusion and the state of relentless ambiguity, and me, as the one who’s from England and have had a lot of journey to this gripping and jaw-dropping country shall have a word or two to help you out with this puzzling matter.

Beyond any doubt, online websites providing visa on arrival seems to be uncertainty to all of you for its lack of visual facilities or exactly legitimate validation that you can check by your own eyes. But one way or another, I don’t really want myself to kick against the pricks, as so do you. I mean no offense, yet the old-school classic way to get visa through embassy is tired and weary and seasoned, and I always put my preference on the VOA.

Okay, let me bring up the matter right up front, and hope this shall give us an ample time if I commence promptly and above all may take a stab at revealing all of your question.

Visa on arrival or online visa is considered to be not being verified if this types of visa is provided by unrecognized websites having none association with the Embassy or the Government. Therefore, you should take your study on finding out the legitimate websites more serious or consult with some of forerunners who’ve already been into those sorts of problems.

VOA is only available if you decide to travel by Air, if not; entry permission will require your standard visa in advance before deciding to go abroad.

When you choose Visa-online, the procedure would take you to the Arrival Hall of the Airport, therein in front of the check you just have to bring your original passport out and get in stamped in a minute.

After all, VOA is of no pulp fiction, it’s the fastest way helping you to achieve your need of acquiring a proper and legitimate visa, but above all, your time will be well-saved.

Does Vietnam visa on arrival work?

Since I’ve ventured out into some of tourism forum providing tips or doing FAQ purposes. I’ve found out there’s a query that seemed to be quite puzzle and to some of you, may get yourself confused. “Does Vietnam visa on arrival (VOA) work?”

Well, an absolutely genuine respond is promptly given for it did actually work, and out of a thin air, gratify both your need and your precious time, as long as you maintain your worth as a legal citizen and not being an Ebola bearer, then there you go. But joking aside, your visa on arrival will be properly applicable only if you take all of proper procedure in which you have to give your appointed agent your personal information such as your full name, date of birth, precise arrival date, passport number, and so on; then get your service required fee well paid. After about 4 or 5 workings days your approval letter will be sent to your personal email which mean till then you’re good to go (waiting time can be shorter if you pay some extra which’s quite cheap and really worth your money spent). When your flight succeed, and you have your foot set on 3 of those International Airports (Nội Bài, Tân Sơn Nhất, Đà Nẵng), don’t join with the queue at immigration counter but immediately consult nearest airport staff telling them you have visa on arrival, then they will give you another paperwork needed to be fulfilled and finally get your legitimate visa stamped. I’m not saying that you don’t have to be in a long waiting queue if you choose embarking your trip by VOA over the old-school one (which is more expensive and slower), but as I’ve already mentioned before, things will be much faster if you pay an extra.

One more thing needed to be told, there are numerous agents providing such service, some will not accept your payment by credit card and it seems quite unreliable, I recommend you should go for those that do accept your credit card.

At the end of the day, it would be a unwillingly pity if you don’t seriously delve into the topic concerning looking for a proper tourism agent, you might get yourself in unexpected troubles and incident that you don’t wish yourself to be into. I’ve been using quite many of different agents, they are like cheese and chalk so to speak, some are decent and always get your need done right, but there are also not really countable.

Vietnam Visa

Visa Free Stay

Visitors from specific countries do not require a visa for stays in Vietnam from 14 to 90 days, depending on the country. Citizens of Chile can stay in Vietnam with no visa up to 90 days; Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia, Kyrgyzstan – up to 30 days; Philippines – up to 21 days; Belarus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Norway, Russia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom – up to 15 days; Brunei, Myanmar – up to 14 days.
All other nationalities require a visa in advance to visit Vietnam.

Visa

You can get a visa in advance at any of Vietnam’s embassies and consulates worldwide.
At the embassy or consulate you can get a 30-day single-entry visa, 90-day single-entry visa or 90-day multiple-entry visa.

E-visa

Citizens of 40 countries can apply for E-visa at Vietnam Immigration Department website. E-visa is valid for a single entry and a maximum stay of 30 days.

Visa on Arrival

Visa on Arrival is available only for travelling by air. Before arrival you need to obtain a letter of approval, which can be handled by on-line agencies for a charge, usually within three working days. After arriving at one of Vietnam’s international airports you need to show the letter, fill in an additional form, provide one passport photo and pay a visa fee (in cash and only USD or VND).

Embassy of Vietnam in Antigua and Barbuda

Are you looking for the address of the embassy of Vietnam in Antigua and Barbuda?
We regret to inform that there is no embassy or consulate of Vietnam in Antigua and Barbuda.

How to get a visa for visiting Vietnam from Antigua and Barbuda?
Get visa on arrival with the visa approval letter from the Immigration Department of Vietnam. Visa on arrival does not require to travel to the embassy for submitting the visa application.
Or apply for a visa at the embassy of Vietnam in countries close to Antigua and Barbuda such as Venezuela or Cuba.
In case you may need, please see below for information of Embassy of Vietnam in countries close to Antigua and Barbuda : Venezuela & Cuba.

Embassy of Vietnam in Venezuela
Address: 9na Transversal, entre 6ta y 7ma Avenidas, Quinta Las Mercedes, Altamira, Chacao 1060-025 D.F, Caracas, Venezuela.
Telephone : (+58) 212-6357402
Fax : (+58) 212-2647324
Email : embavive@yahoo.com.vn; caracas@mofa.gov.vn
Website : www.vietnamembassy-venezuela.org

Embassy of Vietnam in La Havana, Cuba
Address: # 1802, 5ta. Avenide, Esquina A 18, Miramarm Playa. La Habana, Cuba
Telephone : (537) 204 1502 or 204 1042 or 204 1501
Fax : (537) 204 1041
Email : embaviet@ceniai.inf.cu or vndaisu@ceniai.inf.cu
Website : www.vietnamembassy-cuba.org

Embassy of Vietnam in Guadeloupe

Are you looking for the address of the embassy of Vietnam in Guadeloupe?
We would like to inform that there is no embassy of Vietnam in Guadeloupe

How to get a visa for visiting Vietnam from Guadeloupe?
Get visa on arrival with the visa approval letter from the Immigration Department of Vietnam. Visa on arrival does not require to travel to the embassy for submitting the visa application.
Apply for a visa at the embassy of Vietnam in countries close to Guadeloupe such as Venezuela or Cuba.
In case you may need, here is the address of the embassy of Vietnam in Countries Close to Guadeloupe: Venezuela & Cuba.

Embassy of Vietnam in Venezuela
Address: 9na Transversal, entre 6ta y 7ma Avenidas, Quinta Las Mercedes, Altamira, Chacao 1060-025 D.F, Caracas, Venezuela.
Telephone : (+58) 212-6357402
Fax : (+58) 212-2647324
Email : embavive@yahoo.com.vn; caracas@mofa.gov.vn
Website : www.vietnamembassy-venezuela.org

Embassy of Vietnam in La Havana, Cuba
Address: # 1802, 5ta. Avenide, Esquina A 18, Miramarm Playa. La Habana, Cuba.
Telephone : (537) 204 1502 or 204 1042 or 204 1501
Fax : (537) 204 1041
Email : embaviet@ceniai.inf.cu or vndaisu@ceniai.inf.cu
Website : www.vietnamembassy-cuba.org