Vietnam visa fees, clearly laid out.

Government fees and private service totals#

Vietnam charges US$25 for a single-entry e-visa and US$50 for a multiple-entry e-visa. Government fees are non-refundable. A private service total also reflects the assistance included with your application. Read the selected product carefully so you understand the work covered and the total you will pay. Comparing the whole service is more useful than comparing two figures without knowing what they include.

The options below show totals in Hong Kong dollars and US dollars. Select the currency you prefer, then compare products in that same currency. Keep the quote alongside the product description so you can refer to both when asking a question. If your itinerary changes, review the selected entry type and stay length again before proceeding. A clear plan makes it easier to choose the right option first time.

Compare like-for-like visa options#

Review the duration and entry type before comparing the amount. A single-entry option and a multiple-entry option serve different itinerary needs. A cheaper option is not useful if it does not fit the planned journey. Write down the intended entry and exit dates and whether you expect to leave Vietnam and return, then compare that plan with the product description. Do the same check for everyone travelling; one person's passport or itinerary should not stand in for the whole group.

The standard service records include 30-day single entry, 90-day single entry and 90-day multiple entry. Express services are available for the two single-entry options. Ask what the service actually changes and what timing can currently be offered. If an arrival deadline is essential, describe it clearly before selecting a service rather than assuming the label solves the timing question.

Confirm currency, payment and refund terms#

Check the currency shown beside your chosen service total. A Hong Kong dollar amount and a US dollar amount describe different currencies, so compare like with like. Before paying, review the recipient details, payment method and total together. Keep the written service description with your payment record so any later question can refer to the same agreed information.

Government fees and private service fees have different purposes. The government e-visa fee is non-refundable; any refund of a private service fee is governed by the applicable service terms. Read those terms before proceeding, including the arrangements for cancellation or changes. If a condition is unclear, ask a specific question about your selected service. Understanding the price and the conditions together helps you plan a realistic travel budget without overlooking an important part of the purchase.

Price is one part of a complete application#

A payment cannot correct an unreadable passport scan, choose the right entry port or resolve inconsistent travel dates. Prepare the required information first, then check the service proposal against that information. The application checklist includes a passport bio-page scan, a recent portrait, intended dates, entry port, Vietnam address and email. Reviewing these details gives you a more useful conversation about the service than asking only for the lowest price.

The official processing time is about three working days after a complete application, with delays possible at busy times or holidays. Keep the distinction between preparation help and the immigration decision clear. You can review the application steps, compare the processing guidance and consult the official portal directly. Once the price, currency and service scope are clear, you can take the next step with your documents ready.

Choose the service that fits your journey#

Before you Chat to apply, write a short summary of your trip: passport type, arrival date, departure date and any return entry. Compare that summary with the selected product. For a group, repeat the check for each traveller, especially where passports or routes differ. Ask about express availability if the arrival is close, and include your document readiness in that enquiry. This gives the team the information needed to discuss the service in practical terms. Keep one version of the itinerary and quote together, so you can review any change against the original plan.