Vietnam Visa Service

• Hold a valid passport with at least six months of validity remaining from the intended date of entry;
• Be outside Vietnam at the time of application;
• Not be subject to an entry ban or entry restriction under Article 21 of the Law on Entry into, Exit from, Transit through, and Residence in Vietnam by Foreigners;
• Have no criminal record or national security concerns that could prevent lawful entry into Vietnam.

• A validity period of 30, 60, or 90 days;
• The option of single or multiple entry;
• The possibility of extension upon request through competent authorities or licensed agents.

• DN1: Single-entry visa;
• DN2: Multiple-entry visa.

This type of visa is for foreigners coming to Vietnam to work for a Vietnamese company. The company will sponsor your visa application.

• LD1: Temporary work visa;
• LD2: Long-term work visa.

• Parents, spouses, and children under 18 of Vietnamese citizens;
• Parents, spouses, and children of foreigners who are currently residing in Vietnam with a valid visa.

• If you are eligible for a five-year visa but do not plan to visit Vietnam frequently, or if you need a visa urgently, consider applying for a Vietnam E-visa.
• The five-year visa exemption certificate may be issued either in Vietnam or abroad.
• The exemption certificate itself cannot be extended. However, the permitted stay of 180 days per entry may be extended for up to six months with the sponsorship of a Vietnamese relative.

1. Complete the online visa application form or contact our hotline for direct assistance.
2. Pay the service fee according to your selected processing time.
3. Receive your visa approval letter within as little as 2–4 working hours, or within a maximum of one working day.
4. Print the approval letter and immigration declaration form, prepare two passport-sized photos measuring 4 × 6 cm, and prepare cash to pay the visa stamping fee at the airport upon arrival.

• Be valid for at least six months from the date of the extension or renewal;
• Have at least two blank pages.

• Vietnam business visa;
• Vietnam five-year visa exemption certificate, provided that it remains valid but the permitted period of stay is about to expire.

• Stay legally in Vietnam after your visa expires without leaving and re-entering the country;
• Avoid the risk of being blacklisted by the Immigration Department for overstaying;
• Enjoy additional time to handle personal, work-related, or travel needs without interruption.

1. Send us a soft copy of your passport and the page containing your current Vietnam visa. We will inform you whether your visa is eligible for extension.
2. Send your original passport to our address and pay the extension fee.
3. Receive your passport together with the extended stay permit after the process is completed.

• Overseas Vietnamese, meaning people of Vietnamese origin living abroad;
• Spouses and children of Vietnamese citizens or overseas Vietnamese;
• Applicants holding a passport valid for at least one year.

• A completed five-year visa exemption application form with a barcode;
• A passport or residence permit valid for at least six months from the date of entry into Vietnam;
• Two recent photographs with a white background, a neutral facial expression, no hat, and no tinted glasses;
• A certified copy, or the original together with a copy, of one of the following documents:
  • Vietnamese birth certificate;
  • Certificate of Vietnamese nationality;
  • Decision on renunciation of Vietnamese nationality;
  • Certificate of loss of Vietnamese nationality;
  • Vietnamese passport, whether valid or expired;
  • Vietnamese identity card, whether valid or expired;
  • Most recent voter identification card;
  • Family registration book;
  • Foreign documents proving Vietnamese origin.

• A completed visa exemption application form, including Form NA09 if applying from within Vietnam;
• A foreign passport valid for at least six months from the date of entry into Vietnam;
• Two recent photographs with a white background, a neutral facial expression, no hat, and no tinted glasses;
• A certified copy, or the original together with a copy, of one of the following documents:
  • Marriage certificate;
  • Birth certificate;
  • Document proving the blood relationship between parents and children;
  • Other valid documents as prescribed by Vietnamese law;
  • Adoption decision.

• Vietnamese embassies or consulates abroad;
• The Vietnam Immigration Department under the Ministry of Public Security, if you are currently in Vietnam.

• The embassy or immigration office processing your application;
• Your mailing address, if delivery is required;
• Optional services such as airport fast-track processing, door-to-door document collection, or urgent processing.