Vietnam E-Visa 2026: Expanded with 83 Entry Ports

The Vietnamese Government recently has approved that Vietnam’s electronic visa (or e-visa, eVisa) is accepted at 42 more ports, raising the total entry ports up to 83. This is a significant move as it provides flexible accessibility for international travelers. This guide will give you an ultimate guide of the new regulation and tips for applying for Vietnam eVisa.

What Is the Vietnam E-Visa?

Vietnam e-visa is an official electronic visa issued by the Vietnamese Immigration Department allowing foreign nationals to enter and exit Vietnam without applying one at Embassy or Consulate in person. E-visa can be used for both tourism and business purposes, valid for up to 90 days and can be used for single or multiple entries depending on the visa type.

Quick Facts About Vietnam E-Visa

  • Eligibility: Citizens of all countries can apply;
  • Validity: Up to 90 days, for single and multiple entries;
  • Application: Completed through online portal;
  • Fees: USD 25 for single entry and USD 50 for multiple entries (Government fee, non-refundable);

Major Update: Entry Ports of Vietnam E-Visa Increased to 83

Apart from current 42 entry points, the Government lately issued Resolution No. 389/NQ-CP, adding new more 41 international checkpoints where Vietnam e-visa holders can enter and exit the country. This expansion increased the total number of international border crossings that accept the document up to 83 points of entry.

The expanded list includes:

  • Airports: covering major international airports, regional airports, and domestic hubs;
  • Land borders:  crossing points with neighboring countries including China, Laos, and Cambodia;
  • Seaports: major sea gateways and coastal checkpoints facilitating cruise and maritime travel;

Here is the full list of entry points that accept Vietnam eVisa.

AIRPORTS LANDPORTS SEAPORTS
1. Noi Bai International Airport (Hanoi) – HAN 1. Mong Cai Border Gate (Quang Ninh) 1. Hon Gai Seaport (Quang Ninh)
2. Tan Son Nhat International Airport (Ho Chi Minh City) – SGN 2. Huu Nghi Border Gate (Lang Son) 2. Cam Pha Seaport (Quang Ninh)
3. Da Nang International Airport (Da Nang) – DAD 3. Lao Cai Border Gate (Lao Cai) 3. Hai Phong Seaport (Hai Phong)
4. Cat Bi International Airport (Hai Phong) – HPH 4.Nam Can Border Gate (Nghe An) 4. Vung Ang Seaport (Ha Tinh)
5. Cam Ranh International Airport (Khanh Hoa) – CXR 5. Cau Treo Border Gate (Ha Tinh) 5. Chan May Seaport (Thua Thien Hue)
6. Phu Quoc International Airport (Kien Giang) – PQC 6. Lao Bao Border Gate (Quang Tri) 6. Da Nang Seaport (Da Nang)
7. Can Tho International Airport (Can Tho) – VCA 7. Cha Lo Border Gate (Quang Binh) 7. Nha Trang Seaport (Khanh Hoa)
8. Lien Khuong International Airport (Lam Dong) – DLI 8. Bo Y Border Gate (Kon Tum) 8. Quy Nhon Seaport (Binh Dinh)
9. Van Don International Airport (Quang Ninh) – VDO 9. Moc Bai Border Gate (Tay Ninh) 9. Dung Quat Seaport (Quang Ngai)
10. Phu Bai Airport (Thua Thien Hue) – HUI 10. Xa Mat Border Gate (Tay Ninh) 10. Vung Tau Seaport (Ba Ria-Vung Tau)
11. Long Thanh International Airport (Dong Nai) – LTH (Applicable when airport comes into operation) 11. Tinh Bien Border Gate (An Giang) 11. Ho Chi Minh City Seaport (Ho Chi Minh City)
12. Gia Binh International Airport (Bac Ninh) (Applicable when airport  comes into operation) 12. Ha Tien Border Gate (An Giang) 12. Duong Dong Seaport (An Giang)
13. Vinh International Airport (Nghe An) – VII 13. Song Tien Land and Waterway Border Gate (An Giang) 13. Van Gia Seaport (Quang Ninh)
14. Chu Lai International Airport (Da Nang) – VCL 14. Tay Trang Border Gate (Dien Bien) 14. Diem Dien Seaport (Hung Yen)
15. Phu Cat International Airport (Da Nang) – UIH 15. Na Meo Border Gate (Thanh Hoa) 15. Hai Thinh Seaport (Ninh Binh)
16. Tho Xuan International Airport (Da Nang) – THD 16. La Lay Border Gate (Quang Tri) 16. Ninh Binh Seaport (Ninh Binh)
17. Dong Hoi  International Airport (Da Nang) – VDH 17. Dong Dang Border Gate (Lang Son) 17. Cua Lo – Ben Thuy Seaport (Nghe An)
18. Tra Linh Border Gate (Cao Bang) 18. Son Duong Seaport (Ha Tinh)
19. Long Sap Border Gate (Son La) 19. Gianh Seaport (Quang Tri)
20. Nam Giang Border Gate (Da Nang) 20. Hon La Seaport (Quang Tri)
21. Le Thanh Border Gate (Gia Lai) 21. Cua Viet Seaport (Quang Tri)
22. Binh Hiep Border Gate (Tay Ninh) 22. Thuan An Seaport (Hue)
23. Thuong Phuoc Border Gate (Dong Thap) 23. Ky Ha Seaport (Da Nang)
24. Dinh Ba Border Gate (Dong Thap) 24. Sa Ky Seaport (Quang Ngai)
25. Tan Nam Border Gate (Tay Ninh) 25. Vung Ro Seaport (Dak Lak)
26. Thanh Thuy Border Gate (Tuyen Quang) 26. Ca Na Seaport (Khanh Hoa)
27. Vinh Xuong Border Gate (An Giang) 27. Ninh Chu Seaport (Khanh Hoa)
28. Phu Quy Seaport (Lam Dong)
29. Lien Huong Seaport (Lam Dong)
30. Ben Luc Seaport (Tay Ninh)
31. Dong Thap Seaport (Dong Thap)
32. Soai Rap – Hiep Phuoc Seaport (Dong Thap)
33. My Thoi Seaport (An Giang)
34. Hon Chong Seaport (An Giang)
35. An Thoi Seaport (An Giang)
36. Truong Long Hoa Seaport (Vinh Long)
37. Giao Long Seaport (Vinh Long)
38. Nam Can Seaport (Ca Mau)

Why Increase Number of Entry Ports Matter?

It can be seen that the increase to 83 entry points reflects a broader effort of the Government to enhance tourism, attract global visitors, and modernize immigration procedures, lowering barriers for anyone planning a visit to Vietnam.

With this expansion, tourists can enjoy several key benefits as below.

  • Greater flexibility: Travelers with Vietnam e-visas can now enter Vietnam through more locations depending on their travel route, whether by air, land, or sea;
  • Tourism growth: More entry points help reduce bottlenecks at current airports and facilitate smoother arrival procedures for foreign tourists;
  • Improved regional access: Border towns, coastal areas, and smaller airports gain more international exposure, helping boost local economies and tourism sectors;

The move of expanding more entry ports shows a broader effort to enhance tourism, and modernize immigration procedures. Vietnam’s e-visa system continues to evolve, making international travel to the country easier and more flexible, creating a friendly environment for welcoming more global visitors. If you are planning a trip to Vietnam, and in need of supporting with Vietnam e-Visa or anay related services, fell free to get in touch with us via Hotline/ WhatsApp/ Viber/ Zalo +84 86 517 8972, OR email sales@vmetravel.net. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

No, you don't have to enter Vietnam exactly on the arrival date listed on your Vietnam eVisa. Your Vietnam eVisa is valid from the start date to the end date clearly stated in the approval document. You can enter Vietnam at any time within this period. Example: If your Vietnam eVisa validity is from 1 May 2025 to 1 June 2025 (single entry), you can enter Vietnam anytime starting from 1 May 2025. However, you cannot enter before 1 May, and you must leave Vietnam on or before 1 June 2025.
Yes, you can. Vietnam eVisa holders can enter and exit through international checkpoints approved by the Vietnamese Government for eVisa use. As of 2026, there are 83 approved eVisa checkpoints, including airports, land border gates, and seaports. When applying, you are asked to provide your intended entry and exit checkpoints. If your travel plans later change, make sure the new airport, land border, or seaport is on the current approved eVisa checkpoint list before you travel. For example, if you originally selected Hanoi Airport (HAN) but later change your flight to Ho Chi Minh City Airport (SGN), that is perfectly fine as both are approved eVisa entry points. If you are unsure, contact us before departure. Note: make sure you enter within the validity dates shown on your Vietnam eVisa.
All personal details on your Vietnam eVisa must exactly match the information in your passport. Even a small error, such as a single incorrect letter or number, will render your visa invalid. In such cases, immigration officers may deny you entry into Vietnam. Unfortunately, Vietnam eVisas cannot be corrected or amended once issued. If there is any incorrect information on your Vietnam eVisa, you will need to apply for a new visa. We strongly recommend double-checking all your details before submission to avoid delays or complications.
It is advisable to initiate your Vietnamese eVisa application at least two weeks before your intended travel date to ensure a smooth and timely process.
For eligible cases, we may be able to support emergency processing in as fast as 2 working hours, subject to document readiness and case eligibility. Please contact us immediately via WhatsApp for the fastest assistance.
Yes. This is one of the most common situations for our urgent support service. Please contact us directly so we can review your case and advise the fastest available solution.
Please contact us directly for the latest advice, as availability may depend on your nationality, case type, timing, and Vietnam public holiday schedules.
You will normally need your passport copy, passport-style photo, arrival date, arrival airport, phone number, home address, visa type, and emergency contact details.
Your approved Vietnam evisa will be sent to you by email as soon as it is issued. Urgent Vietnam visa support is available for many nationalities, but some passport holders may require special review or different handling. Please contact us directly for personalized advice.

Disclaimer: While we put an effort to ensure that the provided information is correct and up-to-date, there are probably changes which we are unaware of.

 

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