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Visa services · Indian passport holders · Checked 2026-11-07

Vietnam visa India

e-Visa

Apply for a visa that needs filing

You apply on Takeotrip. We file with the official channel. Government sites stay as citations below, not as the button.

Indian passports use the e-visa. The pages we read do not describe a visa-free stay.

Rules change. Confirm this on the official site before you apply. Takeotrip.com is not a government agency and is not affiliated with Vietnam's embassy or visa centre.

Official pages disagree. The Embassy of Vietnam in India says processing takes 5 to 30 working days. The Ministry of Public Security public-service card says within 3 working days. Both are official. Do not treat either number as a promise.

The Embassy of Vietnam in India says Vietnam issues e-visas to citizens of all countries and territories, for up to 90 days, single or multiple entry. The official portals it names are https://thithucdientu.gov.vn and https://evisa.gov.vn. It says other websites are not valid.

The same embassy page says the fee is 25 to 50 US dollars and is not refunded if the e-visa is refused or unused. A Ministry of Public Security public-service card splits that into 25 US dollars for a single entry and 50 US dollars for multiple entries.

There is no visa-free option for an Indian passport on these pages. Takeotrip files the e-visa. The embassy says it cannot approve, correct, or check an e-visa. That sits with the Immigration Department.

Visa types we could source

  • E-visa, single entry. Stay: Up to 90 days. Fee: 25 US dollars on the Ministry of Public Security card (about ₹2,353). The embassy states the range 25–50 US dollars and does not split it on the page we saved. For a single entry. The embassy says you must be outside Vietnam to apply in person through the portal, and the passport expiry must be at least six months after the arrival date. Takeotrip can file this.
  • E-visa, multiple entry. Stay: Up to 90 days. Fee: 50 US dollars on the Ministry of Public Security card (about ₹4,707). Same portal and same passport rule. The fee is not refunded if the application is refused. Takeotrip can file this.

Documents named by the official source

  • Passport with an expiry date at least six months after arrival, on the embassy page.
  • Portrait photo 4 cm by 6 cm, white background, looking straight, without glasses. Passport data page, full page, including the photo, personal information, and the ICAO lines. Both are uploaded. Embassy of Vietnam in India.
  • Bank statements, hotel bookings, and return tickets are not in the embassy answers we read. Verify with official source if a checklist asks for them later.

Processing time

The embassy says 5 to 30 working days after the Immigration Department receives the completed application and the full fee, and suggests applying 7 to 40 working days before departure. The Ministry of Public Security card says within 3 working days of receiving the application and the fee. Those two official texts disagree. Verify with official source.

Fees

25 US dollars single entry and 50 US dollars multiple entry, on the Ministry of Public Security public-service card. The embassy in India states 25–50 US dollars.

INR is a conversion of the official figure, not a fee set in rupees. Snapshot 6 November 2026 from fawazahmed0/currency-api. Rounded to the nearest rupee. Not an RBI rate.

How to apply

  1. You apply on Takeotrip. We do not send you to a government site to finish the form.
  2. Takeotrip checks the file and submits it through the official channel named on this page.
  3. You follow Submitted, Under Review, Documents Needed, Applied to Embassy, Processing, Approved, Rejected, or Completed on the private tracking link.
  4. The government decides. Takeotrip is not an embassy and cannot approve entry.

Official links

Sources recorded for this page: https://www.mea.gov.in/VFFIN.htm · https://vietnamembassydelhi.in/e-visa-application/ · https://evisa.gov.vn/ · https://e-services.mps.gov.vn/bocongan/bothutuc/tthc?matt=26277

Vietnam visa for Indians: FAQs

How to apply for a Vietnam visa from India?

The pages we stored do not describe a visa-free stay for an Indian passport. The Embassy of Vietnam in India says e-visas are issued for up to 90 days, single or multiple entry, on thithucdientu.gov.vn or evisa.gov.vn. You apply on Takeotrip and we file that e-visa. The embassy says it cannot approve, correct, or check an e-visa. That sits with the Immigration Department. Filing with us is not an approval.

What is the Vietnam visa fee for an Indian passport?

The Ministry of Public Security card lists 25 US dollars for a single-entry e-visa and 50 US dollars for multiple entry. The embassy in India states the range 25 to 50 US dollars and says the fee is not refunded if the e-visa is refused or unused. Rupee lines on this page are a conversion snapshot, not an RBI rate. Pay only on the official portal. Verify with official source if the two pages ever show a different amount.

How long does a Vietnam e-visa from India take?

The embassy says 5 to 30 working days after the completed application and the full fee, and suggests applying well before departure. The Ministry of Public Security card says within 3 working days of receiving the application and the fee. Those official texts disagree, so verify with official source and do not treat either number as a promise. Takeotrip submits the file. We cannot speed up the Immigration Department or guarantee a date.

What documents are required for a Vietnam visa from India?

The embassy page says the passport expiry must be at least six months after the arrival date. It asks for a portrait photo 4 cm by 6 cm, white background, looking straight, without glasses, and a full passport data page including the photo and the ICAO lines. Bank statements, hotel bookings, and return tickets are not in the embassy answers we read. Verify with official source if the live form asks for more. Use the same passport you will carry.

Is a Vietnam visa free for Indian citizens?

No visa-free option for an Indian passport is stored on these notes. The e-visa is the route the embassy describes, for up to 90 days, single or multiple entry. You still apply, and a fee is charged. Do not skip the official portal because a blog said entry was free. Takeotrip files the e-visa for you and the Vietnamese authorities decide. Check evisa.gov.vn again before you travel, because rules change and a refused fee is not refunded.