Vietnam 90-day eVisa: single vs multiple entry
2026-09-15
A single 90-day stay and a trip that leaves and re-enters Vietnam need different visa types.
Read more
Schedule and document tips before you apply. Each article has its own URL.
A single 90-day stay and a trip that leaves and re-enters Vietnam need different visa types.
Read more
Most rejections come from photo rules, name mismatches, or entry dates. Rejected files can be corrected from tracking.
Read more
You may submit on Saturday or Sunday. The travel day itself must be a weekday at least 2 days ahead.
Read more
Matching passport validity, English name, and an eVisa entry airport reduces correction requests.
Read more
If expiry is near, fix the exit date first, then decide whether a Moc Bai visa run is needed.
Read more
White-background portraits and sharp passport bio pages as JPG/PNG/PDF under 5MB.
Read moreConfirm passport validity, matching English name, and that your arrival airport is an eVisa entry port.
Organize exit and re-entry dates first, then choose a Moc Bai visa run or express reapplication based on remaining days.
Non-white backgrounds, blurry passport pages, or files over 5MB can block submission or trigger a correction request.
Use single if you enter once for 90 days, multiple if you leave and return. See the 90-day guide for details.
We aim for 2–4 articles a month from repeated consultation questions. Each article has its own URL.
Document and schedule principles are the same. These guides add agency cut-off, express, and Moc Bai rules.
Use express for rush eVisa, emergency for same-day, and the Moc Bai page for stay extension.
The same guides are available at /ko /zh /vi /en in Korean, Simplified Chinese, Vietnamese, and English.