Flight itinerary for Vietnam eVisa — your application's missing piece.
In August 2023, Vietnam extended the eVisa from 30 days to 90 days per entry — and opened it to all 152+ nationalities. It is one of the most accessible eVisa schemes in Asia. The portal at evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn still requires a return or onward flight itinerary as part of the application — get your itinerary from Flightinary before you open the form, not after.
What you need to know
What is a flight itinerary — and why does Vietnam's eVisa portal require one?
Since August 2023, Vietnam's e-Visa allows stays of up to 90 days per entry — making it one of the most generous eVisa schemes in Southeast Asia. But the online application at evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn still requires supporting documents, including a return or onward flight itinerary. Purchasing a real ticket before your visa approval locks in your dates and your money. A flight itinerary for your Vietnam eVisa gives immigration what they need without that commitment.
What a flight itinerary is
A flight itinerary is a professionally formatted travel document produced from live GDS aviation data — real flight numbers, real airline names, real IATA airport codes, accurate departure and arrival times. It demonstrates your intended entry and exit route for visa documentation purposes, without requiring you to pay for an actual booking.
Why not just buy a real ticket?
Vietnam's eVisa is one of the most accessible in the region, but it still takes up to 3 business days to process — and plans change. Digital nomads often extend stays; backpackers shift itineraries. Committing to a specific departure flight before your eVisa is issued — and before your plans are final — means either paying change fees or losing your ticket. A flight itinerary costs a fraction and carries zero financial risk.
Does Flightinary's itinerary work for Vietnam eVisa submissions?
Yes. Every Flightinary itinerary is generated from real-time aviation data with genuine flight numbers and correct IATA routing. It is formatted to meet the documentation standard expected by Vietnam's online eVisa portal and by Vietnamese immigration officers at air, sea, and land entry points. The document is indistinguishable from a standard airline booking confirmation.
The process
How to get your Vietnam eVisa flight itinerary in 3 steps
Whether you're heading to Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, or Phu Quoc — from search to eVisa submission, the process takes under 20 minutes.
Search your route
Enter your departure city, your Vietnamese destination (Hanoi/HAN, Ho Chi Minh City/SGN, Da Nang/DAD, Phu Quoc/PQC, or any other airport), and your travel dates. We pull live flight data for your exact route.
2 minutesPlace your order
Pay a small service fee — not the airfare. Your itinerary is generated instantly with real flight numbers and correct routing, formatted in your name and ready to upload to Vietnam's eVisa portal. Match your entry airport to your first destination: HAN (Noi Bai, Hanoi) for the north, SGN (Tan Son Nhat, Ho Chi Minh City) for the south, DAD (Da Nang) for Central Vietnam, or PQC (Phu Quoc) for island arrivals.
15 min deliverySubmit with your visa
Upload your flight itinerary to the Vietnam eVisa application at evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn alongside your passport and photo. Approval typically arrives within 3 business days. You're ready to travel.
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Full document checklist
Everything you need for a Vietnam eVisa application
Vietnam's eVisa application is fully online and relatively straightforward — but the document requirements still catch applicants out, particularly the flight itinerary upload. Use this checklist before you start. A complete application is processed faster and less likely to face additional requests.
Identity & visa form
- Valid passport
Minimum 6 months validity beyond your intended departure from Vietnam; must have at least 1 blank page
- Digital passport photo
Clear, white background, frontal face — required upload on eVisa portal; file size and format restrictions apply
- Scanned passport bio page
High-quality scan of your passport data page — required for the online eVisa form
- Completed eVisa application
Filled and submitted at evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn — keep your reference number
Travel itinerary
- Flight itineraryWe provide this
Return or onward flight showing departure from Vietnam — with real flight numbers and IATA airport codes. Required upload on the eVisa form.
- Accommodation confirmation
Hotel, hostel, or guesthouse booking for your stay; or invitation letter if staying with local contacts
- Intended entry point
Vietnam eVisa is valid at all air, land, and sea entry points — specify your planned port of entry on the form
- Travel insurance
Not officially required but strongly recommended — Vietnam has limited public healthcare coverage for foreign visitors
Financial proof
- Bank statements
Last 3 months showing sufficient funds — approximately $30–50 per day as a general guide for Vietnamese immigration
- Credit/debit card
International cards widely accepted in cities; carry some cash for markets, rural areas, and remote destinations
- Proof of income
Salary slips, employment contract, or business income — useful if your bank balance is scrutinised
- eVisa payment receipt
$25 (single entry) or $50 (multiple entry) — paid online during application; keep the payment confirmation
Ties to home country
- Employment letter
Confirming your role, salary, and approved leave dates — particularly useful for nationalities that face additional scrutiny
- Property or lease documents
Rental agreement or title deed at your home address — evidence of a stable base to return to
- Family commitments
Marriage certificate or dependants at home — supports a clear intent to return
- Return flight itinerary
Doubles as both a travel document and proof of departure intent — the most direct tie to home country evidence
Know your profile
How your nationality affects your Vietnam eVisa application
Vietnam's eVisa is available to nationals of 152+ countries — one of the broadest schemes in Asia. Refusal rates are very low across the board. However, some nationalities enjoy visa-free access to Vietnam, making the eVisa unnecessary. Check your position and apply accordingly.
| Passport | Refusal rate | Interview req. | Min. bank balance | Avg. processing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🇺🇸United States | ~2% | Not required | $1,000 | 1–3 days |
| 🇬🇧United Kingdom | ~2% | Not required | $1,000 | 1–3 days |
| 🇮🇳India | ~3% | Not required | $1,000 | 2–3 days |
| 🇦🇺Australia | ~2% | Not required | $1,000 | 1–3 days |
| 🇰🇷South Korea | N/A | Not required | N/A | N/A |
| 🇯🇵Japan | N/A | Not required | N/A | N/A |
| 🇷🇺Russia | ~3% | Not required | $800 | 2–3 days |
| 🇨🇳China | ~3% | Not required | $1,000 | 2–3 days |
🟢 Low refusal rate (under 3%) — Vietnam eVisa available to 152+ nationalities
Vietnam's eVisa refusal rates are very low across the board — the system is designed for maximum accessibility. If your application faces any friction, it is almost always because of document quality: unclear passport scan, incomplete accommodation details, or a missing flight itinerary upload. Submit a complete application with all documents ready before you open the portal.
🟡 Slightly higher scrutiny — some nationalities face additional checks
For some nationalities, the combination of a return flight itinerary, confirmed accommodation, and bank statements covering your full stay significantly reduces processing uncertainty. Apply at least a week before your travel date to allow buffer time for any additional document requests.
Application timeline
What happens after you submit your Vietnam eVisa application
Vietnam's e-Visa is fully online and typically processed within 3 business days. The process from document preparation to approval is straightforward — but the ordering of steps matters. Get your flight itinerary first.
Prepare your documents
Day 0 — Plan aheadGather your passport scan, digital photo, accommodation details, and planned entry point before opening the eVisa application. The portal works best when you have everything ready — partial sessions can time out. Apply at least 7 days before departure for a comfortable buffer.
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Day 0–1 · Instant deliveryOrder your Vietnam return or onward flight itinerary before starting the eVisa form — you'll need to upload it during the application. Generated from live GDS data with real flight numbers and IATA routing, delivered in minutes and formatted for direct portal upload.
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Day 1Complete the form at evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn. Upload your passport scan, photo, flight itinerary, and accommodation details. Pay the $25 (single entry) or $50 (multiple entry) fee by credit or debit card. Save your reference number.
Application under review
Days 2–3Most applications are processed within 3 business days. If your application requires additional review, you may receive a request for more documentation — respond quickly via the portal. Weekends and Vietnamese public holidays can extend processing by 1–2 days.
eVisa approved — download and print
Day 3–5Your approved eVisa is available for download from the portal. Print it and carry a physical copy when you travel — Vietnamese immigration officers at airports and land borders may ask to see the printed document alongside your passport. Once approved, book your real flights.
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Stay rules — explained
How long can you stay in Vietnam?
Since August 2023, Vietnam has extended the eVisa maximum stay from 30 days to 90 days per entry — a significant change that made Vietnam one of the most accessible long-stay destinations in Southeast Asia. Multiple-entry eVisa holders can enter and exit freely, with each entry granting up to 90 days.
Days per entry
Maximum stay per entry on Vietnam eVisa, as of August 2023 — up from the previous 30-day limit. Counted from the day of entry.
Multiple-entry eVisa fee
Multiple-entry Vietnam eVisa allows unlimited entries, each for up to 90 days — ideal for long-term travellers and digital nomads.
Single-entry eVisa fee
Single-entry Vietnam eVisa for shorter trips — 90 days maximum stay. Suitable for one-off visits to Vietnam.
Full visa specification
Vietnam eVisa — key facts for 2025–2026
A complete reference for the Vietnam Electronic Visa — fees, stay rules, eligible nationalities, and entry point coverage.
- Visa type
- Electronic Visa (eVisa) — single or multiple entry
- Application portal
- evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn (official Vietnamese immigration portal)
- Single-entry fee
- $25 USD — paid online by credit or debit card
- Multiple-entry fee
- $50 USD — paid online by credit or debit card
- Maximum stay per entry
- 90 days (as of August 2023 — extended from previous 30-day limit)
- Processing time
- Up to 3 business days; often approved within 24–48 hours
- eVisa validity
- Up to 90 days from the date of issue
- Eligible nationalities
- 152+ countries — almost universal availability
- Entry points
- All air, land, and sea ports of entry in Vietnam
- Interview required?
- No — fully online process, no consulate appointment needed
- Visa-free alternatives
- South Korea, Japan, and several ASEAN countries: 15–45 day visa-free entry
- Overstay fine
- Approximately $7–10 USD per day, plus potential detention at departure
- Work permitted?
- No — tourism and short-stay only; separate work permit required for employment
- Flight itinerary required?
- Yes — return or onward itinerary is a required upload on the eVisa application form
Common questions
Frequently asked questions — Vietnam eVisa flight itinerary
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