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Visas for tourists visiting Ireland

Who needs a short-stay visa for ireland, how to apply for a short-stay visa, documents to send for a short-stay visa, decisions and appeals, can i stay longer than 3 months, further information.

If you plan to visit Ireland, you should check if you need a visa .

This page has information on how to apply for a short-stay visa. This is also called a ‘C’ visa and is usually valid for up to 90 days from the issue date of the visa. You apply for a C visa if you plan to come to Ireland:

For tourism
To visit family or friends
To get married
For medical treatment
For short-term study

If you are not a citizen of the EU, EEA, Switzerland or UK and you do not need a visa to come to Ireland, you still need to have documents with you to show the reason for your visit. You must present yourself at immigration when you enter Ireland.

Having a visa does not guarantee that you will be allowed to enter Ireland .

You apply for a visa online. You complete a separate application for each person travelling, including children. After you have submitted the visa form, you have 30 days to send the supporting documents. It’s a good idea to prepare your documents before completing the form.

You pay a fee of €60 for each application. A multiple entry visa costs €100.

When you have submitted the form, you will get a summary of your application. This includes:

Your visa application transaction number
Your application summary sheet
Details of the application office where you should send your documents

You send the signed summary sheet with your documents.

You must send documents in support of your application. This section has information on the main documents you need to send. You can get more information about documentation on the Irish Immigration Delivery website.

You must send original documents (not photocopies). If your documents are not in English, you must send a certified translation and the original document.

Birth, marriage and death certificates will be returned to you. If you want other pages returned to you, you should include a note with your application that says this. Send a photocopy (in addition to the original) of the page you want returned to you.

If your visa is approved, you must get travel insurance before you travel to Ireland.

Letter of application

You must write a letter that explains why you want to come to Ireland. You should give the details of your trip, including the dates you plan to be here, where you will stay and how you will pay for things while you are here.

You must say in your letter that you will:

Obey the conditions of your visa in full
Leave Ireland before your visa expires
Not rely on public services or become a burden on the State

If you are visiting friends or family your letter should also have:

Their names and addresses
The names and addresses of any of your family who live in Ireland or another country in the EEA or Switzerland, even if you do not plan to visit them

Letter of invitation

If you are visiting someone in Ireland, you should send a letter of invitation written by them. The letter should have information about how they know you, the dates you are visiting them and why they are inviting you to Ireland.

They should include a colour copy of their passport or national identity card. If they are from outside the EEA, Switzerland and UK, they must include a copy of their Irish Resident Permit and the current immigration stamp in their passport.

The letter must also say that they understand you must:

Information about where you will stay

You must include the details of where you will stay. You should include printouts of your booking confirmations. If you are staying with friends, family or colleagues, see ‘letter of invitation’ above.

You must send your current passport. It must be valid for at least 6 months after the date you plan to leave Ireland. You must also send a photocopy of each page of all of your previous passports.

Proof of finances

You must show that you have the money you need for your trip. If someone else is paying for your visit (for example a family member), you should send documents to show that they can afford to pay for you.

You don’t need to have a particular or set amount of money to qualify for a short-stay visa.

Passport photos

Include 2 passport photos. You must sign your name and put your visa application transaction number on the back of each photo.

Show that you must return home

You must show that you have strong ties to your home country and that you must return home. This could be family responsibilities, work, education or something else. You should send proof of these responsibilities. For example, if you are working you should send a letter from your employer and recent payslips.

You can read more details of the documents you need on the Immigration Service Delivery website.

If you sent your application to Dublin, you can check visa decisions and waiting times . If you sent your application somewhere else, you can contact the embassy or consulate you sent your documents to for updates on your application. Applications take around 8 weeks, but may take longer.

If your visa application is successful, the visa office will post your passport back to you with the visa attached. The visa will be valid for a particular period. Having a visa does not guarantee that you will be allowed to enter Ireland .

You will get a letter that says why your visa application was refused. You can appeal this decision within 2 months.

You are expected to leave the State on or before the date which has been stamped on your passport by the Immigration Officer when you entered.

You can only extend your visa if there is an unexpected change in your circumstances since you entered Ireland.

You cannot get an extension if:

There is no change in circumstances from the time you entered Ireland
There is no change in circumstances from the time you were granted a travel visa
You are in Ireland to seek medical attention
You are seeking a permission to marry in Ireland
You are in Ireland to provide childcare facilities
You wish to live in Ireland full time

Some people do not have to pay the visa fee .

A visa costs:

Single-journey visa : €60

Multiple-journey visa : €100

If you require a visa in order to visit Ireland, your application must be made online .

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Embassy of Ireland, Vietnam

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Ireland

Please be advised that the Embassy of Ireland, Vietnam website has moved and this page is no longer being updated. The Embassy website is now available at Ireland.ie/hanoi .

Visa Information

Who needs a visa.

Whether you need a visa to travel to Ireland depends on what country you're from. Visit the Irish Immigration Service Travel Path for more information regarding your personal requirements for travelling to Ireland.

Information on visa requirements for transiting through Ireland is available here

Please note that Ireland is not party to the Schengen Agreement, and a Schengen visa or residence permit does not entitle you to travel to Ireland without a visa.

Unless you qualify for the Short Stay Visa Waiver Programme or the British Irish Visa Scheme a valid UK visa does not entitle you to travel to Ireland without a visa. Further information on these schemes is available on the website of the Irish Immigration Service .

Note : A visa allows you to travel to Ireland only. It does not give you permission to enter the country or to stay here. An immigration officer at border control can refuse entry even if you have a visa.

Remember…

If you're a citizen of a non-EEA country, whether you need a visa or not, you will be subject to immigration control when you enter Ireland.

Types of Visa and Documentation

Full information on the different types of visas, required documentation, and how to apply can be found on the website of the Irish Immigration Service .

Information on applying for a short-stay (less than 90 days) tourist visa is available here .

Information on coming to work in Ireland is available here .

Information on coming to study in Ireland is available here .

Information on coming to join family in Ireland is available here .

Visa Appeals

If your visa application is refused, you will receive a letter from the visa office telling you why it has been refused and if you can appeal the decision.

Further information on appealing visa decisions is available on the website of the Irish Immigration Service

All appeals are handled directly by the Irish Immigration Service

How to Apply

You need to:

Complete the online application form

This will generate an application summary form and declaration at the end, which you must print, sign and date.

Gather your supporting documentation, passport photograph and fee.
Submit your application

To complete the process, you must submit your passport and supporting documents for processing. Where you submit your application depends on where you are living. The summary application form will direct you to the relevant Embassy, Consulate or Visa Application Centre.

Check the website of the relevant Embassy or Consulate for further information on how to submit your application for processing

If you applied at an Embassy or Consulate, they will contact you once a decision on the visa application has been made.

If you applied directly to an Irish Immigration Service Visa Office or if your application was referred to the Irish Immigration Service for a decision, you can check the Irish Immigration Service Visa Decision Weekly Listing using your reference number.

On Arrival in Ireland

Further information on what to expect on arrival in Ireland can be found on the website of the Irish Immigration Service .

Information on entry for EU/EEA and Swiss nationals is available here .

Information on entry for non-EU, non-EEA and non-Swiss nationals is available here .

Information on travelling with children is available here .

Information on transiting through Ireland is available here .

Check the website of the Irish Immigration Service for information on preclearance and entry visa fees, including information on visa fee exemptions.

You can also contact your local Embassy or Consulate for more details on fees and payment methods

Payment Details

We accept the following forms of payment:

Payments to the Embassy must be made by bank transfer or by cash at our office in Hanoi. Please note we can under no circumstances accept credit card payments for this service.

If you are based in Vietnam, Cambodia or Lao PDR you can make a bank transfer directly to Vietnam Joint Stock Commerical Bank for Industry and Trade (VietinBank), as follows:

Telegraphic Transfer

Bank: Vietnam Joint Stock Commerical Bank for Industry and Trade (VietinBank) - Tay Thang Long Branch Bank Swift code: ICBVVNVX

Bank address: Xuan Mai Town, Chuong My District, Hanoi, Vietnam

Account name: DFA Ireland Vietnam Public Bank Account

Euro account number: 112649538888

VND account number: 112647828888

You can also deposit the fee by cash at any VietinBank branch within Vietnam (the above account details remain unchanged):

Note: Please enclose a copy of bank transfer or deposit slip with your application.

You are responsible for paying any bank fees associated with the transaction. If you have a non-Vietnamese bank account, you can avoid expensive transfer charges by going to the Embassy's bank and lodging the money directly to our account in cash. Please contact us for more information about this.

Don't forget...

You are responsible for paying any bank fees associated with the transaction. If you have a non-Vietnamese bank account, you can avoid expensive transfer charges by going to the Embassy’s bank and lodging the money directly to our account in cash. Please contact us for more information about this.

For individuals residing in Cambodia and Lao PDR, please note that you will need arrange a courier service to deliver your documents to the Embassy. When your application is complete, the Embassy will contact you, following which you will also need arrange a courier service to collect your documents from the Embassy in Hanoi and deliver them to you.

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Visas and permission to enter Ireland

Student visas to study in Ireland People from certain countries who wish to study in Ireland require visas. Find out more.

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C onsular Services for non-Vietnamese people in Ireland
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Visa and Consular service for people in Ireland

Note : This part is for non-Vietnamese people staying in Ireland. Irish citizens living in the UK (including Northern Ireland) should follow there instruction HERE . Tourist Visa Business Visa Diplomatic and Official Visa Legalisation Adoption of Vietnamese children Marriage Birth Certificate Criminal Record Certificate (Vietnamese Police check)

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As of 2023, Irish passports holders are required to obtain a valid visa to visit Vietnam and are eligible for a 30-day e-visa online. To apply for an e-visa, the following requirements must be met:

Irish passports must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the arrival date.
Passport has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Visitors from Ireland can apply for a visa for Vietnam using one of the three methods available below.

Visa on arrival
Visa at embassy

Vietnam visa fees for IE residents

Standard Processing time: e-Visa will be processed by 12:30 June 10, 2024 (Local Limerick time).

There are no national holidays being observed in the Ireland today (Thursday, May 30, 2024).
The upcoming public holiday is June Bank Holiday, which will occur in 3 days, 14 hours from now.

Holidays are calculated using the local time in Dublin.

Information for IE passports traveling to Vietnam

Irish citizens need a visa to enter Vietnam for tourism, business, or other purposes. There are two ways to obtain a visa for Vietnam:

Apply for an e-visa online through the Vietnam official immigrant website.
Obtain a visa on arrival with a visa approval letter in advance.

There is no Vietnam Embassy in Ireland, you need to contact the embassy in the UK for assistance.

Visa requirements in brief:

How to apply for a Vietnamese visa on an Irish passport

Irish passport holders are eligible for a Vietnam e-visa for tourism and business purposes. The e-visa is valid for stays up to 30 days with a single entry. If you expect an extended stay, you need to contact the Vietnam Embassy in the UK. To get an e-visa you need:

Open the official website for Vietnam's e-Visa application: https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn
Upload scanned copies of your passport data page and passport photo in .jpg format.
Fill in all required information from your passport data page.
Fill in all required information regarding your trip to Vietnam.
Pay the e-Visa fee of 25 USD ~ 23 Euros using one of the available payment methods.
Receive a registration code. Be sure to save this number for future reference.

Irish nationals wishing to apply for a visa in person must go to the Vietnam Embassy in the UK. Here are the necessary steps in the application process:

Fill out the visa application form (available on the embassy’s website).
Provide a passport-sized photo and details of your passport.
Pay the visa fee.
Submit the completed application.
Wait for the visa to be processed and receive it via mail or in person.

You can apply for a visa approval letter online and pick up your visa on arrival. With this method, you do not need to go to the Vietnam Embassy in the UK.

Apply online for an approval letter by contacting a travel agency or visa company based in Vietnam.
Pay the fee and wait to receive the approval letter by email.
Print out the approval letter and prepare two passport-sized photos.
When you arrive at the Vietnam airport, show all the required documents (approval letter, passport photos, and entry/exit form) to get your visa stamped.

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Travel tips for Irish citizens visiting Vietnam

There are a variety of flight options between Ireland and Vietnam that you can choose from. Each connecting flight requires at least one or two stops. Airlines that offer flights between the two countries are Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Malaysian Airlines and so on.

Dublin - Ho Chi Minh City

Dublin - Hanoi

Climate : Vietnam has a tropical climate, which is characterized by high temperatures and humidity levels year-round while Ireland has a temperate maritime climate with milder temperatures and frequent rainfall.
Temperature : The average temperature in Vietnam ranges from 20 to 30 degrees Celsius (68-86°F) depending on the region while the figure for Ireland is from 4 to 19 degrees Celsius (39-66°F).
Weather : Vietnam features two distinct seasons: the dry season (November to April) and the rainy season (May to October). During the rainy season, Vietnam experiences heavy rainfall and occasional typhoons. By contrast, Ireland has four distinct seasons: winter (December to February), spring (March to May), summer (June to August), and autumn (September to November). During the winter months, the nation experiences cold temperatures and occasional snowfall, while the summer months are generally mild and sunny.

Questions and Answers (13)

I just have a question about the requirement to list the address you will be residing in while in Vietnam. I was hoping to move from place to place, likely staying in hostels as I go. Is this an issue? Will I need to show exactly where I plan to stay for the whole trip?

@Shane, it is not required to fill in all the addresses where you will be staying in Vietnam. Just provide the first one and explain the other places you will visit in the comment box.

we are travelling to vitenam via cruise ship with 3 consecutive stops. Halong Bay over night, Chan May and Phu My. we will be getting off the ship 4 times. do we need a 1 month multiple entry or 1 month single entry visa. (traveling as Irish)

If you do not visit other countries during your stay in Vietnam, you will only need a single entry visa. However, we also advise that you contact your cruise operator for further information.

What address do I put if on a cruise and Vietnam is one of the stops?

You can use the port name and city of the port as your address for staying in Vietnam.

Hi , I applied for an evisa for myself and my 2 daughters and submitted everything, however I have been denied as they said I never stated where I was residing during my stay . But in my application I did state where I was staying. So what should I do ?

We believe you missed the address information, which is why your e-visa application was declined. You can update your existing e-visa application information or contact the Immigration office for assistance.

I have an Irish passport but live in the UK do I need a visa ?

@Pauline Doughty, We are afraid that Irish passport holders still require a valid visa to visit Vietnam no matter where you are residing (Ireland or UK).

We are travelling to Vietnam on 15th oh January 2024 until 8th February 2024. We might leave for Seoul South Korea for just two days in the middle of the holiday for work. Does this complicate the Visa process please? Also my wife’s passport expires currently 18/08/24, is this a problem for our trip to Vietnam and should we renew now please? Thank you :)

@Nick O'Keeffe,

1 - You can apply for a 1 month multiple entry to cover all your entries into Vietnam, one from Ireland and one from Seoul back.

2 - There is no problem with your passport; you can enter Vietnam using your current passport that is valid until 18/08/24. However, be sure to leave Vietnam well before your passport's expiry date, ideally at least 1-2 months prior.

Planning to fly to Hanoi in December for 16 nights in Vietnam, departing from Ho Chi Minh. An overnight cruise on Halong bay is part of our itinerary. Will a single or multiple entry visa apply in this instance?

@Anne-Marie, You will only need a single entry in this case because no different visa is required for a cruise trip in Halong bay.

Planning to travel to Ho Chi Minh on the 30th December 2023 for a period of approx. 45 days from Thailand (Irish Passport Holder) is the new 3 month multi entry visa the most applicable for a "tourist" or "holiday" visa? Many Thanks

@Kevin, Yes, 3 month multiple entry e-visa is the only option to stay in Vietnam for longer than 30 days as a tourist. You can apply online through the official website below:

https://dichvucong.bocongan.gov.vn/bocongan/bothutuc/tthc?matt=26277

Hi I’m travelling to Vietnam 1st September for a 3 week trip. I would like to go to Cambodia for some of that time. Do i need a separate or multi entry visa? If so How do I get that? Tx

@Ruth Moore, Starting from 15 August, you will be able to apply for a 3-month multi-entry e-visa that allows you to enter/leave Vietnam for multiple times within a 3-month period.

Hi, I am planning to travel to Vietnam in October and I am an Irish passport holder. Does the 45 day exemption also apply to Irish passport holders? It does not seem to be listed but the UK is!

@Susan Price, We are afraid that the list of countries eligible for 45-day visa exemption has not been confirmed or released yet, so we are not sure if Irish passports are exempt from visas for Vietnam in the coming months.

I Am arriving in november by air from Ireland. How early do I need to apply for an evisa?

@Michael Lawless, You can apply for an e-visa as soon as you wish. However, we advise that you wait until a closer date (mid-September) to apply for one to ensure that your plans do not change!

I am from Ireland going to Vietnam in January next year. Is my only option a 30 day e-visa? It is hard to find up to date information online. Is it not possible to get a via on arrival for 3 months anymore? I want to spend a total of 2 months in Vietnam and would prefer not to have to do a visa run.

@Aisling O'Sullivan, There is a proposal for 3 month evisa coming this June. If you are not traveling until Jan 2024, we advise that you wait for the e-visa policy update here:

https://www.myvietnamvisa.com/vietnam-visa-policy-updates-news.html

Your website shows that visas on arrival are temporarily unavailable. Can you please advise how I can obtain a visa. I plan to travel to Hanoi from 29th April to 3rd May. I am an Irish passport holder.

@Chris O' Connor, Irish nationals are eligible for the e-visa program, which means that they can apply for an e-visa in order to enter Vietnam. You can find a detailed guide on how to apply for an e-visa here .

Frequently asked questions

1. are irish nationals eligible for vietnam visa exemption.

Ireland is NOT included in the Vietnam visa exemption list so you are required to obtain a visa for Vietnam entry.

2. Can Irish nationals obtain a visa on arrival if entering Vietnam by air?

Vietnam visa on arrival is available for Irish passport holders traveling by air with an approval letter in advance.

3. How much is a tourist e-visa in Vietnam?

The e-visa fee for a tourist visa is 25 USD ~ 23 Euros with a validity of up to 30 days, single entry only.

4. Is there a Vietnam Embassy or Consulate General in Ireland?

There is neither Vietnam Embassy nor Consulate General in Ireland. If you need a visa to Vietnam in person, you can contact the Vietnam Embassy in the UK at 12-14 Victoria Rd., London W8-5rd, the UK.

5. Can citizens of the Ireland apply for an e-visa to visit Vietnam?

Yes, Irish residents are eligible to apply for an e-visa for Vietnam. You can find the information for getting an e-visa from Ireland here .

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Tourist Visas for Vietnam Now Available Online

Leisure visitors to Vietnam from 40 countries, including Ireland, the UK and Poland, are now able to apply for an electronic visa online. The Tourist eVisa is valid for 30 days, for single entry and costs US$25.00.

The first eVisa holder to enter Vietnam, British national Richard Wilson (above), arrived at Saigon’s Tan Son Nhat International Airport on 4th February.

The English-language website for eVisa applications is at: https://www.immigration.gov.vn/

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Visa to Vietnam for citizens of Ireland

If you are going to travel to Vietnam as a tourist, for studying, business, to visit relatives or for any other reason you will need to obtain a visa. It should be issued by the Embassy of Vietnam before travelling to Vietnam. However, you are not required to obtain a visa for transiting through the airport. The embassy of Vietnam is located in London. Your passport will be sent to our London office and they will organize your visa application and the whole process.

List of documents required for Vietnamese holiday visa application:

- Original passport with at least 6 months of remaining validity from the travelling date with at least one blank page left.

- Completed visa application form .

- One colour picture taken not earlier that twelve months before the application date (4 x 6 cm)

- In case you are applying for a multiple entry visa please send travel itinerary as well

To apply for Vietnamese business visa you will need to submit the same set of documents plus:

- Invitation letter from by your Vietnamese that should include full address and contact number. The invitation letter should state the purpose of the visit and stay duration;

- Letter from current employer with same information

Processing time: 5 business days

It might also be possible to request for rush service which will take 2 business days after the receipt of complete application, but will involve extra processing fee.

There is also an option for the next day processing which is the most expensive option.

Application procedure and fee for children are the same as adults if the children have their own passports. If children are recorded passports of their parents you will not need separate visas for them and will not need to pay for them, but you will need to include them into your application and attach one photo. For children under 14 parents sign the applications.

Vietnam Holiday and Business Visa

Practically, all foreigners travelling to Vietnam will need this visa. If you obtain the holiday visa you you can travel to Vietnam for up to 30 days. You cannot obtain the visa earlier than 6 months before the departure date.

According to Vietnamese regulations, the holiday visa has one month validity. However, you can extend it for another month at a later stage. Please note that you will not be entitled to work if you have this type of visa and you will have to leave Vietnam once the visa has expired.

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General questions about the vietnam visa.

Do you have the nationality of Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria or Switzerland? In that case, you always need to have a visa for a holiday or business trip to Vietnam. Do you have the nationality of the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Germany or Spain? In that case, you only need a visa for a holiday or a business trip to Vietnam if you intend to stay in Vietnam for longer than 45 days. Are you only travelling to Vietnam for a transit? If you do not leave the airport transit area in Vietnam in between, are staying there for less than 24 hours, and if your luggage is already checked in on your first flight to your final destination, you do not need a visa. Do you want to access your luggage in between flights, or leave the airport? Then you need to apply for a visa. You can easily apply for your Vietnam visa online using your phone, tablet, laptop or computer. This so-called e-visa allows you to stay in Vietnam for up to 90 days. Apply for the Vietnam visa now

Are you travelling to Vietnam for a holiday or business trip and are you not intending to stay for longer than 90 days? In that case, you can use the so-called Vietnam e-visa . You can easily apply for this particular visa online. It is suitable for arrival by plane (cruise) ship, train or for other arrivals by land. You will receive this visa by e-mail as a PDF document. You therefore do not need to visit the consulate or an embassy for your visa. Apply online for the Vietnam e-visa now Do you want to stay in Vietnam for more than 90 days, or do you wish to live, study or work in Vietnam? If so, schedule an appointment at a consulate or embassy . There you can apply for a physical visa, which will be affixed to your passport by a consular officer once the visa is granted. When doing so, keep in mind that the costs will be higher and the delivery times will be longer in comparison to the online e-visa application process. A few years ago, you could also apply for a visa on arrival in Vietnam (VOA). The VOA has since been phased out and so can no longer be applied for. As a substitute, the electronic Vietnam visa is now available instead.

With an electronic Vietnam visa , you can enter the country once for a holiday or business trip. This business or tourist visa has a validity period of 90 days. When completing the application form, enter the date on which the validity period should start. Both your arrival date and departure date must fall within this validity period. After applying for the Vietnam visa, you cannot change the starting date of the validity period. However, you may still change your arrival and departure dates, as long as they both fall within the validity period, which is also stated on your visa. Do you wish to stay in Vietnam for more than 90 days? You can extend your e-visa after arriving in Vietnam, but this process is quite complicated and costly. It is easier to leave Vietnam for a short time and apply for a new e-visa in a neighbouring country. If you are not comfortable with that, apply for another visa type before departure. You can do that by making an appointment at a Vietnam consulate or embassy .

To be able to use the online application process of the Vietnam visa, you need to meet a few requirements: • You are a national of the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Switzerland or any (other) country in the European Union. • You have a passport that is valid for at least 6 more months from the date you arrive in Vietnam. An emergency passport or a German child passport will not be accepted, but a diplomatic passport is accepted. Do you only possess an identity card, residence permit, child passport or emergency passport, or is your passport no longer valid long enough? Then it is recommended applying for a new passport first. A visa that has been applied for with a document other than the passport you are travelling with is not valid. • You have a business or tourist travel purpose. You are allowed to travel to Vietnam for a holiday, a visit to friends or family, a business trip conference or any other type of business meeting. • You will only travel in and out of Vietnam through: - International airports: Cat Bi (HPH), Cam Ranh (CXR), Can Tho (VCA), Da Nang (DAD), Noi Bai (HAN), Phu Bai (HUI), Phu Quoc (PQC) or Tan Son Nhat (SGN) - Border crossings: Bo Y, Cha Lo, Cau Treo, Huu Nghi, Ha Tien, Lao Bao, Lao Cai, La Lay, Moc Bai, Mong Cai, Nam Can, Na Meo, Song Tien, Tinh Bien, Tay Trang or Xa Mat - Seaports: Chan May, Da Nang, Duong Dong, Hon Gai, Hai Phong, Nha Trang, Quy Nhon, Ho Chi Minh City or Vung Tau • You do not pose a risk to the security of Vietnam and its citizens, for example because of a serious communicable disease or mental illness. You have also not been deported from the country by the Vietnamese immigration authorities in the past three years. Apply for your Vietnam visa now In addition to the aforementioned requirements of the Vietnam visa , keep in mind the validity period and maximum duration of stay in Vietnam .

The Vietnamese immigration service does not ask about possible offences or crimes that travellers have committed in the past. The form only requires you to indicate whether you have been deported from Vietnam in the past 3 years. This means you can apply for the Vietnam visa even if you have a criminal record. The application does have a higher chance of being rejected if you have committed a criminal offence in the past that the Vietnamese immigration service is aware of.

Is your purpose of travel tourist or business, and will you stay in Vietnam for no more than 90 days? Then you do not need to visit an embassy, consulate or other visa agency for your visa application. Simply apply for the visa online using the digital application form on this website. To complete the application process, all you need to do is pay the fee and provide a photograph and passport scan. You can do that too easily through the website.

The coronavirus measures have been changed a lot over time. That is why it is highly recommended to check the page with the recent coronavirus measures in Vietnam well before departure, and just before departure. Check what coronavirus rules you need to keep in mind

Questions about the online application process

You can easily apply for the Vietnam visa online . To do so, you can use a smartphone, tablet, or computer. First, open the application form of the Vietnam visa. The application form will ask for your contact details, travel plans and some personal details of each traveller. Fill in all the details carefully, paying particular attention to the passport details of each traveller in your application. Completing the form will take five to ten minutes. Open the Vietnam visa application form After submitting all required details through the form, you will be redirected to the payment page. On this page, you can make the payment for the Vietnam visa easily and securely by Visa, Mastercard, American Express or PayPal. Once the payment is made, you will receive an email confirmation. To complete the application process, you need to provide two more documents for each traveller: a photograph and a scan or photo of the passport. Once these documents are submitted, the visa specialists at e-Visa.ie will check whether your documents meet all the requirements. You will receive an email stating whether your documents are in order. If your documents are not approved, you can submit them again. Once you receive confirmation that your documents have been approved, you do not need to do anything more. Your application will then be processed. On average, the visa is granted after 13 days. In the case of an urgent application, it is granted after 5 days on average.

It is not necessary to have planned the entire trip before applying for your Vietnam visa, nor do you need to have made any bookings yet. However, it is important that you know when you are travelling to Vietnam. In the application form, you need to indicate a starting date of the Vietnam visa and the date of your last day in Vietnam after which an issued visa would already expire. The validity of your visa only starts and lasts up to and including these respective dates. If you arrive in Vietnam later than this starting date or if you have entered an earlier end date, you will not be allowed to stay in Vietnam for the full 90 days or even a shorter period of stay after visa expiry. You may not arrive in Vietnam earlier than the starting date of your visa. In the Vietnam visa application form , you must also indicate where you are entering and leaving the country. You do not have to leave Vietnam through the same location you entered the country. Officially, you are not allowed to enter or exit Vietnam through any location other than the location listed in the application form. Many stories circulate of travellers who have done so anyway and encountered no problems. However, no one can guarantee that a Vietnam immigration officer will allow you to do so. In addition, some airlines will only take you if the actual arrival and/or departure location is listed on your visa. Please check the list of all arrival and departure locations in Vietnam where you are welcome with an e-visa on the Vietnam visa requirements page. In the form, you should also indicate an initial overnight address. Have your plans changed at a later date, and will you spend the night somewhere else? This is not an issue, and you do not need to inform the Vietnamese immigration service.

You can submit the visa application as soon as you know when you will be travelling to Vietnam, at which locations you will arrive and depart, and have found a first place to stay. You are advised to submit the application well in advance so that you can plan your stay in Vietnam hassle-free. Your application will be processed immediately once submitted. The validity of the visa starts from the date you specify as your arrival date in Vietnam.

Yes, you can submit an application for someone else, but you will need the consent of that traveller. Once the application form is filled in, all details must be read out to the traveller for whom you are filling in the application. This person must confirm that all details are complete and correct. Do you want to submit an application for a minor child? In this case, one of the parents must confirm that all details are complete and correct. Alternatively, you can submit a group application for several travellers at the same time. To do this, you can click the ‘Add a travellerʼ button in the application form . This avoids the need to fill in all contact and travel details again.

No, that is no longer possible. Apply for your e-visa well before departure, to travel to Vietnam without any problems. You do not need an invitation letter or approval letter to do so. A few years ago, it was still possible to obtain a visa on arrival in Vietnam (VOA). To obtain a VOA in Vietnam, you had to apply for a so-called “approval letter” even before you left for Vietnam. Both applying for the approval letter and obtaining the actual visa on arrival required payment. On arrival in Vietnam, it was also necessary to join a long queue to pay the so-called “stamping fee”. The total cost of obtaining a VOA was higher than the cost of the Vietnam e-visa . As a result of the introduction of the e-visa Vietnam, you will not only save the higher cost of the VOA, but also the long queue on arrival in Vietnam.

The application form consists of three parts. The first section asks for your contact details, i.e. your e-mail address, phone number and residential address. In the second part, you need to provide some travel details. To complete this part, you must have already made some travel plans. You need to know when you will arrive in Vietnam, where you will arrive, where you will leave the country, and you need to provide the address of your first accommodation. You do not need to arrive in Vietnam on the starting date of your visa. You may also arrive a few days later, but it is not possible to arrive in Vietnam earlier than the date you filled in. Read more about the validity period of your visa here. The last section requires you to provide the passport details of each traveller in your application. This is the most important part of the application form, so make sure all information is 100% correct. It is best to keep the passports of all travellers at hand in advance so that you can go through the application form quickly and carefully. Open the application form Once the form has been completed, you will be redirected to the payment page to pay the cost of the visa . This can be done safely and easily via Visa, MasterCard, American Express or PayPal. As soon as the payment has been made, you will need to provide two more documents for each traveller: a photograph and a photo or scan of the passport. The photograph may also be a selfie, as long as it is sharp, the traveller looks straight into the camera with a serious expression and the background is light and even. Moreover, the photograph should not be older than 6 months. For the digital copy of your passport provided, all data must be clearly legible and no part should be covered, e.g. by a finger. You may also submit these documents at a later date. Keep in mind that your application cannot be processed until all documents have been submitted in good order.

A UK passport number consists of 9 digits and no letters. The letter o never appears in the British passport number. So it always involves the number 0. An Irish passport number always starts with the letter P and then followed by another letter and 7 digits. Are you applying for a visa through e-Visa.ie? Then we will always check that you have not swapped the letter O and number 0. If this mistake is detected, it will always be corrected immediately, so you can still travel without any problems. Have you submitted a visa application through another website? If so, in most cases this error will not be corrected and your visa may be invalid. It is not possible to still change a passport number; you will have to apply for a completely new visa.

The Vietnam visa costs € 54,95 per traveller. This is the total price of the visa, made up of the consular fee for the approval of the application by the Vietnam Immigration Department, the service fee charged by e-Visa.ie for processing the application and VAT. For urgent applications, a surcharge of € 17,50 per traveller is charged. The cost per traveller always remains the same, even if you submit a group application. In the application form, you are given the option to offset the carbon emissions of your trip and/or register your trip with the embassy. These are voluntary options that can be booked for a surcharge. The exact price for this depends on your travel destination and nationality and is clearly indicated in the application form . This article provides further explanation on CO2 offsetting through e-Visa.ie.

The average delivery time for the Vietnam visa is 13 days. If you need the visa at short notice, you can also submit an urgent application. These are issued after 5 days on average. The delivery time only starts when all required documents are received in good order. The times mentioned are not maximum delivery times or guarantees, but averages. In many cases, applications are approved faster, but sometimes delays in processing visa applications occur. This can happen, for example, when the Vietnamese immigration service is busy, when there is a technical glitch or during Vietnamese holidays. As a result, it is not possible to guarantee a delivery time. You are advised to submit your application as early as possible, preferably several weeks before your planned departure to Vietnam. Have you chosen for an urgent application? In that case, your Vietnam visa application will be processed faster. A visa specialist at e-Visa.ie always processes your urgent application within 24 hours, checking for the most common entry and submission errors. This happens even outside office hours and usually within one hour. If an error is discovered, you will be contacted immediately so that the necessary adjustments can be made and the application can still be processed quickly. If everything is in order with your application, it will be handed over to the Vietnam Immigration Department immediately. A surcharge of € 17,50 applies to urgent deliveries. Apply for your Vietnam visa now

After submitting your visa application

After your visa application and required documents have been submitted, you will receive a confirmation email. This email will contain a link to your personal status page, where you can view the status of your application at any time. Once your application has been approved, you can view and download your visa in PDF format from the status page. At the same time, you will also receive an email and text message confirming that your application has been processed. The visa is an official travel permit for Vietnam that has been prepared and vetted by the Vietnam Immigration Department. Print each visa twice. You do not have to do this in colour. On arrival in Vietnam, you must hand in one copy. You must hand in the other copy when you leave Vietnam again. Keep the printed documents in your hand luggage, so you can show them even if you do not have access to your checked-in luggage. It is recommended to check that the details in your visa are correct after receiving it. It is particularly important that each travellerʼs passport details are error-free. Carefully check that the passport number, issue and expiry dates, full names, sex and date of birth are 100% correct. Is there an error in these details? Then your visa is invalid. It is no longer possible to change the details once the Vietnamese immigration service has started processing your application. If you discover an error at a later date, you will have to apply for a completely new Vietnam visa .

Once you have made the payment for your visa application for Vietnam, you will receive a confirmation email. This email will contain a link to your personal status page. On that page, you can see the status of your visa application for Vietnam at any time. Each time there is an update on your personal status page, you will also receive an email. The average Vietnam visa delivery time is 13 days. Please note that this delivery time only starts once you have provided all the necessary details and documents in good order. Also keep in mind that this refers to average delivery times, these are explicitly not maximum delivery times. Have you been waiting for your visa for longer than the average delivery time? Be sure to check your personal status page first, as it will state whether it is wise to contact us about this. Delivery can sometimes be delayed, for example due to random checks or public holidays in Vietnam. An above-average processing time does not mean it is more likely for your visa to be rejected. Take note: applications within a group application are always inspected individually. As a result, there are sometimes several days between the assessment of different applications within a group application. Have you not received any emails yet? Sometimes emails end up in the unwanted messages folder, often called spam box or junk folder. First check this folder if you can find an email with the subject “Visa application Vietnam received” or “Documents required for visa application Vietnam”. Cannot find an email there either? You can also look up the status of your application on this page .

e-Visa.ie processes visa application almost immediately after the documents have been submitted. From the moment your application is processed, it cannot be changed. In many cases, changes are not necessary at all. In these cases, your visa remains valid, and you do not need to apply for a new visa: • You are planning to travel to Vietnam on a later date than the starting date of your visa • You intend to leave Vietnam earlier than the date you entered under "Last day in Vietnam" • Your accommodation address has changed/is not correct • Your home address or other contact information are not correct Has your arrival or departure location changed? There have been cases where travellers arrived at a different airport in Vietnam than indicated in the visa and did not experience any problems. The same applies to travellers who entered an incorrect departure location. However, this is no guarantee that an incorrect arrival or departure location will never cause issues. Do you want to be sure you can travel to Vietnam without issues if your arrival or departure location has changed? In that case, the advice is to submit a new application with the correct details. Some mistakes are always problematic and will make your visa invalid. In that case, you will have to submit a new application for the Vietnam visa. In these cases, your visa is invalid: • You want to travel to Vietnam earlier than the validity period of your visa. • You want to leave Vietnam later than the date entered under 'Last day in Vietnam' • Your name is misspelled (see also the question “My name is misspelled on the visa, what should I do?”) • Your passport number, nationality or the country code of your passport is incorrect • The date of issue and/or expiry of the passport are incorrect • The gender on the visa does not match the gender on your passport • Your date of birth is incorrect Apply for a new Vietnam visa now

Do you have an accent or punctuation mark in your name, such as an ü, ä, ö, ç, é, è, ê, ñ of ß? These letters are changed automatically. Special characters in the name, such as umlauts and diaeresis, are not accepted by the immigration serviceʼs system. The name is therefore converted as it appears in the machine-readable part of the passport. These are the two lines containing many “ ��” characters at the bottom of the plastic or laminated page in your passport. The top of these two lines contains your name (right after the country code). Is your name there spelled the same as on your visa? Then everything is in order and you can travel to Vietnam without any problems. Does the misspelling have nothing to do with an accent or punctuation mark? Then you probably misspelled your name yourself and the visa is invalid. Is someone elseʼs name on your visa, or is part of your name missing? This may be a consequence of your browserʼs autocomplete function. It is your responsibility to submit the correct data. On the verification page, just before paying, you still had the chance to check all the details. The only way to correct this is to apply for a completely new Vietnam visa .

In most cases, visa applications for Vietnam are approved. In the extremely rare case where your application does get rejected, it is very difficult to find out the reason for the rejection. The Vietnamese immigration service never gives an exact reason why a visa application is rejected. Usually, the rejection is due to one of the following reasons: • You do not meet the requirements for the Vietnam e-visa • You (knowingly or unknowingly) did not fill in the application form correctly • You have not completed the application form in full • The documents do not meet the requirements After your application has been rejected First, check whether you filled in the application form correctly. Most of the details can be found in the first confirmation email you received from e-Visa.ie. Check that all the details are 100% correct. Did you spot a mistake? Then submit a new visa application with the correct details . Cannot find any mistakes? Then do not submit a new application. Chances are that a second application will also be rejected. Your visa application has been rejected for an unknown reason If you do not know why your application was rejected, but still want to travel to Vietnam, you are advised to apply for a physical visa for Vietnam at the Vietnam embassy , which in most cases will still allow you to travel to Vietnam. You will be refunded the full purchase cost of your visa if your visa application is rejected through e-Visa.ie This does not apply to applications from travellers whose visa application for Vietnam has previously been rejected. e-Visa.ie cannot be held responsible for any damage caused by a delayed or rejected visa application. Read more about this in the terms and conditions .

It is not possible to extend a visa for Vietnam through e-Visa.ie However, you can extend the visa in Vietnam. To do so, you must submit an application to an office of the Vietnamese immigration service. This application must be made in Vietnamese, which sometimes makes it very difficult to arrange. There are also a number of travel agencies in the country that can extend the visa for you for a surcharge. As this is a complicated and costly process, visa extensions are generally not advised. In most cases, it is easier to leave the country within the validity period of your visa and reapply for the e-visa from abroad. Apply for your Vietnam e-visa now

Your visa application can still be cancelled until it is processed by the Vietnamese immigration service. This happens almost immediately after the passport scans and passport photos are provided. After this, you cannot cancel the application. Most travellers want to receive their visa as soon as possible, so there is no reflection period or withdrawal period in force. This is also stated in the terms and conditions that you agreed to by ticking a box while filling in your application.

Other/other questions

A visa and passport are also required for children to travel to Vietnam. All information on this page also applies to minors. Is your child travelling without one or more of the parents/guardians? To prevent child abduction, special rules are in force for minors travelling abroad without one or more of their parents/legal guardians. In this case, the child must carry a written consent signed by both parents/all legal custodians. Furthermore, minors are advised to always carry a copy of the ID card or passport of each person with custody. For more information, visit the government page on this subject .

The information on this page is not from a doctor, so no medical advice can be given. For information on recommended vaccinations for your stay in Vietnam, please contact your doctor.

No. The Vietnamese immigration service always has the right to refuse you entry or deport you from the country. This may happen if the immigration service suspects you are travelling to Vietnam for a reason other than what you stated during the visa application. It is also possible that the immigration service decides that you pose a potential risk to the country and therefore does not allow you to travel into the country. In the vast majority of cases, however, entry to Vietnam should be without any problems.

You are allowed to take medication on your trip, but you should be aware of some rules. In many cases, you may need a declaration from your doctor. You can find out how to obtain this declaration and which medication this concerns on the NHS website .

After the application form is completed and before you are redirected to the payment page, you will be given the option to offset the CO2 emissions of your trip. By choosing this option, you pay a small surcharge that is fully invested in VCS-certified projects. VCS is one of the worldʼs best-known and most reliable certifiers of climate projects. Projects with this seal of approval are rigorously checked, so you can be sure that your contribution will actually have a positive climate effect. Some examples of projects this supports are reforestation campaigns in Zimbabwe, the development of renewable energy sources in Uganda or the installation of more energy-efficient cook tops in India. The amount of the contribution for CO₂ compensation depends on your destination. The contribution is calculated based on the CO2 emissions of your outbound and return flights. By selecting the CO₂ compensation option, you can easily ensure that you fly completely CO₂-neutral. You can read more about CO₂ compensation through e-Visa.ie in this article .

This website processes a lot of personal details. These include sensitive personal data, such as passport numbers, citizen service numbers and passport photos. You can expect it to be handled with care. e-Visa.ie ensures that your data is protected in accordance with the applicable privacy regulations (GDPR). To this end, both technical and organisational precautions have been taken. Your data is only processed via secure connections and stored encrypted. Your data is also deleted immediately if its storage is no longer necessary. e-Visa.ie has designed and reviewed its privacy policy in cooperation with Taylor Wessing, an internationally renowned law firm. Your personal details will only be processed in the execution of your order; applying for a visa for Vietnam. Your data will not be sold or used for other commercial purposes. Nevertheless, processing personal details always involves risks. Even if all precautions are followed. To obtain a Vietnam visa, your personal data may need to be shared with various government agencies. They assess whether you pose a security risk and whether your application will be approved. e-Visa.ie cannot influence these government bodies and what they do with your personal details. You can read more about this in the privacy policy .

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Vietnam visa in United Kingdom

Visa and Consular services for people in Ireland

The Embassy of Vietnam is the SOLE AUTHORITY responsible for issuing Vietnamese visas in the UK and Ireland. Fraudulently issued visa will be refused entry.

Please read the information below carefully before calling or emailing us. – Telephone enquires: 9:30-12:30 and 15:30-17:30 Monday to Friday. – Email enquiries will be replied within 24 hours.

Note : This part is for non-Vietnamese people staying in Ireland. Irish citizens living in the UK should follow the instruction HERE.

3. DIPLOMATIC AND OFFICIAL VISA

4. LEGALISATION

5. ADOPTION OF VIETNAMESE CHILDREN

6. MARRIAGE

7. BIRTH CERTIFICATE

8. CRIMINAL RECORD CERTIFICATE (Vietnamese Police check)

TOURIST VISA

For people staying in the Republic of Ireland and out of the UK, you can apply for a loose leaf visa which does not require you to hand in your passport, we will send you your visa by post. (Loose leaf visa is a document with your personal details and travel date, it must be presented with your passport upon arrival).

TOURIST VISA: General requirement

• Passport must be at least ONE MONTH valid prior to your proposed date of exit from Viet Nam (ex. Visa issued for 01st – 30th March 2016, passport expiration date must be from 30th April, 2016 onwards).

• Photo must NOT be taken more than one year ago.

• Check all information on the visa once received (especially passport number and visa date). Any error must be notified immediately and BEFORE your departure. The Embassy will NOT take any responsibility when visa problems arise upon arriving in Viet Nam and there will be no refund and compensation of applicable fees.

• The Embassy may request further supporting documents and will contact the applicant when necessary. The processing of applications with further supporting documents needed may take longer time.

TOURIST VISA: How to apply • Submit the following required documents by email:

1. Application form (Click to download WORD VERSION or PDF VERSION )

2. Scanned copy of the photo page of valid passport

3. A completed photo & address form, click here to download . The photo must be in colour, standard passport photo size (4x6cm or 3.5×4.5cm)

4. Proof of fee payment by bank transfer (screenshot of transaction or receipt)

• All required documents must be emailed to [email protected] before 12:30 pm in order for the approved visa to be posted on the next working day. Please mention in your email which type of service and posting you opt for.

• Applications made after 12:30pm on Friday and during the weekend will be processed on the next working day

• Successful email application will receive a confirmation email within 24 hours

• More than one visa may be returned in the same envelope

• Visas are returned by International Tracked and Signed or DHL (different postage charge)

• Visa fees vary according to the type of visa and length of stay. Please email: [email protected] (subject: “ Loose leaf fee enquiry – Your name & Nationality – Ireland ” for quick reply)

• Email [email protected] immediately if you do not receive visa after 10 working days since receiving the confirmation email

TOURIST VISA: Other important information: • Transit/Flight connection : In most cases you do not need a visa to enter/re-enter Viet Nam if you do not cross passport control/immigration when catching connecting flights. Please double check carefully with your travel agencies and airlines for specific requirements at your transit airports. This information cannot be confirmed by the Embassy.

If you cannot confirm whether you have to cross passport control/immigration or not, please consider applying for visa to avoid any problem during your transit.

• Online visa : As the Embassy cannot confirm the reliability of online visa services offered by many companies on the Internet, it is strongly recommended that travellers obtain suitable visas before entering Vietnam. The Embassy of Viet Nam in London is the sole competent authority to issue visa to Viet Nam in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. Fraudulently issued visa will be refused entry and fee is not refundable.

There have been reported cases of fraudulence and personal data theft when applying for online visa and cases of entry refusal on arrival when these types of online visa are applied through bogus/un-recognised websites with no connections to the Embassy. The Embassy cannot verify the validity of such visa and cannot provide assistances to travellers in case they are refused entry while using these types of visa.

In order to avoid any risks of personal data theft or losses through fraudulent use of credit/debit cards, travelers are strongly recommended not to provide personal information on untrusted websites.

• Visa will be valid from the DATE OF ENTRY (provided in the application form) and extend for 30 days or 90 days depending on the type of visa. You can enter Viet Nam on and after the DATE OF ENTRY and must leave before the visa expires.

• Visa procedure for children are the same as for adults if the children have their own passports. Children who are included in parents’ passports do not need separate visas and are not charged with applicable fees. However, their names must be stated in their parents application form with one accompanying photograph for each child. The parents must sign the applications on behalf of children under 14 years old.

• Amendments of the visa can be done only when the visa is still valid. Email [email protected] for necessary instruction.

• Applicable fees are for processing your application and the entry clearance decision-making service, not for the guaranteed delivery of a visa, therefore you will not be entitled to a refund should your application for entry to Viet Nam be refused

• The visa process is not bound to your travel plan. Please do not purchase air tickets/holiday packages to Viet Nam before you obtain a visa or you can be sure to obtain visa on time

• The Embassy is not responsible for any loss or damage of documents not required by us

• The Embassy is not responsible for any loss or damage of your passport and visa whilst being handled by post office or courier companies

• The Embassy reserves the right to ask for further documentation and information from the applicant and to refuse any visa application • After submitted, application cannot be cancelled and applicable fees are non-refundable.

BUSINESS VISA

For people staying in the Republic of Ireland, you can apply for a loose leaf visa which does not require you to hand in your passport, we will send you your visa by post. (Loose leaf visa is a document with your personal details and travel date, it must be presented with your passport upon arrival).

BUSINESS VISA: General requirement

• Passport must be at least ONE MONTH valid prior to your proposed date of exit from Viet Nam (ex. Visa issued for 01st – 30th March, 2016, passport expiration date must be from 30th April, 2016 onwards).

BUSINESS VISA: How to apply

• Required documents:

1. Application form (Click to download WORD VERSION or PDF VERSION)

2. Scanned copy of the photo page of valid passport

3. A completed photo & address form, click here to download. The photo must be in colour, standard passport photo size (4x6cm or 3.5×4.5cm)

4. Proof of fee payment by bank transfer (screenshot of transaction or receipt)

5. Invitation letter

6. Flight ticket or temporary flight booking

• All required documents must be emailed to [email protected] before 12:30 pm in order for the application to be processed on the same day. Please mention in your email which type of service and posting you opt for.

• Visa fees vary according to the type of visa and length of stay. Please email: [email protected] (subject: “Business loose leaf fee enquiry – Your name & Nationality – Ireland” for quick reply)

• Email [email protected] immediately if you do not receive visa after 10 working days since receiving confirmation email

BUSINESS VISA: Other important information:

• Transit/Flight connection: In most cases you do not need a visa to enter/re-enter Viet Nam if you do not cross passport control/immigration when catching connecting flights. Please double check carefully with your travel agencies and airlines for specific requirements at your transit airports. This information cannot be confirmed by the Embassy.

• Online visa: As the Embassy cannot confirm the reliability of online visa services offered by many companies on the Internet, it is strongly recommended that travellers obtain suitable visas before entering Vietnam. The Embassy of Viet Nam in London is the sole competent authority to issue visa to Viet Nam in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. Fraudulently issued visa will be refused entry and fee is not refundable.

Holders of diplomatic and official passports based in the UK and Ire
land will be granted visas GRATIS unless otherwise endorsed.
In addition to the procedure specified above, applicant must submit a Note Verbal or an official letter from the UK Foreign Office or the Ireland Department of Foreign Affairs, or diplomatic missions accredited to UK, Ireland, and international organisations.
British or Irish diplomats to be posted in Viet Nam are requested to inform the Embassy of his/her Position, title at the mission in Viet Nam, and name of the person that he/she is to replace.

LEGALISATION

In order to use your documents in Viet Nam, each document must be legalised by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (for United Kingdom), the Department of Foreign Affairs (for Ireland) or the Legalisation Offices in the UK Crown Dependencies (Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man), and then in turn legalised by the Embassy of Viet Nam in the UK.

(Please note that documents from UK Overseas Territories (Anguilla, Bermuda, British Virgin Island , Cayman Islands, Gibraltar, Turks and Caicos Islands) must be legalised by the Legalisation Office in the Overseas Territory concerned before being legalised by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office) .

For legalisation at the Embassy of Viet Nam, you need to submit to the Consular Section, Embassy of Vietnam in person or by post the following documents:

1. Legalisation Application Form : Click to download: WORD format, PDF format

2. Documents (original or copy) with ORIGINAL apostille stamp

3. A self-addressed envelope if you want your documents to be returned by post.

4. Legalisation fees : Please email us at [email protected] for details:

* For people with documents collected in the UK or returned by post to a UK/Ireland address: Email subject “ Legalisation from the UK/Ireland – Your name ”

* For people in Vietnam or people with documents returned by post to a Vietnamese address: Email subject “ Legalisation from Vietnam – Your name ”

* Note: – If your documents are NOT posted to the Embassy directly by applicant, but through a third party, to avoid document loss during the third party’s processing, applicant needs to put the Legalisation Application Form and Payment/Proof of payment in a sealed envelope addressed to “Embassy of Vietnam”, and include this envelope in the document package submitted.

– For documents returned by post, the Embassy can provide tracking number if requested.

ADOPTION OF VIETNAMESE CHILDREN

Documents of the Application Dossier :

An Application for Adoption of a Vietnamese Child .
A photocopy of the Marriage Certificate (for married couples).
Photocopies of the photo and signature pages of the Passport(s) .
A valid permit issued by the competent authority of the country of permanent residence of the adoptive applicant, which allows such applicant to obtain an adopted child.
Health Certificates issued by the competent health authorities not more than six months before the date of receipt of the adoption dossier confirming that the applicant has sufficient health, and no mental and contagious diseases. A bilingual form is attached for the applicant’s convenience.
Proof of prospective foster parent(s)’ adequate means of financial support for the rearing of the adopted child:
No Criminal Record Certificates for husband and wife issued by County Police not more than six months before the date of receipt of the adoption dossier.
A Power of Attorney from one spouse to the other entrusting him/her to complete the application procedure in Viet Nam when one of the spouses cannot go to Viet nam.

All the above- mentioned documents must be authenticated by the Embassy of Viet Nam after they have been certified the Department of Foreign Affairs of Ireland.

The above-mentioned 8 documents must be prepared in two sets and submitted to the Department of International Adoption, Ministry of Justice of Viet Nam. MARRIAGE

A non-Vietnamese citizen, seeking to get married to a Vietnamese national, may submit in person or by mail his/her file of required documents for marriage registration to the Embassy of Viet Nam in London for authentication before taking them to Viet Nam for subsequent procedures.

Documents to be authenticated by the Embassy:

A Regular Dossier Includes:

Application for Marriage Registration in Viet Nam
Affidavit of Marital Status will be sworn in front of a notary public in the United Kingdom within the last six months certifying that no marriage license or marriage record of the applicant has been found for the period from the beginning of legal age for marriage to date.
Medical Certificate issued by an authorized medical organization confirming that the applicant has no mental illnesses, or has a mental problem but not to the extent of losing consciousness of his/her own actions.
Certified copy of the photo and signature pages of the Passport .

NOTE: All documents must be certified by a Notary Public and the signatures of the Notary Public must be subsequently certified by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office/Department of Foreign Affairs before the documents are sent to the Embassy for authentication.

The foreigner that also has Vietnamese nationality must submit a Certificate of Single Status issued by the Embassy. Instructions can be found at http://vietnamembassy.org.uk/index.php?action=p&ct=VN_Giayxacnhanhonnhan

For Divorced and Widowed Applicants: In addition to the above-listed documents,

Divorcees are required to submit the Divorce Decree after it has been certified by a Notary Public, and subsequently authenticated by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Widows are to submit a photocopy of Death Certificate of the previous spouse after it has been certified by a Notary Public or and subsequently authenticated by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

Power of Attorney for Submission of Application: The foreign party can, with a power of attorney, entrust his or her fiancé to submit the application package.

BIRTH CERTIFICATE

A Vietnamese Birth Certificate is granted to a child:
born of two married Vietnamese citizens,
one of the parents is a Vietnamese citizen and the other is a stateless person
mother is a Vietnamese citizen and father is unknown

Dossiers include:

Application Form for Birth Certificate. For late applications, please download form here: APPLICATION FORM
The parents’ passports or notarised copy of parents’ passports.
The marriage certificate or notarised copy of marriage certicate.
Original birth record issued by the hospital of birth certificate issued by Irish authorities (full version that have names of parents).

2. For a child born of a Vietnamese citizen and a foreign citizen, apart from above mentioned documents, the parents needs to submit a Declaration stating their acceptance that their child may carry Vietnamese citizenship. (FORM). The parents can bring their passports to the Embassy to sign the Declaration in front of the consular officer. If they can not come to the Embassy, they can sign the Declaration in front of the Notary Public (who will certify their signatures) then post the Declaration together with the application to the Embassy.

Processing Time: Five working days, excluding the posting time.

CRIMINAL RECORD CERTIFICATE (Vietnamese Police check)

The Embassy does not have authority to issue the Criminal Record Certificate.

If you are residing in Viet Nam, you must submit the application for Criminal Record Certificate to the Provincial Department of Justice where you are residing.

If you left Vietnam, you need to apply at the National Center for Criminal Record in Viet Nam. You are able to authorise a person in Viet Nam to submit the application to the National Center for Criminal Record Check on your behalf or submit application by post to the National Center for Criminal Record in Viet Nam.

Please see the detailed instruction at the following link:

http://ttlltp.moj.gov.vn/qt/thongbao/Pages/thong-bao.aspx?ItemID=43

or download: The Guidance and the Postage fee for returning Criminal Record to the UK.

If you submit application and receive Criminal Record by post, please fill the form in English and Vietnamese (Download: English form | Vietnamese form) and registration for receiving Criminal Record (Download)

If you authorise somebody to submit the application to the Criminal Record Certificate on your behalf , please complete the application form English and Vietnamese (Download: English form | Vietnamese form) and Authorisation letter (Download)

You have to bring to the filled Form/ authorisation letter, passport, proof of residence in Viet Nam to the Viet Nam Embassy in London to have your signatures and copies certified by the Embassy. After that, you can post these documents to National Center for Criminal Record or the authorised person in Viet Nam to submit to the National Center for Criminal Record Check on your behalf.

CONTACT THE EMBASSY

Embassy of Viet Nam (Consular Section)

12-14 Victoria Road,

London W8 5RD

Tel: 0207 937 1912

Fax: 0207 565 3853 or 0207 937 6108

Email: [email protected]

Direction to the Embassy: The Embassy is located on Victoria Road, off Kensington High Street and Kensington Gardens. Nearest Underground stations: High Street Kensington and Gloucester Road.

Opening Time: 09.30 to 12.30 ONLY , Monday to Friday Please note that there is NO appointment system at the Embassy. PUBLIC HOLIDAYS 2017 – 2018

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Requirements, documentation, and application instructions for Vietnamese travel visas for citizens of Ireland in 2024

For people of IRELAND, Vietnam is a popular tourism destination nowadays. Make sure you know how to apply for a travel visa to Vietnam. This is one of the most important things you can do to ensure that your trip to Vietnam is enjoyable. This article will assist you in understanding the pertinent facts on the prerequisites for obtaining a Vietnam travel visa as well as the application process for citizens of Ireland.

1/ Ireland nationals’ travel visa requirements for Vietnam 2024

Ireland often believes they don’t need a visa to visit Vietnam while getting ready to go there.

Please be aware, nevertheless, that IRELAND is not one of the nations excluded from the need for an entrance visa to Vietnam. Therefore, inhabitants of IRELAND must apply for a travel visa and fulfill the following entry requirements if they want to visit Vietnam:

Maintain an Irish passport in good standing for at least six months from the date of entry.
Have two empty passport pages for your visa stamp.

It is advised that travelers from IRELAND apply for their travel visas at least 10 days prior to their departure. A travel visa is necessary for tourist purposes.

2/ How to obtain a Vietnam travel visa for residents of Ireland in 2024

Ireland passport holders have three options for applying for a Vietnam travel visa: Embassy visa, Visa on arrival, and E-visa.

2.1/ People from Ireland can apply for a visa to visit Vietnam at the Vietnamese embassy

Holders holding an Irish passport may apply for a visa at a Vietnamese embassy or consulate. Please click this link to see the locations of the Vietnamese embassies and consulates in your nation:

https://www.vietnamimmigration.com/category/vietnam-embassy/

Processing time: The visa will be approved in 5 to 7 working days.

What paperwork is required for travellers from Ireland to apply for Vietnam travel visa at the embassy?

An original passport with a validity of at least six months.
2 white-background, 4×6-inch photographs
A visa application form
A few extra documents, such as an airline ticket and a hotel reservation, that attest to the traveler’s intent (if required)

2.2/ Request a Vietnam travel visa on arrival for citizens of Ireland

When applying for a visa on arrival, you must first get an approval letter for your travel document. You may then present this letter at the Vietnam airport to obtain your visa.

How do you apply?

Citizens of IRELAND can easily obtain a Vietnam travel visa upon arrival by following these 5 easy steps:

Apply online at https://www.vietnamimmigration.com/apply-vietnam-visa/ for an acceptance letter.
Complete the application form online
Verify and make a protected payment online
Get the authorization letter through email and print a paper copy.
Obtain a visa stamp upon arrival.

What paperwork is required for travellers from Ireland to apply for a visa on arrival for Vietnam?

Applicants from IRELAND do not need to submit any papers when asking for an approval letter online. However, the following documentation is needed in order to receive a stamp of a Vietnam travel visa upon arrival:

IRELAND Entry and departure forms, a passport, a letter approving a visa, and two passport-sized pictures (4x6cm)
Visa application fee (by cash)

2.3/ Ireland citizens can apply for a travel electronic visa for Vietnam

One of the 80 nations that may apply for an electronic visa online is IRELAND. The Department of Immigration of Vietnam granted this electronic visa. Vietnam’s e-visa has a 30-day maximum validity period and is single entry only.

The E-visa application procedure for inhabitants of Ireland is quick and entirely online. There are 5 stages in all, as follows:

Visit https://www.vietnamimmigration.com/apply-vietnam-visa/ , the official website for the Vietnam e-Visa Application.
Complete all required fields, upload a photo of the front and back of your passport, and remove your glasses.
Make the E-visa fee payment. 3 working days will be required for processing.
If you are given an electronic visa, you should print it before traveling to Vietnam.
You only need to present your passport and e-visa to receive an entry stamp when entering Vietnam.

What are the requirements for obtaining a Vietnam travel electronic visa for citizens of Ireland?

Applicants from IRELAND must be ready before applying for a Vietnam travel E-visa.

Ireland passports must have a minimum six-month validity period.
A picture or scanned copy of your whole passport data page.
A candid shot without glasses

In conclusion, although there are several options for Irish nationals to apply for a travel visa to Vietnam, doing so online is seen to be the most practical and time-saving option. Please feel free to write us at [email protected] with any further questions you may have regarding obtaining a Vietnam visa for travel.

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Ireland citizens are required to apply for valid visas to enter Vietnam for tourism and business purposes and meet the entry requirements:

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Ireland passport holders can choose one of the available methods below to apply for a visa to Vietnam:

1 - Visa at local embassy

There is currently no embassy of Vietnam in Ireland. If you are currently living outside of Ireland, you can you also contact the local embassy in the country where are residing.

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E-visa can be used at International airports, Land border gates, and Sea border gates

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Pay the fee and wait for 3-5 working days.
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