Vietnam 90 Day Visa and Multiple Entry E-Visa

A Vietnam 90 day visa is the 3-month e-visa, and with multiple entries it lets you leave and come back as often as you like until it expires. A multiple-entry visa for Vietnam also comes as a 1-month e-visa, and you can apply for a multiple-entry e-visa from $82 for 1 month or $98 for 3 months, government fee included. Below are what it lets you do, when you need it instead of single entry, the 90-day option, prices at every speed and how re-entry works.

The government fee is $50 for a multiple-entry e-visa and $25 for single entry. Prices last checked: 2026-10-24.

Multiple-entry e-visa at a glance:

What a multiple-entry e-visa lets you do

A multiple-entry e-visa lets you enter Vietnam, leave, and enter again on the same visa, any number of times, between its start and end dates. A single-entry e-visa ends the moment you leave.

This has been possible since 15 August 2023, when Vietnam raised the e-visa limit from 30 days with one entry to up to 90 days with single or multiple entries, according to the Vietnamese Embassy in Canada. Our Vietnam e-visa guide covers eligibility and the application.

Single or multiple entry: which you need

You need multiple entry only if you will leave Vietnam and come back during the same trip. If you fly in and fly out once, single entry is enough and cheaper.

Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs gives the same advice for Laos and Cambodia side trips. For a simple holiday, our page on tourist visa options compares the choices.

How the Vietnam 90 day visa works

The Vietnam 90 day visa is the 3-month e-visa: it covers stays of up to 90 days, with single or multiple entries. You set the start and end dates when you apply, and the visa is valid only between them.

A 90-day e-visa suits long trips, a season of travel between neighboring countries, or several visits within three months. Single entry costs from $47 through us; multiple entry from $82, the same as a 1-month e-visa. It cannot run past 90 days, and the dates cannot start before you apply, so pick them to cover the whole trip.

Multiple-entry e-visa prices

A 3-month Vietnam visa with multiple entries costs from $82 through us, the same as a 1-month one, government fee of $50 included. The table lists every speed.

The exact delivery time shows before you pay. If your e-visa arrives after the estimated delivery time shown at checkout, we refund 100%. Children under 14 pay a government fee of $25 even for multiple entry, as set by Circular No. 28/2026/TT-BTC and reported on the Vietnam Government's news site. Our full price table also covers single entry.

Re-entering Vietnam on the same e-visa

To re-enter on a multiple-entry e-visa, carry the same passport and the e-visa printout, and arrive before the e-visa's end date. The immigration officer checks the visa as on your first entry.

The UK government's travel advice notes that e-visas restrict you to the entry and exit points you select when you apply. On a loop through Cambodia or Laos, tell us every border gate you plan to use, and check them on our list of e-visa ports of entry.

When your route is clear, start your application and choose multiple entry. VietnamVisa-Easy.com is a private visa service operated by H2 Global Travel JSC since 2012, not a government website. You can apply directly at evisa.gov.vn for US$25.