Vietnam 90 Day Visa Multiple Entry

Yes, the Vietnam 90 day visa multiple entry option exists: since August 15, 2023, Vietnam issues e-visas valid for up to 90 days, single or multiple entry, to citizens of every country. Through us, a multiple-entry e-visa starts at $82 all-in and a single-entry one at $47, and a 90-day e-visa costs the same as a 30-day one. Below: single vs multiple entry, who needs which, prices at every speed, how the dates work and what to do when the 90-day limit is too short. You can apply for your e-visa with us once you know which type fits.

The Vietnam 90 day visa comes from Law 23/2023/QH15, which set the e-visa's maximum validity at 90 days and allowed single or multiple entry (law text on vbpl.vn, checked October 2026). The government fee is $25 for single entry and $50 for multiple entry; our prices include it.

The 90-day e-visa at a glance:

The choice between the two columns depends on one thing: whether you leave Vietnam and come back during the trip.

Single vs multiple entry Vietnam visa

A single-entry e-visa ends the moment you leave Vietnam, even if days remain. A Vietnam multiple entry visa lets you leave and return as many times as you like until its last valid day. Both allow the same total stay of up to 90 days.

The law states it plainly: a visa is valid for one entry or for multiple entries, and the EV (e-visa) category runs no longer than 90 days. Nothing else differs. Both types are accepted at the same 79 border gates, both arrive as a PDF and both are applied for on the same form, where you pick the entry type.

Who needs the Vietnam 90 day visa multiple entry option

You need a multiple entry visa for Vietnam when your trip crosses the border and comes back. The table matches common routes to the entry type they need.

A rule of thumb: count the times you will arrive in Vietnam. One arrival means single entry; two or more means multiple. If your passport gets visa-free entry, check the visa-free entry list first, since a short return trip may not need an e-visa at all.

Vietnam multiple entry visa fee

The Vietnam multiple entry visa fee through us is $82 all-in at Standard speed, against $47 for single entry, and the gap stays similar at every speed. The table lists both prices per person, government fee included, from the slowest to the fastest speed. Prices last updated: 2026-10-07.

Every price covers up to 90 days: a 3-month e-visa costs the same as a 1-month one. The exact delivery time for each speed is shown before you pay, and our full price table explains what the fee covers. If the e-visa is refused, unless the application had false information, or arrives after the delivery time shown at checkout, we refund 100%.

How the 90 days are counted

The 90 days run between the "valid from" and "valid to" dates printed on your e-visa, which you choose on the form. You can enter on or after the first date and must leave by the last. A 3-month visa for Vietnam is therefore a window you set, not a count that starts when you land.

Because a 90-day window costs the same as a 30-day one, set it wide:

• Start: a day or two before your planned arrival, in case your flight moves earlier or you cross a border sooner.
• End: a few days after your planned departure, in case of a delay.
• Limit: no more than 90 days in total between the two dates.

On a multiple-entry e-visa, days outside Vietnam still count, because the window is fixed. A side trip to Cambodia in week four does not add days at the end.

Extending or applying again

If 90 days is not enough, leave before the last valid day and apply for a new e-visa for your next entry, or read whether you can extend your visa instead. Plan either option before your last valid day.

Two questions often come next: whether Vietnam has a one-year visa, and whether a multiple-entry e-visa works at land borders.

Is there a Vietnam 1 year visa?

Not as an e-visa. The e-visa runs for at most 90 days under Law 23/2023/QH15. Longer visas exist in other categories, such as a business visa sponsored by a Vietnamese company, which is applied for differently and is not something you can order online on evisa.gov.vn as a tourist.

Can I enter by land with a multiple-entry e-visa?

Yes. The e-visa is accepted at 79 border gates: 15 international airports, 26 land border gates and 38 seaports (as of October 2026), including Moc Bai from Cambodia, Lao Bao from Laos and Huu Nghi from China. Each crossing back into Vietnam uses one of those gates; see the full list of entry ports.

eVisaVietnam.com is a private visa service operated by TK VIET NAM., JSC, not the Vietnamese government. You can apply yourself at evisa.gov.vn for US$25, or US$50 for multiple entry. If you want your documents checked and a 90-day window at no extra cost, apply for your e-visa with us.