Vietnam 3-Month Visa / E-Visa for Tourists and Business Travelers

A 3-month single-entry visa allows travelers to enter Vietnam once and stay for up to 90 days. If you leave Vietnam before the visa expires, it will no longer be valid for re-entry. To remain in the country beyond the initial 3-month period, you must apply for a visa extension.

Alternatively, a 3-month multiple-entry visa provides greater flexibility, allowing you to enter and exit Vietnam multiple times within the 3-month validity period until the visa’s expiration date.

Types of 3-Month Visas

Vietnam offers two types of 3-month visas: Single Entry and Multiple Entry.

1. Single Entry Visa (3 Months)

A single-entry visa permits only one entry into Vietnam during its validity period. This means that once you leave the country, the visa becomes invalid, regardless of the remaining validity time.

Example:
If your visa is valid from May 5 to August 5, you may enter Vietnam once at any time within this period and must depart no later than August 5.

2. Multiple Entry Visa (3 Months)

A multiple-entry visa allows you to enter and exit Vietnam multiple times within the 3-month validity period, up to a maximum stay of 90 days in total. You can freely travel in and out of Vietnam until the visa expires.

Example:
If your visa is valid from May 5 to August 5, you can enter and leave Vietnam as many times as needed during this period, but must depart by August 5.

Advantages of EVisa Vietnam

Using a Vietnam e-Visa offers many benefits, including the convenience of an online application process without the need to visit an embassy, faster processing times than traditional visas, potentially lower costs, and the flexibility of multiple entries during the validity period, making travel planning easier.

The Government of Vietnam announced a new eVisa, effective August 15, 2023. This new eVisa will be valid for up to 90 days, allow multiple entries, and permit each stay of up to 30 days, for citizens of 157 countries.

This is a significant upgrade compared to the prior eVisa, which was limited to 30-day single entry status.

Here are some of the key benefits of the new eVisa:

Simple Procedure: The entire visa application process is done online, making it easy and convenient. You only need to prepare a few basic documents, such as a valid passport and a portrait photo. Applications are submitted online through a user-friendly website with detailed, multilingual instructions.

Longer validity period: Valid for up to 90 days with multiple entries, and each stay can last up to 30 days.

Multiple-entry option: The e-Visa allows you to enter Vietnam multiple times during its validity period.

Affordable visa fee: Despite the expanded privileges (longer duration, multiple entry), the fee remains relatively low. It’s expected to be roughly double that of the previous 30-day single entry eVisa.

If you are planning to travel to Vietnam, applying for the new eVisa can save you time, money, and give you more flexibility.

How to Obtain an Urgent Vietnam Visa

Do you need an urgent visa for a last-minute flight to Vietnam? As long as your passport is valid, we can help you secure a visa in a very short time. There are two options for your choice: evisa or visa on arrival for this case

1. Same-Day Urgent Visa Service

Processing time: 1 business day

Submission window: 7:00 AM – 10:00 AM (Vietnam time), Monday through Friday

Steps:

• Complete the visa application form online via our website.

• Pay the visa fee securely online.

• Receive your visa approval letter by 6:00 PM (Vietnam time) via email.

2. 4-Hour Urgent Visa Service

Processing time: 4 business hours

Submission window: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM (Vietnam time), Monday through Friday

Steps:

• Send your passport details and visa information to info@evisavietnam.org

• Make payment using the secure link we provide.

• Receive the approval letter by noon (if applying before 10:00 AM) or by 6:00 PM (if applying before 3:00 PM).

3. 1-Hour Urgent Visa Service

Processing time: 1 business hour

Submission window: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Vietnam time), Monday through Friday

Steps:

• Send your passport details to info@evisavietnam.org

• Pay using the secure payment link provided.

• Get your visa approval letter/ evisa within one business hour.

South Korean newspaper introduces 4 pho restaurants in Hanoi

Writer Park Jeong Bae of Chosun daily newspaper introduces 4 restaurants after a food tour to the "city of pho" Hanoi.

After researching, Park Jeong Bae concluded that "Hanoi is the city of pho", and Hoan Kiem district is the "mecca" of pho. 

The first restaurant he visited in this area was Cu Chieu beef pho in Hang Bo, Hoan Kiem, which is 100 years old and has gone through 4 generations. The restaurant is named after Mr. Co Chieu, son of a man named Co in Van Cu village - a pho making village in Nam Dinh. Mr. Chieu brought his family's pho pho to Hanoi in the 1930s and passed the craft on to his descendants to this day.

According to a Korean writer, the restaurant space stands out with a fresh beef counter located right at the entrance. The restaurant uses hot beef, which customers can slice wherever they eat. The restaurant's broth does not use spices such as anise, cinnamon, or cardamom, but only uses broth cooked from beef bones and beef. The accompanying condiments do not have fresh lemon like many other pho restaurants.

The second pho restaurant in the Hoan Kiem area that Park Jeong Bae introduced is Pho 10 Ly Quoc Su, Hang Trong Ward, open from 6:00 a.m. to 9:50 p.m.

"Pho 10 Ly Quoc Su is a famous name in Hanoi," Park said. The restaurant has grown from a small pho establishment into a chain of stores present on many streets throughout the capital and provinces throughout the country. He commented that this pho restaurant's broth is sweet and the space is spacious.

Pho Thin, Lo Duc is the next place Park Jeong Bae mentioned. He shared that this pho brand is popular with many Korean customers. Kimchi tourists love the restaurant because of its rich, fatty flavor. A bowl of pho here costs around 70,000 VND, "more expensive than the average pho restaurants in central Hanoi". The bowl of pho at this restaurant has an easily recognizable feature: lots of green onions.

Pho Bat Dan also appeared on the food tour of a Korean male tourist. The first time Park Jeong Bae came to the restaurant, he saw customers lining up waiting to eat pho early in the morning. To him, the Bat Dan pho noodles are thin, the beef is tender, and the spices served without lemon are "like Cu Chieu's restaurant". The writer suggests that diners should try undercooked pho and order more fried rice to enjoy the rich flavor of the dish.

The Korean writer also pointed out the difference between Northern and Southern style pho. The most obvious difference is the accompanying spices, Southern pho often comes with a variety of herbs, bean sprouts, chili sauce, and hoisin sauce. Northern Pho often uses green onions as the main spice, accompanied by vinegar, garlic, chili, and some places add fresh lemon.

Some Taiwanese food restaurants in Bien Hoa - Dong Nai

Bien Hoa, about 30 km from Ho Chi Minh City, is an administrative center and industrial park. There are many Taiwanese experts, employees and company owners living and working here. Therefore, more and more Taiwanese restaurants and dishes are formed and attractive

 CAT HA QUAN 999- 吉賀台灣餐館

Come to CAT HA QUAN - enjoy the rich flavor of Taiwanese rice. The restaurant uses fresh ingredients and cooks rice using Taiwanese standards to ensure great taste for diners.

The restaurant is committed to providing customers with delicious and clean food, served quickly. Besides, we also meet customers' special dietary requirements.

The restaurant is located right at the front, the shop space is also spacious, address: 1056, PHAM VAN THUAN, TAN MAI Ward, BIEN HOA, DONG NAI. (near Hoan My hospital gas station)

I have tried dishes like: Taiwanese Braised Beef Noodles, Taiwanese Fried Ribs Rice or Sichuan Tofu Rice. Or the hybrid snacks: Taiwanese Fried/Steamed Dumplings, Fried Dumplings,... I especially like Taiwanese Braised Beef Noodles with delicious broth and tender beef.

BEEF NOODLE BOWL - TAIWAN FLAVOR

First of all, we have to say first that the broth that the shop stews with bones has a sweet taste. When eating, the whole family will smell a faint herbal scent. A bowl of Special Taiwanese Beef Noodles (VND 55,000/portion) and Taiwan Rib Noodles (VND 50,000/portion)‼️

 Here, the ribs are stewed until soft and tender. In particular, the shop has homemade "satay" that you put in a little while eating to enhance the flavor, and the noodles at the restaurant are softened but still have a "sudgy" texture.

 Another interesting information is that the Beef Noodle Bowl restaurant will be open late at night. Operating hours will be from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. the next morning. You guys have one more place to eat late at night in BH

 222 30/4 Street, Thanh Binh Ward

LAO NUONG'S RESTAURANT- 老娘餐廳

Top 1 Fried Stinky Tofu _ Stinky tofu Spicy numbing sauce

Top 2 Thu Linh Noodles large intestine _ shrimp _ oyster

Top 3 diverse dumplings with many flavors. Boiled or fried in water. Shrimp dumplings _ shiitake mushrooms_ scallops_ chives_ American corn _ cabbage etc....

Top 4 soup dumplings. Also known as xiao long bao

Top 5 Taiwanese tea eggs. Eating eggs has a unique flavor from tea.

Top 6 mildly spicy Taiwanese beef noodles

Top 7 Taiwan braised pork rice

Top 8 beef dumpling soup or non-spicy noodles

The shop is closed every Wednesday.

Open 5:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. daily.

Sunday 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m

The restaurant is located right next to Dong Nai hospital

Noodle King

Noodle King is a brand that serves noodle dishes with Asian flavors. Coming here, you will enjoy the exceptionally delicious Taiwanese Beef Noodles and immerse yourself in the airy restaurant space decorated with a sophisticated style.

Taiwanese beef noodles are the most famous dish of Taiwanese cuisine, prepared from the best ingredients under the skillful hands of the Noodle King system's chefs. The rich broth, with a faint herbal flavor, is stewed continuously for 10 hours. The beef is stewed tenderly, imbued with the flavor of the broth. Each noodle is also carefully cared for to a moderate softness and chewiness. The entire bowl of noodles is a delicate combination that brings you a wonderful experience to the last drop.

Choose Evisa or visa on arrival to visit Vietnam

Evisa is a type of electric visa that apply and issue online by Vietnam Immigration Department. An e-visa for Vietnam is valid for 30 days only with a single entry only. Normally the applicants can submit by themselves, directly to the Vietnamese Immigration Department, but it is highly recommended to request from an agency as they will process on behalf of you and deal with any incidents that occurred (if any).

The fee paid for the Vietnam Immigration Department will not be refunded no matter whether your visa is issued or not. Therefore, you should sure the time and the port you will come to Vietnam.

Vietnam e-visa is also chosen for its convenience but it is available for those who enter Vietnam and stay in the country for 30 days. Please be noted there are citizens of 81 countries who are allowed to get a Vietnam e-visa only.

Apart from those limits, applicants can get Evisa and enter Vietnam via both airports, sea ports, or land ports which is much money-saving and suitable by those who love traveling through some Asian countries.

If you are from a country subject to Vietnamese visas, a Vietnam Visa On Arrival is one of the easy ways to get it. Sadly, you cannot get a Visa On Arrival in Vietnam in all ports of entry, only Vietnam International airports.

Furthermore, you cannot enter Vietnam and receive a visa at Vietnam airport if you don''t have approval letter already from the Vietnamese Immigration Department.

So that you do not have to be confused about your choice, our system has pre-set the appropriate visa type when you choose your nationality.