Guide for Australian passport holders

Vietnam visa for Australians

Yes, you need a visa. The eVisa is the fastest option: apply online in 5 minutes, from US $60, no embassy visit.

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US $60

eVisa from

4-6 days

Normal processing

90 days

Maximum stay

Your options

Three ways to get a Vietnam visa from Australia. We recommend the eVisa for most travellers.

eVisa

Apply online. No embassy. No airport queue.

Validity	90 days
Entries	Single or multiple
Cost	From US $60
Processing	4-6 working days

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Visa on Arrival

Get an approval letter online, collect your visa stamp at the airport on arrival. Air entry only.

Validity	1-month or 3-month
Entries	Single or multiple
Stamping fee	US $25 (single) / $50 (multiple)
Agency fee	~US $12–40 extra
Processing	3-5 days (urgent: same day)

Embassy Visa

Apply in person at the embassy in Canberra or consulates in Sydney or Perth.

Validity	Up to 90 days
Entries	Single or multiple
Cost	AUD $109+
Processing	5-7 business days

What you need

Australian passport valid for 6+ months from entry date
Passport-style photo (4x6cm, white background)
Scan of your passport data page
Travel dates and intended entry port
Email address for visa delivery

Good to know

Australians are among the top nationalities applying for Vietnam eVisas. The approval rate for Australian applicants exceeds 99%.

Apply at least 2 weeks before travel. Normal processing takes 4-6 working days, but a buffer is always smart. Urgent options available from 1 day.

There is currently no visa-free arrangement between Australia and Vietnam. A visa is required for all visits.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Australian citizens require a visa to enter Vietnam for any purpose, including tourism. There is no visa-free arrangement. The eVisa is the quickest way to get one.

With an eVisa, up to 90 days with single or multiple entry. Extensions are possible once in Vietnam through a local agency.

The eVisa starts from US $60 for single entry with normal processing (4-6 working days). Multiple entry from $98. Urgent processing available. See the pricing page for a full breakdown. No hidden fees.

No. The eVisa is cheaper, avoids the 30-60 minute airport queue, and works at all entry ports (not just airports). Visa on arrival requires a separate approval letter and stamping fee.

Yes. The embassy in Canberra and consulates in Sydney and Melbourne accept applications. Processing takes 5-7 business days and costs AUD $109+. The eVisa is faster and doesn't require mailing your passport.

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Australian citizens can apply online in under 5 minutes. eVisa from US $60.

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