Guide
Expired Vietnam e-visa
What to do if your Vietnam e-visa expired while you are still in the country. Why a new e-visa is generally for applicants outside Vietnam, and how to prepare departure resolution.
E-visa while inside Vietnam
Vietnam’s official e-visa system describes personal e-visa applications for foreigners outside Vietnam. A new e-visa is generally not a fix for an overstay while you remain inside the country. Confirm current rules on the official e-visa site.
Validity basics
Official materials currently describe e-visas valid for up to 90 days, single or multiple entry, used through designated border gates. Stay beyond permitted dates can create an overstay regardless of the PDF label.
Common questions
- What is the official Vietnam e-visa website?
- How do I apply for a Vietnam e-visa?
- Can I apply for an e-visa while already in Vietnam?
- Can I use an e-visa to fix an overstay while inside Vietnam?
- How long can a Vietnam e-visa be valid?
- Can a Vietnam e-visa be single entry?
- Can a Vietnam e-visa be multiple entry?
- Which border gates accept Vietnam e-visas?
- Can I enter through a different border gate than I selected?
- Can I exit through a different border gate?
- What happens if my e-visa has the wrong passport number?
- What happens if my name is misspelled?
- What happens if my date of birth is wrong?
- What happens if my nationality is wrong?
Related
Official sources
Contact details and pages can change. Prefer these government links over third-party copies. Sources reviewed 2026-08-13.
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