Business Visa
A Vietnam business visa is a short-stay visa, which is valid for a maximum of 90 days (can be a single or double-entry visa).
Difference between a tourist and business visa. Photo: Vietnamvisavoa.com
Applying for a business visa requires similar documentation as a tourist visa. Check the table below or select your specific nationalities in the drop-down list above to see if you need a visa for Vietnam.
| Nationality | Business Visa Requirements | Entry Requirements |
| Australia | YES | Passport and entry visa |
| Canada | YES | Passport and entry visa |
| Germany | YES | Passport and entry visa |
| France | YES | Passport and entry visa |
| India | YES | Passport and entry visa |
| Japan | YES | Passport and return ticket |
| Sweden, Denmark, Finland | YES | Passport and return ticket |
| UK | YES | Passport and entry visa |
| US | YES | Passport and entry visa |
If applying through the embassy, business travelers will need to submit a sponsorship letter by a licensed Vietnamese company. This letter can come from your trade partner or your employer.
However, if you apply online, this sponsorship letter is not required [1] and all business visas will be processed as normal. Currently, the business visa is categorized under DN type [2] and will be valid for a maximum of 3 months.
References
[1] - My vietnam visa - business visa - myvietnamvisa.com. Retrieved 10 October 2020.
[2] - "Nhập cảnh, xuất cảnh, quá cảnh, cư trú của người nước ngoài tại Việt Nam" - (in Vietnamese). moj.gov.vn. Retrieved 01 October 2020.
E-Visa
Vietnam applies its new policy for e-visa effective from 1 February 2017.
Airport Procedures
Ever wonder how the immigration takes place? Here is what happens as you leave your country for Vietnam.
Forms and Documents
In this page, you will find the detailed guide to fill out a Vietnam visa application forms and entry/exit form.
