Not sure whether a visa is needed?
Start with nationality requirements, exemption rules, and eVisa eligibility before choosing a support option.
Check requirements →Guide center
Clear answers for visa and arrival questions.
Use this library for VOA, approval letters, embassy paths, visa exemptions, arrival preparation, and first-day travel tips.
Private assistanceUS & Canada focusedPolicy-safe wordingAirport-ready guidance
Need to understand Visa on Arrival?
Read the VOA guide together with approval letter and airport procedure pages.
Read VOA guide →Want to apply directly?
Use the official website guide to understand the direct route and where private support can still help.
Official eVisa guide →Already preparing to fly?
Use the arrival checklist and first-day tips to avoid document, airport, transport, and internet stress.
Arrival checklist →Core service pages
Useful service pages in one place.
Use these pages for the application flow and a broader visa overview.
How to Apply
A practical overview of the Vietnam GoEasy request flow, document preparation, review before payment, and next steps after submission.
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Visa Info
A quick overview of Vietnam visa basics before you choose a guide or start a request.
Open page →Visa basics
Choose the right visa path before you apply.
Compare eVisa, visa exemptions, direct application, and nationality-based requirements.
Visa Requirements by Nationality
Check nationality, passport type, visa-free limits, and when eVisa support may help.
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Vietnam Visa Exemption Guide
Review visa-free stay limits, Phu Quoc rules, and when an eVisa may still be useful.
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Vietnam eVisa vs Visa on Arrival
Compare eVisa and VOA by route, timing, documents, and when to ask for review.
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Official Vietnam eVisa Website Guide
See the official eVisa route, common mistakes, and when private support may help.
Read guide →Visa on Arrival
Understand approval letters, airport stamping, and VOA steps.
Learn when VOA may fit, what to prepare, and what happens at the airport.
Vietnam Visa on Arrival Guide
A practical guide to approval letters, airport stamping, required documents, and when VOA may fit.
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Airport Visa Procedure
Step-by-step airport procedure for travelers using visa-on-arrival support.
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Visa Approval Letter Guide
Learn what an approval letter is, when travelers use it, and why it is not the same as an eVisa.
Read guide →Official and special cases
When standard eVisa may not be enough.
Use these guides when embassy, sponsor, or official review may be needed.
Embassy & Consulate Guide
When travelers should contact a Vietnam embassy or consulate instead of using eVisa support.
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Special Visa Cases Guide
Work, study, long-term stay, special passports, previous immigration issues, and sponsor-required cases that may need official review.
Read guide →Arrival guides
Prepare for your first hours in Vietnam.
Prepare documents, airport movement, pickup, internet, and first-day essentials.
Vietnam Arrival Checklist
Prepare documents, airport steps, and first-hour essentials before you fly.
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Vietnam eSIM & First-Day Tips
Plan internet access, hotel details, transport, payments, and support access.
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Airport Fast Track Guide
Compare airport fast-track options, preparation steps, and service limits.
Read guide →Need help choosing?
Not sure which guide fits your trip?
Send your travel date, nationality, passport type, visa status, and arrival airport. We can help you identify the clearest next step.
Source & review notes
Guide sources, kept simple.
We use official Vietnam references for policy-sensitive points and keep private service guidance clearly separate.
- Official eVisa and exemption references
eVisa portal, Immigration Department notices, Tourism guidance, and MOFA visa-exemption references.
- Private support guidance
Used only for practical arrival support, airport assistance, order flow, and customer-readiness notes.
- Service boundary
Vietnam GoEasy is a private travel-assistance service; the guides do not replace official, airline, border, or legal decisions.