Vietnam Expands E-Visa Entry Points to 83, Boosting Tourism Accessibility

Major Expansion of E-Visa Network

Hanoi, Vietnam – Vietnam has announced a substantial expansion of its electronic visa (e-visa) system, adding 41 new international checkpoints for entry and exit. This latest move, formalized under Resolution No. 389/NQ-CP dated December 2, 2025, increases the total number of e-visa eligible border gates to 83 nationwide. The decision underscores Vietnam's commitment to enhancing accessibility for foreign visitors and revitalizing its tourism industry.

The newly added checkpoints comprise four international airports, 11 land border gates, and 26 seaports. This expansion builds upon the previous framework established by Resolution No. 127/NQ-CP, issued on August 14, 2023, which initially authorized 42 international checkpoints for e-visa use.

New Entry Points Across Air, Land, and Sea

The expanded network now includes a diverse range of entry points to accommodate various travel routes. Among the new international airports designated for e-visa holders are Vinh International Airport and Chu Lai International Airport. Additionally, Long Thanh International Airport and Gia Binh International Airport will apply the e-visa scheme once they become operational.

Eleven new land border gates have been added, strategically located along Vietnam's borders with neighboring countries. These include:

  • Dong Dang (Lang Son Province)
  • Lao Cai (Lao Cai Province)
  • Tra Linh (Cao Bang Province)
  • Long Sap (Son La Province)
  • Nam Giang (Da Nang City)
  • Le Thanh (Gia Lai Province)
  • Binh Hiep (Tay Ninh Province)
  • Tan Nam (Tay Ninh Province)
  • Thuong Phuoc (Dong Thap Province)
  • Dinh Ba (Dong Thap Province)
  • Thanh Thuy (Tuyen Quang Province)

A significant number of 26 seaports have also been integrated into the e-visa system, extending from northern provinces like Quang Ninh and Hung Yen to central and southern regions, including ports in Da Nang, Khanh Hoa, and An Giang.

Broader E-Visa Policy and Benefits

This latest expansion complements a broader e-visa policy reform that took effect on August 15, 2023. Since then, citizens of all countries and territories worldwide have been eligible to apply for a Vietnamese e-visa. The validity period for these e-visas was also extended from 30 days to a maximum of 90 days, allowing for both single and multiple entries.

The objective behind these policy changes is to streamline entry procedures, attract more international tourists, and support the recovery and growth of Vietnam's tourism and related sectors. The online application process for e-visas eliminates the need for embassy visits or prior approval letters, offering a more convenient and efficient travel experience.

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Donatello

Fantastic news! This will make visiting Vietnam so much easier for everyone.

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Leonardo

This move clearly aims to attract more tourists and investment, which is understandable for economic growth. However, I hope they balance this with efforts to maintain cultural authenticity and avoid making popular destinations feel overly commercialized.

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Donatello

It's good to see Vietnam opening up more, which will help its economy recover. Still, there's a risk that rapid growth could strain public services and dilute the unique charm that attracts people in the first place.

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Michelangelo

While the expansion of e-visa entry points will undoubtedly boost tourism revenue, I hope there are robust plans in place to manage the increased foot traffic and preserve local heritage sites.

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Donatello

This will just lead to over-tourism. Vietnam's infrastructure isn't ready for this volume.

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