🇻🇳 Vietnam Visit Visa for Pakistanis

Complete guide to applying for a Vietnam e-Visa from Pakistan — documents, eligibility, processing times, and expert guidance for 2026.

Quick Facts
Visa TypeTourist e-Visa
Max StayUp to 90 days
Processing~3 working days
Govt FeeUSD 25
InterviewNot required
Assessment FocusDocument accuracy
How Shaheen Visa works

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Step 1

Free case analysis

Submit your profile. We review your eligibility, risk level, and recommended path — honestly, with no sales pressure.

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Step 2

Free 15-minute call

Eligible applicants receive a focused 15-minute case discussion after initial review. We explain your options, required documents and next steps before you decide to proceed.

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Step 3

Full application package

If you are happy to proceed, we provide a written quote. One Shaheen service fee covers your full application support — scope confirmed before payment begins.

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Official visa fee, biometric fee, VFS / embassy charges, and all government costs are paid separately by the client. Shaheen Visa charges a professional consultancy service fee only. Visa approval is not guaranteed — final decision belongs to the relevant embassy, consulate, or immigration authority.

Last reviewed: June 2026

Vietnam e-Visa — Key Facts for Pakistani Passport Holders

Everything Pakistani travellers need to know about the Vietnam e-Visa before applying. All information is sourced from the official Vietnamese immigration authority.

Visa Type

Tourist e-Visa

Applied online, no embassy visit

Government Fee

USD 25

Paid to Vietnamese govt portal

Stay Permitted

Up to 90 Days

Per entry on e-Visa

Processing Time

~3 Working Days

Officially stated; may vary

e-Visa Validity

90 Days

From date of issue

Pakistani Eligibility

e-Visa Eligible

Pakistani passports accepted

Vietnam — A Growing Destination for Pakistani Travellers

Vietnam has become one of the most popular Southeast Asian destinations for Pakistani passport holders, largely because of the accessible e-Visa system operated by the Vietnamese government. Pakistani nationals can apply for the Vietnam e-Visa entirely online through the official portal at evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn, without needing to visit an embassy or submit physical documents.

The Vietnam e-Visa allows stays of up to 90 days per entry and covers tourism, family visits, business visits, and other approved short-stay purposes. The e-Visa is valid for 90 days from the date of issue, meaning Pakistani travellers must enter Vietnam within that window.

Pakistani tourists visit Vietnam for its diverse attractions — from the historic streets of Hanoi and Hoi An to the dramatic scenery of Ha Long Bay and the beaches of Da Nang. The relatively long permitted stay of 90 days also makes Vietnam suitable for longer leisure or exploratory trips.

While the e-Visa process is simpler than embassy-based applications, accuracy matters. An incorrect photograph, mismatched passport detail, or wrong entry point selection can cause delays or rejection. Our team reviews everything before submission to make sure your application is right the first time.

Who This Visa Suits

  • Pakistani tourists planning to visit Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Ha Long Bay or Da Nang
  • Pakistanis with family or friends based in Vietnam
  • Travellers building Southeast Asian travel history
  • Business visitors attending meetings, conferences or trade events
  • First-time international travellers looking for an accessible e-Visa destination
  • Pakistanis who want a longer permitted stay — up to 90 days — without embassy queues

How Shaheen Visa Guides Your Application

We guide every stage of your Vietnam e-Visa application — from profile check and document review to entry point confirmation and approval verification.

  1. Free Initial Case Check

    WhatsApp us before starting. We review your passport validity, travel purpose, and profile to confirm you are ready to apply and to identify any potential issues in advance.

  2. Document and Profile Review

    We check your passport details, photograph quality, travel dates, intended entry point, and accommodation evidence before anything is submitted — ensuring your profile and application data are consistent.

  3. Application Form Guidance

    We review your route and confirm the e-Visa is suitable for your profile. We ensure every detail — passport number, name, entry point, travel dates — is accurate and consistent before submission. Entry point selection is critical for Vietnam; we advise based on your specific itinerary.

  4. Fee and Payment Guidance

    We explain the government fee, payment timing, and what must be confirmed on the official portal. We advise on card requirements and confirm the current fee before you commit payment.

  5. Approval Review

    After your e-Visa is issued, we review the approval details with you — confirming your passport number, travel dates, permitted entry point, and visa type all match your travel plan before you depart.

📌 Important Notes for Pakistani Applicants

Apply at least 7–10 days before travel to allow buffer time beyond the typical 3-working-day processing window.

Only use the official portal: evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn. Many third-party websites imitate the official portal and charge inflated fees.

Select the correct entry point during the application. Your e-Visa is only valid for the specific airports, seaports or land crossings you select — changing your entry point after approval may not be possible.

Print your e-Visa and carry the physical copy when entering Vietnam. A digital copy on your phone may not be accepted at all entry points.

The Vietnam e-Visa does not automatically extend. If you wish to stay longer than the approved period, you must apply for an extension through the Vietnamese immigration department before your visa expires.

Vietnam e-Visa Document Checklist for Pakistanis

The Vietnam e-Visa requires minimal documentation. However, every detail must be accurate and consistent with your passport before you submit.

Valid Pakistani Passport

At least 6 months validity beyond your intended departure date from Vietnam. Must have at least one blank page available for stamps.

Passport-Size Photograph

A recent colour photograph with a plain white background. Must clearly show your face — no glasses, no heavy shadows, no headwear unless for religious reasons.

Valid Email Address

An active email address where your e-Visa approval document will be sent. Use an email you check regularly and have reliable access to.

Credit or Debit Card

A valid Visa or Mastercard credit or debit card to pay the USD 25 Vietnamese government e-Visa fee online at the time of application.

Intended Entry and Exit Dates

Your planned entry date into Vietnam and planned departure date. These must reflect your genuine travel plan and match your flight bookings.

Entry Point Selection

The specific airport, seaport or land border crossing you plan to enter Vietnam through. This is selected during the application and is fixed on your e-Visa.

Consultancy Note: Although the Vietnam e-Visa involves fewer documents than an embassy application, errors — including uploading a low-quality photograph, selecting the wrong entry point, or mistyping passport details — can result in rejection or delays. Our team reviews your submission before you pay to catch any issues in advance.

Consultancy Fee — Vietnam Visit Visa

Our professional service fee covers case review, document guidance, e-Visa application support and follow-up. The Vietnamese government fee and all official charges are separate.

Vietnam Visit Visa

Professional consultancy service fee — e-Visa support for Pakistani applicants

Adult / ChildAll applicant types — single rate
PKR 20,000
This fee is for professional consultancy services only. It does not include the Vietnamese government e-Visa fee (USD 25), any third-party charges, courier costs, travel insurance, ticketing, hotel bookings, or any other official or government fees. All official charges are paid directly by the applicant to the relevant authority. Visa approval is not guaranteed — final decisions are made solely by the Vietnam Immigration Department.

Government visa fees and processing times can change without notice. We confirm the current official fee and route before preparing your application. Any government, embassy, VFS, biometric, or portal fee is paid separately by the client unless clearly included in a written quote.

Why Vietnam e-Visa Applications Are Rejected

The Vietnam e-Visa is relatively accessible, but rejection still happens. These are the most common reasons Pakistani applicants face delays or refusals.

Passport Near or Below the 6-Month Validity Requirement

Your Pakistani passport must have at least 6 months validity beyond your planned departure from Vietnam. If your passport is expiring soon, renew it before applying for the e-Visa. Submitting with an insufficient validity period is a common and entirely avoidable reason for rejection.

Photograph Does Not Meet Official Specifications

The Vietnam e-Visa photograph must meet specific technical requirements — white background, correct dimensions, clear face without glasses or shadows. Uploading a low-resolution, dark, or incorrectly cropped photograph is a frequent cause of application problems and delays.

Passport Details Do Not Match the Application Form

Every field on the e-Visa application — full name, date of birth, passport number, nationality — must exactly match what is printed in your passport. Any inconsistency, including a missing middle name or transposed digit, can result in rejection without a refund of the government fee.

Wrong Entry Point Selected

Vietnam e-Visas are tied to a specific entry point — airport, seaport or land border crossing — selected during the application. If you try to enter through a different point than what is printed on your e-Visa, you may be denied boarding or entry. Always select the entry point that matches your confirmed flight or travel plan.

Applying Through Unofficial Third-Party Websites

Numerous unofficial websites claim to process Vietnam e-Visas and appear similar to the official government portal. These sites may charge significantly inflated fees, submit incorrect applications, or fail to submit at all. Always apply directly through the official portal at evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn.

Frequently Asked Questions — Vietnam Visa for Pakistanis

Yes. Pakistani passport holders are eligible for the Vietnam e-Visa through the official government portal at evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn. The e-Visa is available for tourism, family visits, business travel and other approved purposes. It allows a stay of up to 90 days per entry and is valid for 90 days from the date of issue. No embassy visit or physical document submission is required — the entire process is completed online.
The Vietnam e-Visa government fee is USD 25 for a single entry e-Visa. This fee is paid online directly to the Vietnamese government portal at the time of application using a valid credit or debit card. It is entirely separate from the Shaheen Visa Consultancy professional service fee of PKR 20,000. Fees should be confirmed on the official portal before applying as they may change.
The officially stated Vietnam e-Visa processing time is approximately 3 working days. Approval or rejection is sent by email. Actual processing times can vary depending on application volume and completeness of information provided. We strongly recommend applying at least 7 to 10 days before your planned travel date to allow buffer time beyond the standard processing window.
The Vietnam e-Visa allows a stay of up to 90 days per entry. The e-Visa itself is valid for 90 days from the date of issue — meaning Pakistani travellers must enter Vietnam within that 90-day window. You must not overstay the permitted duration. If you need to stay longer, apply for an extension through the Vietnamese immigration department before your permitted period expires.
The core requirements for a Vietnam e-Visa from Pakistan are: a valid Pakistani passport with at least 6 months validity beyond your intended departure from Vietnam; a recent passport-size photograph with white background meeting official specifications; a valid email address to receive your approval; a credit or debit card to pay the USD 25 government fee; your intended entry and exit dates; and your chosen entry point into Vietnam. Our team provides a confirmed checklist and reviews everything before you submit.
The single-entry Vietnam eVisa (USD 25) allows one entry into Vietnam within the 90-day validity period. The multiple-entry eVisa (USD 50) allows you to leave and re-enter Vietnam multiple times within the 90-day validity — useful if your itinerary combines Vietnam with Cambodia, Laos, or Thailand. Choose based on your actual travel plan. The fee is non-refundable if refused, so confirm your entry needs before selecting.
The Vietnam eVisa is only valid for the entry and exit ports you select during the application. If you arrive at a different airport or land border crossing from the one stated on your eVisa, you may be denied boarding or entry. Always select the entry/exit port that matches your actual flight or travel booking. Our team confirms the correct ports before you submit the application.
Each family member must submit a separate Vietnam eVisa application. Children travelling on their own Pakistani passports require individual applications. Ensure all family applications use consistent travel dates and — critically — the same entry and exit ports matching your actual flights. A Family Registration Certificate (FRC) is useful to have ready at the border.
Vietnam eVisa rejections most commonly occur due to application data errors, incorrect port selection, weak financial evidence, or security screening flags. The government fee is non-refundable if refused. Our refusal review service analyses what went wrong and guides you through a corrected reapplication with accurate information and the correct entry/exit port details.
We review your passport validity and profile, confirm whether single or multiple entry is correct for your itinerary, identify and confirm the correct entry and exit ports for your flights, guide you through every field of the official Vietnam eVisa portal application, review your photograph for compliance, confirm the current government fee, coordinate family applications, and handle refusal cases. No consultant can guarantee visa approval — the final decision rests with Vietnam immigration authorities.

Applicant-Specific Strategy

Each type of applicant benefits from targeted preparation for the Vietnam eVisa process:

  • Employed applicants: An employment letter, salary slips, and a consistent bank statement demonstrate stable income and clear ties to Pakistan. Having funds evidence ready is important if questions arise at border entry.
  • Business owners: Business registration, NTN/STRN, and a personal bank statement. A brief cover letter explaining travel purpose and return commitment. Note: the tourist eVisa is for tourism only — business purposes require the business visa category.
  • Students: Enrollment letter and your sponsor’s financial documents. Clear proof of student status and family ties in Pakistan.
  • Housewife / dependents: Sponsor income documentation, NADRA marriage certificate, and travel companion details.
  • Family application: Each family member must apply separately on the official Vietnam eVisa portal. Ensure all applications use consistent travel dates, the same entry port, and a shared travel plan. Selecting the same entry/exit ports across all family applications is important.
  • Single vs multiple entry selection: Choose single-entry (USD 25) if visiting Vietnam only once. Choose multiple-entry (USD 50) if your itinerary involves leaving Vietnam and re-entering — for example, combining Vietnam with Cambodia, Laos, or Thailand. The eVisa fee is non-refundable if refused, so confirm your entry needs before selecting.

How Shaheen Visa Helps

Our Vietnam eVisa service covers every critical step to ensure your application is submitted correctly the first time:

  1. Passport and Eligibility Review

    We confirm your passport validity meets the 6-month requirement and that your profile is ready to apply.

  2. Single vs Multiple Entry Confirmation

    We confirm whether single-entry or multiple-entry is correct for your itinerary — important because the fee is non-refundable if refused.

  3. Entry and Exit Port Selection

    We confirm the correct entry and exit ports matching your flight bookings — a critical step that many applicants miss.

  4. Application Form Guidance

    We guide you through every field of the official Vietnam eVisa portal form, ensuring every passport detail is exact.

  5. Refusal Case Review

    If a previous application was refused, we analyse what went wrong and guide you through a corrected reapplication.

No consultant can guarantee visa approval. The final decision rests with Vietnam immigration authorities. Our role is to ensure your application is submitted correctly and your documents are in order.

📋 Start with a free profile review. Send us your passport details, intended travel dates, your planned entry and exit cities in Vietnam, and whether you need single or multiple entry. We will confirm the correct port selection, review your eligibility, and guide you through the official eVisa application step by step.