China to Vietnam tourist visa

Complete Vietnam e-visa requirements, fees, processing times, and application guide for Chinese citizens. Updated December 2025.

Visa
Vietnam Tourist Visa
Fee
$25
Processing time
3 working days
Length of stay
Up to 90 days

Required documents

How to apply

  1. Date of birth — Date of birth
  2. Passport number and expiry date — Passport number and expiry date
  3. Intended entry and exit dates — Intended entry and exit dates
  4. Port of entry (airport, land — Port of entry (airport, land border, or seaport)
  5. Accommodation address in Vietnam — Accommodation address in Vietnam
  6. Valid passport — At least 6 months validity with 2 blank pages

Common questions

Do Chinese citizens need a visa to visit Vietnam?
Yes, Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports require a visa to enter Vietnam. The easiest option is the e-visa, which can be applied for online. Diplomatic and official passport holders may be exempt for short stays.
What is the Vietnam e-visa and how does it work?
The Vietnam e-visa is an electronic visa that allows you to apply online without visiting an embassy. Once approved, you receive your e-visa via email, print it, and present it at Vietnamese immigration upon arrival.
How long can I stay in Vietnam on an e-visa?
The Vietnam e-visa allows stays of up to 90 days. You can choose single entry (one entry only) or multiple entry (unlimited entries during validity). Multiple entry is useful if you plan to visit neighboring countries and return.
How long does Vietnam e-visa processing take?
Standard processing takes 3 working days. Some third-party services offer expedited processing in 1–2 days for an additional fee. Apply at least 1 week before travel to allow for any delays.
What is the Vietnam e-visa fee for Chinese citizens?
The official e-visa fee is $25 USD for single entry. Multiple entry 90-day visas cost approximately $50 USD. Embassy visas may cost $45–68 USD depending on the type.
Can I extend my Vietnam e-visa?
E-visas cannot be extended. If you need to stay longer, you must leave Vietnam and apply for a new visa. For extended stays, consider applying for a longer-term visa through the embassy before traveling.

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