Do Canadian citizens need a visa for Vietnam?
US and Canadian citizens usually need a visa or e-visa before tourism travel to Vietnam. Apply on Vietnam’s official e-visa portal or follow embassy guidance, and read travel.state.gov or travel.gc.ca before you travel.
Key facts
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Visa needed? | Apply for a Vietnam e-visa (opens in a new tab) or visa unless you qualify for another exemption—confirm on the immigration authority site and travel.state.gov or travel.gc.ca. · Vietnam e-visa portal (opens in a new tab) |
| Maximum stay | As stated on your e-visa or visa grant. · Vietnam e-visa portal (opens in a new tab) |
| Cost | e-Visa or visa fee on the official portal or at the embassy. · Vietnam e-visa portal (opens in a new tab) |
| How to apply | Official Vietnam e-visa website or a Vietnamese embassy or consulate. · Vietnam e-visa portal (opens in a new tab) |
| Passport validity | Passport valid at least six months beyond entry—confirm on the e-visa portal. · Vietnam e-visa portal (opens in a new tab) |
| Other documents | Photo and itinerary details per application requirements. · Vietnam e-visa portal (opens in a new tab) |
Each fact above is linked to the authority that sets the rule. Entry Visa Guide does not take applications.
How to apply
- Read travel.state.gov or travel.gc.ca for Vietnam.
- Apply on the official e-visa portal or through a consulate if required.
- Enter on the passport used in the application and leave before permission ends.
Recent changes
- Checked against travel.gc.ca and the destination authority linked below. · source (opens in a new tab)
FAQ
Do US citizens need a visa for Vietnam?
Usually yes—apply via the official e-visa portal or embassy; confirm on travel.state.gov.
Do Canadians need a Vietnam visa?
Usually yes for tourism—check travel.gc.ca and the official e-visa portal.
Sources
- Vietnam e-visa portal (opens in a new tab)
- Vietnam immigration (opens in a new tab)
- U.S. State Dept: Vietnam (opens in a new tab)
- Canada: Vietnam (opens in a new tab)
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