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Vietnam E-Visa Prices Compared

Competitor prices checked 29 October 2026 · Our prices are live

The visa is the same whoever lodges it - only the price and the service differ. Here is what a Vietnam e-visa costs on the official site and through four services, as each showed it to a traveller in Australia, with what the price includes and what happens if the visa is refused.

ServiceSingle entryMultiple entryGovernment fee includedPrice before you applyIf refusedStandard time
Official portal (evisa.gov.vn)US$25 (about A$40)US$50 (about A$80)It is the government feeYesNo refund if refused3 working days quoted
MyVietnamVisasA$99A$139YesYesEverything back, government fee included, if refused or lateWithin 8 business days
iVisaFrom A$174.95From A$209.95Described as "one all-in price"YesNot stated on its Vietnam pageNot stated on its Vietnam page
myvietnamvisa.comA$135 listed for AustraliansNot listed in its fee tableNot stated on its fee pageYes, in a fee tableService fee refunded if declined5-7 working days
AtlysNot shown before you applyNot shown before you applyNot stated on its Vietnam pageNoNot stated on its Vietnam page"Visa in 6 days" on its Australia page

Prices in Australian dollars for one single-entry or multiple-entry tourist e-visa at standard speed, as displayed on each company's own website to a visitor in Australia on 29 October 2026. “From” prices are the lowest each site showed. Where a site doesn't say something, the table says so. Prices change - check each site before you pay, and tell us if any figure here is out of date.

The cheapest option: apply yourself

The official portal charges only the government fee, and plenty of travellers use it without trouble. You fill in the form yourself, check the status yourself, and pay again if a mistake gets the application refused. Applying yourself or using an agency: how to decide.

What our price includes

  • The government fee - the price shown is the price you pay for standard processing
  • A person checking your photo, passport scan and every detail before anything is lodged
  • Lodging and follow-up with Vietnam's Immigration Department, and fixing anything it sends back
  • A full refund of everything you paid us - government fee included - if the visa is refused, or late against the time we quoted (terms)
  • An expected date before you pay, counted in Vietnam's working days and public holidays

See the single-entry e-visa

How to compare any visa service

  • Find the total before you enter your passport details - government fee and any processing fee included.
  • Read what happens if the visa is refused: everything back, the service fee only, or nothing.
  • Check who runs the site - a company name and registration number you can look up.
  • Make sure it says plainly that it is not the government. How to spot a fake e-visa site.

Frequently asked questions

1. What is the cheapest way to get a Vietnam e-visa?
Applying yourself on the official portal, evisa.gov.vn: US$25 for single entry or US$50 for multiple entry. Every agency charges more, because it adds a service on top of the same government visa.
2. Which Vietnam visa agency is cheapest?
Of the services in this table, on 29 October 2026, MyVietnamVisas had the lowest published price for an Australian applicant: A$99 for single entry, government fee included. Prices change, so check each site before you pay.
3. Do agencies get a different visa from the official site?
No. Every e-visa is issued by Vietnam's Immigration Department. An agency charges for checking your file, lodging it, following it up and fixing problems - not for a different visa.
4. Why do agency prices vary so much?
They include different things: some include the government fee, some add it at checkout; refund terms differ; some charge more for faster processing. Compare the total you will actually pay and what happens if the visa is refused.
5. Does MyVietnamVisas charge anything at checkout or at the airport?
No. The price on each visa page is the total for standard processing, government fee included. Faster processing is an optional extra shown before you pay, and nothing is paid at the airport.