Vietnam has one of the most generous e-Visas open to Nepali passport holders — up to 90 days, and available as a multiple-entry visa, which is unusual at this price. It is applied for online and issued as a PDF.
At a glance
Visa needed: Yes — e-Visa, applied for online before travel
Length of stay: Up to 90 days
Entries: Single or multiple entry, your choice at application
Where to apply: evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn (Vietnam Immigration Department)
Government fee: USD 25 single entry / USD 50 multiple entry (confirm at application)
Fees
The government e-Visa fee is charged in US dollars on the official portal. Agents in Kathmandu typically add an NPR 2,000–5,000 service charge on top; you can avoid that by applying yourself.
Visa types
E-Visa (single entry) — Up to 90 days. Suits a straightforward holiday with no side trips out of Vietnam.
E-Visa (multiple entry) — Up to 90 days. Worth the extra if you plan to hop to Cambodia or Laos and return.
Embassy visa — Varies. Applied for at the Vietnamese Embassy, for purposes the e-Visa does not cover.
Phú Quốc exemption — Up to 30 days. Phú Quốc island can be visited without a visa if you fly in directly and stay on the island.
Documents required
Passport valid at least 6 months from entry, with two blank pages
Digital passport photograph, 4×6 cm, plain white background
Clear scan of the passport biodata page
Intended entry and exit dates and your port of entry
Accommodation address in Vietnam
International payment card for the online fee
Before you apply
The e-Visa cannot be extended
If you want longer than the visa allows, you must leave Vietnam and apply again. Plan the full trip before you choose your dates.
Enter at the port you declared
The e-Visa names your port of entry. Arriving somewhere else can mean refusal at the border.