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Your Vietnam eVisa is accepted at 83 designated entry points. Here's the complete list of airports, land border crossings, and seaports.
How Many Entry Ports Accept the Vietnam eVisa?
As of 2026, the Vietnam eVisa is officially accepted at 83 designated international checkpoints across the country (Resolution No. 389/NQ-CP). This includes 17 international airports, 27 land border crossings, and 39 seaports. This is a massive expansion from previous years, giving travelers ultimate flexibility.
International Airports (17)
All international airports in Vietnam accept the eVisa. The complete list of 17 airports includes:
- Tan Son Nhat International Airport - Ho Chi Minh City
- Noi Bai International Airport - Hanoi
- Da Nang International Airport - Danang/ Hoi An
- Phu Quoc International Airport - Phu Quoc
- Cam Ranh International Airport - Nha Trang
- Cat Bi International Airport - Hai Phong
- Can Tho International Airport - Can Tho
- Phu Bai International Airport - Hue
- Van Don International Airport - Quang Ninh (Halong Bay)
- Tho Xuan Airport - Thanh Hoa
- Dong Hoi Airport - Quang Binh
- Phu Cat Airport - Quy Nhon
- Lien Khuong Airport - Dalat
- Long Thanh International Airport (effective once operational)
- Gia Binh International Airport (effective once operational)
- Vinh International Airport - Nghe An
- Chu Lai International Airport - Quang Ngai
Land Border Crossings (27)
The eVisa is accepted at the following 27 land border checkpoints, connecting Vietnam with China, Laos, and Cambodia:
- Moc Bai International Border Gate - Tay Ninh (borders Svay Rieng, Cambodia)
- Huu Nghi International Border Gate - Lang Son (borders Guangxi, China)
- Lao Cai International Border Gate - Lao Cai (borders Yunnan, China)
- Mong Cai International Border Gate - Quang Ninh (borders Guangxi, China)
- Cau Treo International Border Gate - Ha Tinh (borders Bolikhamxai, Laos)
- Tay Trang International Border Gate - Dien Bien (borders Phongsaly, Laos)
- Na Meo International Border Gate - Thanh Hoa (borders Namsoi, Laos)
- Nam Can International Border Gate - Nghe An (borders Xiengkhuang, Laos)
- Cha Lo International Border Gate - Quang Binh (borders Khammuane, Laos)
- La Lay International Border Gate - Quang Tri (borders Salavan, Laos)
- Lao Bao International Border Gate - Quang Tri (borders Savannakhet, Laos)
- Bo Y International Border Gate - Kon Tum (borders Attapeu, Laos)
- Xa Mat International Border Gate - Tay Ninh (borders Tbong Khmum, Cambodia)
- Tinh Bien International Border Gate - An Giang (borders Takeo, Cambodia)
- Vinh Xuong International Border Gate (road & river) - An Giang (borders Kandal, Cambodia)
- Ha Tien International Border Gate - Kien Giang (borders Campot, Cambodia)
- Dong Dang International Railway Gate - Lang Son (train to/from China)
- Lao Cai International Railway Gate - Lao Cai (train to/from China)
- Tra Linh International Border Gate - Cao Bang (borders Guang Xi, China)
- Long Sap International Border Gate - Son La (borders Hua Phan, Laos)
- Nam Giang International Border Gate - Da Nang (borders Laos)
- Le Thanh International Border Gate - Gia Lai (borders Ratanakiri, Cambodia)
- Binh Hiep International Border Gate - Tay Ninh (borders Svay Rieng, Cambodia)
- Thuong Phuoc International Border Gate (road/river) - Dong Thap (borders Peam Chor, Cambodia)
- Dinh Ba International Border Gate - Dong Thap (borders Prey Veng, Cambodia)
- Tan Nam International Border Gate - Tay Ninh (borders Prey Veng, Cambodia)
- Thanh Thuy International Border Gate - Tuyen Quang (borders Yunnan, China)
Seaports (39)
Cruise ship passengers and those arriving by sea can use their eVisa at these 39 ports:
- Ho Chi Minh City Port - Ho Chi Minh City
- Da Nang Port - Da Nang
- Hai Phong Port - Hai Phong
- Nha Trang Port - Khanh Hoa
- Hon Gai Port - Quang Ninh
- Cam Pha Port - Quang Ninh
- Nghi Son Port - Thanh Hoa
- Vung Ang Port - Ha Tinh
- Chan May Port - Thua Thien Hue
- Quy Nhon Port - Binh Dinh
- Dung Quat Port - Quang Ngai
- Vung Tau Port - Ba Ria-Vung Tau
- Duong Dong Port - Kien Giang
- Van Gia Port - Quang Ninh
- Diem Dien Port - Hung Yen
- Hai Thinh Port - Ninh Binh
- Ninh Binh Port - Ninh Binh
- Cua Lo - Ben Thuy Port - Nghe An
- Son Duong Port - Ha Tinh
- Gianh Port - Quang Tri
- Hon La Port - Quang Tri
- Cua Viet Port - Quang Tri
- Thuan An Port - Hue
- Ky Ha Port - Da Nang
- Sa Ky Port - Quang Ngai
- Vung Ro Port - Dak Lak
- Ca Na Port - Khanh Hoa
- Ninh Chu Port - Khanh Hoa
- Phu Quy Port - Lam Dong
- Lien Huong Port - Lam Dong
- Ben Luc Port - Tay Ninh
- Dong Thap Port - Dong Thap
- Soai Rap - Hiep Phuoc Port - Dong Thap
- My Thoi Port - An Giang
- Hon Chong Port - An Giang
- An Thoi Port - An Giang
- Truong Long Hoa Port - Vinh Long
- Giao Long Port - Vinh Long
- Nam Can Port - Ca Mau
Tips for Choosing Your Entry Port
When filling out your eVisa application, you must specify your intended port of entry. Here are some tips:
- Choose the airport matching your flight booking — this is the safest option
- If you're doing an overland trip from Cambodia, Moc Bai is the most popular and well-organized land crossing
- If entering from Laos, Lao Bao (Quang Tri) has the best infrastructure for tourists
- If entering from China, Huu Nghi (Lang Son) is the closest land crossing to Hanoi
- For Ha Long Bay cruises, the Hon Gai seaport is the designated entry point
If your flight or travel plans change after receiving your eVisa, you may need to apply for a new eVisa with the correct entry port. Contact support if you're unsure whether a change affects your visa validity.
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