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Everything Kazakh passport holders need to know about visiting Vietnam in 2026, including the 30-day visa exemption, 90-day eVisa application, and flight routes.
1. 30-Day Visa Exemption for Kazakh Citizens
<p>Great news for travelers from Kazakhstan! Thanks to a bilateral agreement, <strong>Kazakh citizens can enter Vietnam visa-free for up to 30 days</strong>. If your planned stay in Vietnam is 30 days or less for tourism or business purposes, you do not need to apply for a visa in advance.</p><p>To utilize this visa exemption, you simply need a Kazakh passport that is valid for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date in Vietnam, with at least two blank pages for entry stamps.</p>
2. Vietnam eVisa for Longer Stays (Up to 90 Days)
<p>If you plan to stay in Vietnam for more than 30 days, or if you need to leave and re-enter the country multiple times during your trip, you will need to apply for a <strong>Vietnam eVisa</strong>. Available to all nationalities, the eVisa allows for a stay of up to 90 days.</p><ul><li><strong>Single-entry eVisa:</strong> $25 USD (approximately 12,275 KZT)</li><li><strong>Multiple-entry eVisa:</strong> $50 USD (approximately 24,550 KZT)</li></ul><p><em>*Currency conversions are estimated as of mid-2026 (1 USD ≈ 491 KZT).</em></p><p>The eVisa processing typically takes 3-5 working days, and it is accepted at <a href='/blog/vietnam-evisa-entry-ports'>33 designated entry ports</a> across Vietnam, including major airports, land borders, and seaports.</p>
3. How to Apply for a Vietnam eVisa from Kazakhstan
<p>Applying for an eVisa is a simple online process. You can complete it from the comfort of your home in Almaty, Astana, or anywhere else.</p><ol><li><strong>Prepare documents:</strong> Have a digital scan of your passport's bio page and a recent passport-sized photo (no glasses, white background).</li><li><strong>Submit application:</strong> Visit the official portal or a reliable service provider to <a href='/apply'>apply for your Vietnam eVisa</a>. Fill out your details carefully.</li><li><strong>Pay the fee:</strong> Complete the payment of $25 or $50 USD using a credit or debit card.</li><li><strong>Receive your eVisa:</strong> After about 3-5 working days, download and print the approved eVisa. Keep a printed copy with your passport during travel.</li></ol><p>To avoid common issues, be sure to read our guide on <a href='/blog/evisa-mistakes-rejection'>common eVisa mistakes and how to avoid them</a>.</p>
4. Flights from Kazakhstan to Vietnam
<p>Traveling between Kazakhstan and Vietnam has never been more convenient, thanks to an increasing number of direct flight options.</p><p>Airlines such as <strong>Air Astana</strong> and <strong>VietJet Air</strong> offer direct flights connecting major Kazakh cities like Almaty and Astana to popular Vietnamese destinations such as Nha Trang (Cam Ranh International Airport), Da Nang, and Hanoi. Flights to beach destinations like Nha Trang are particularly popular and operate several times a week.</p><p>If a direct flight doesn't fit your schedule, you can easily find connecting flights via hubs in China, Thailand, or South Korea. The flight time for direct routes is around 6.5 to 7.5 hours, making it a relatively quick journey to Southeast Asia.</p>
5. Vietnam Embassy in Kazakhstan
<p>While you can handle most short-term visits with the 30-day exemption or an online eVisa, you might need traditional consular services for long-term visas or legalizing documents. The Embassy of Vietnam in Kazakhstan is located in Astana.</p><ul><li><strong>Address:</strong> № 19B, Zhylyoi street, Karaotkel 2 microdistrict, Astana, Kazakhstan</li><li><strong>Telephone:</strong> +7 (7172) 26 61 62</li><li><strong>Email:</strong> [email protected]</li><li><strong>Office Hours:</strong> Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM</li></ul>