Austria passportVietnam
Yes — a Vietnam eVisa is required
A Austrian passport holder needs the eVisa approved before travelling. We prepare, check and submit the application; the Vietnam immigration authority processes it and makes the decision.
Vuvgo is a private visa application assistance service and is not a government agency, embassy or consulate. Government fees are separate from our service fee, and visa decisions are made solely by the relevant government authority. Learn more about our service and fees.
Both halves of the price, separately: the government fee for a Austrian passport, and our service fee at the Standard speed.
Vietnam e-Visa - Single Entry
Vietnam e-Visa - Multiple Entry
| Option | Government fee | Service fee | Total from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vietnam e-Visa - Single Entry | USD 28.00 | USD 69.00 | USD 97.00 |
| Vietnam e-Visa - Multiple Entry | USD 53.00 | USD 69.00 | USD 122.00 |
The government fee is set by the authorities and passed on exactly as published; the service fee is ours and covers the assistance, the review and the submission. Faster handling of our own work is priced at checkout — see pricing.
Gather a passport valid for at least six months with two blank pages, a clear scan of your passport data page, and a compliant white-background portrait photo, all in JPG/JPEG format and under 2 MB each.
Fill in the secure e-Visa application form with your personal and passport details, select your passport type, choose single or multiple entry, and enter your intended entry and exit dates, your intended entry and exit checkpoints, and your address in Vietnam.
Attach the portrait photo and the scan of your passport data page, then carefully review every field against your passport to make sure all spelling and numbers match exactly.
Submit your application and pay the government fee plus our service fee, which are both shown to you clearly before you confirm payment; note that the government fee is non-refundable even if the application is refused.
Save the application reference or registration code provided after payment, and use it to check your application status online; standard processing usually takes about three working days.
Once approved, download your e-Visa, print a paper copy to carry with you, and present it together with your passport at an approved e-Visa checkpoint when you enter Vietnam.
Yes — Austrian passport holders need an approved Vietnam eVisa before travelling. Government and service fee from USD 97.00 per applicant; processing takes 3–5 days.
From USD 97.00 per applicant with Standard processing, depending on the option: Vietnam e-Visa - Single Entry — USD 97.00; Vietnam e-Visa - Multiple Entry — USD 122.00.
Processing takes 3–5 days. Faster processing speeds are available at checkout.
Vietnam e-Visa - Single Entry: 3 months. Vietnam e-Visa - Multiple Entry: 3 months.
Fees and requirements differ by passport — pick yours for the exact answer.