Vietnam has expanded the number of international checkpoints where foreign travelers can enter and exit using a Vietnam E-Visa.
Following Resolution No. 389/NQ-CP dated December 2, 2025, the designated network increased to 83 checkpoints nationwide:
- 17 international airports
- 27 land border gates
- 39 seaports
The expansion added 41 new checkpoints to the previous list and gives E-Visa travelers more options for entering and leaving Vietnam.
International Airports
The designated airport border gates include:
| International Airports Accepting the Vietnam E-Visa |
|---|
| Cat Bi International Airport |
| Cam Ranh International Airport |
| Can Tho International Airport |
| Da Nang International Airport |
| Noi Bai International Airport |
| Phu Quoc International Airport |
| Phu Bai International Airport |
| Tan Son Nhat International Airport |
| Van Don International Airport |
| Tho Xuan Airport |
| Dong Hoi Airport |
| Phu Cat Airport |
| Lien Khuong Airport |
| Vinh International Airport |
| Chu Lai International Airport |
| Long Thanh International Airport |
| Gia Binh International Airport |
Long Thanh and Gia Binh are included in the expanded legal list for E-Visa entry and exit when those airports are put into operation.
Land Border Gates
Vietnam E-Visa holders can use designated international land and railway border gates, including:
| Land and Railway Border Gates Accepting the Vietnam E-Visa |
|---|
| Bo Y |
| Cha Lo |
| Cau Treo |
| Huu Nghi |
| Ha Tien |
| Lao Bao |
| Lao Cai |
| La Lay |
| Moc Bai |
| Mong Cai |
| Nam Can |
| Na Meo |
| Vinh Xuong |
| Tinh Bien |
| Tay Trang |
| Xa Mat |
| Dong Dang Railway |
| Lao Cai Railway |
| Tra Linh |
| Long Sap |
| Nam Giang |
| Le Thanh |
| Binh Hiep |
| Thuong Phuoc |
| Dinh Ba |
| Tan Nam |
| Thanh Thuy |
The expanded list covers designated crossings on Vietnam's borders with China, Laos and Cambodia.
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Seaports
The designated seaports for E-Visa entry and exit include:
| Seaports Accepting the Vietnam E-Visa |
|---|
| Chan May |
| Cam Pha |
| Da Nang |
| Duong Dong |
| Dung Quat |
| Hon Gai |
| Hai Phong |
| Nghi Son |
| Nha Trang |
| Quy Nhon |
| Ho Chi Minh City |
| Vung Ang |
| Vung Tau |
| Van Gia |
| Diem Dien |
| Hai Thinh |
| Ninh Binh |
| Cua Lo-Ben Thuy |
| Son Duong |
| Gianh |
| Hon La |
| Cua Viet |
| Thuan An |
| Ky Ha |
| Sa Ky |
| Vung Ro |
| Ca Na |
| Ninh Chu |
| Phu Quy |
| Lien Huong |
| Ben Luc |
| Dong Thap |
| Soai Rap-Hiep Phuoc |
| My Thoi |
| Hon Chong |
| An Thoi |
| Truong Long Hoa |
| Giao Long |
| Nam Can |
These additions significantly expand the number of seaports available to E-Visa travelers.
Check Your Entry Point Before You Travel
Before departure, make sure your planned airport, land border gate or seaport is one of the designated checkpoints authorized for Vietnam E-Visa entry.
If your travel plans change, check the currently applicable immigration requirements before travelling rather than assuming that every Vietnamese border crossing accepts E-Visas.
Our application review can also help you check your intended entry details before your application is filed.
Important
The list of E-Visa checkpoints is determined by the Vietnamese Government and may be updated from time to time.
Resolution No. 389/NQ-CP took effect on December 2, 2025 and expanded the designated E-Visa entry and exit network to 83 checkpoints.