Vietnam e-visa for Brazilian citizens: Important things to know before applying

Checking the e-visa to Vietnam (Photo: Gemini)
Brief summary
– Brazilian citizens are required to obtain a visa to enter Vietnam;
– Brazilian citizens are eligible for a Vietnam e-visa for tourism, visiting relatives, business, working or other purposes;
– Standard processing time: 3-5 working days (excluding Saturday and Sunday);
– Rush visa service: can be completed within 2 working days, 1 working day, 4 working hours or 2 working hours;
– Fix visa issues: expedite the pending e-visa application, correct the visa details in the system.
| Requirements | Maximum stay | |
|---|---|---|
| Visa required? | Visa required | |
| Tourist e-visa | Eligible | 90 days |
| Rush e-visa | Available | 90 days |
| Fix e-visa issues | Possible |
Notice: During the processing of your visa application, you may receive a request from the Vietnam Immigration Department asking you to amend or update certain information. In such cases, the processing time will begin only after the required amendments have been completed and resubmitted.
Before applying
Before applying for a Vietnam e-visa, Brazilian applicants should take the time to understand the visa system, required documents, and relevant regulations. This will help ensure a smooth application process and minimise the risk of delays or rejections.
- The visa application is accepted only when applicants are outside Vietnam;
- The applicant’s passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival or 1 month beyond the intended date of exit from Vietnam;
- The e-visa is valid for a maximum of 90 days, applicable for both tourism and business purposes;
- Applicants must have no previous immigration violations, such as overstaying or breaching Vietnam’s entry regulations;
- Children with their own passports must apply for separate visas, just like adult applicants.
Moreover, when applying for a Vietnam e-visa, Brazilian applicants must prepare a scanned copy of their passport and a recent portrait photo. Both documents must meet the official requirements set by the Vietnam e-visa portal:
– The passport scan must clearly show all four corners of the bio page, and all personal data must be readable and complete.
– The portrait photo must be taken within the last 6 months, on a plain light background, with no glasses or hats.
After applying
- After completing your visa application, you should frequently check the visa status to ensure there are no issues during processing. If any amendments are requested, make the necessary corrections immediately to avoid delays that could affect your travel plans;
- Once you receive your visa result, carefully review all the information on the visa to ensure it is entirely accurate. Any errors or mismatched details will not be accepted by airlines or immigration authorities and may cause serious problems when checking in for your flight to Vietnam;
- If your visa application takes longer than expected — typically more than 7 working days without any feedback from the Vietnam Immigration Department — it may be undergoing further verification. In this case you may keep waiting for the verification process to be completed (if you still have sufficient time before your trip), or request to accelerate the visa process to avoid missing your upcoming flight to Vietnam (if your flight time is approaching very soon)
How to apply for a Vietnam e-visa?
Below are the steps to apply for a visa for Vietnam for Brazilians with a high success rate:
Go online the visa application form and select the appropriated visa type and processing time;
Fill in the visa application form with the required information and upload the photo of your passport and portrait photo;
Pay the visa application and rush service fee (if any) and wait for visa approval after a few hours or 1-2 working days, as you selected when placing your order;
A completed visa will be sent to your email or WhatsApp. You just need to print it out (if you don’t have a printer, you can show it on your phone to board the plane and enter Vietnam), bring it with your passport to enter Vietnam via airports, land ports and seaports.
List of eligible entry and exit ports for Vietnam e-visa
Vietnam’s e-visa allows entry and exit through 13 international airports, 16 land border gates, and 13 sea ports
| Airport | Landport | Seaport |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Tan Son Nhat International Airport | 1. Nam Can Landport | 1. Ho Chi Minh City Seaport |
| 2. Noi Bai International Airport | 2. Vinh Xuong Landport | 2. Quy Nhon Seaport |
| 3. Da Nang International Airport | 3. Tinh Bien Landport | 3. Nha Trang Seaport |
| 4. Cam Ranh International Airport | 4. Xa Mat Landport | 4 Hai Phong Seaport |
| 5. Can Tho International Airport | 5. Mong Cai Landport | 5. Hon Gai Seaport |
| 6. Phu Bai International Airport | 6. Moc Bai Landport | 6. Da Nang Seaport |
| 7. Phu Quoc International Airport | 7. Lao Bao Landport | 7. Vung Tau Seaport |
| 8. Cat Bi International Airport | 8. Ha Tien Landport | 8. Duong Dong Seaport |
| 9. Van Don International Airport | 9. Huu Nghi Landport | 9. Chan May Seaport |
| 10. Tho Xuan Airport | 10. Cau Treo Landport | 10. Nghi Son Seaport |
| 11. Dong Hoi Airport | 11. Cha Lo Landport | 11. Cam Pha Seaport |
| 12. Phu Cat Airport | 12. Bo Y Landport | 12. Vung Ang Seaport |
| 13. Lien Khuong International Airport | 13. Lao Cai Landport | 13. Dung Quat Seaport |
| 14. Tay Trang Landport | ||
| 15. Na Meo Landport | ||
| 16. La Lay Landport |
How to correct the issued Vietnam e-visa for Brazilian citizens?
It is strongly recommended that you review your e-visa details immediately after receiving it. This ensures you have enough time to apply for a new visa if any errors are found. Failure to verify your visa information in advance may result in serious issues when checking in for your flight to Vietnam.
In many cases, Brazilian travellers only discover errors in their e-visa right before boarding. By then, there is often not enough time to apply for a new visa. In such cases, we can assist by contacting the Vietnam Immigration Department on your behalf to request a correction in the system. This service allows you to board your flight and enter Vietnam without cancelling your trip or reapplying for a new visa.
Below are the simple steps you should follow when you discover any mistakes on your issued e-visa for Vietnam:
Send us a scanned copy of your passport and the issued e-visa, along with the email address used in the visa application. In some cases, we may need a flight number to ensure we have enough time to correct;
Pay the visa correction service fee via secure payment link using your credit cards, PayPal or Wise;
We will contact the Vietnam Immigration Department on your behalf and submit the required documents. Within a few hours, or sometimes just minutes, your visa data will be corrected and updated in the official government system. Once updated, you can board your flight and enter Vietnam without any issues.
You can contact us via email at vietnamvisabooking@gmail.com or by phone/WhatsApp +84 912 685 141. Our team is available 24/7 to assist you with e-visa correction services.
Frequently asked questions
- +Can I apply for Vietnam e-visa with emergency passport?
- No, you cannot.
At present, the following passports will not be issued a Vietnam e-visa:
– Temporary passport;
– Emergency passport;
– BNO (British National Overseas) passport;
– Diplomatic passport using for diplomatic purposes entries - +What should I do if I entered the exit port incorrectly?
- Currently, the exit port is not indicated on the Vietnam e-visa. It is required only as a reference when completing the application form and does not affect your travel in any way.
Therefore, you don’t need to worry if your exit port information is incorrect or if your travel itinerary changes. You can still depart Vietnam from any international border gate without issues.
Our team is always happy to assist you and will do our best to provide prompt and helpful support.
