Whether you are in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, or Perth, traveling to Vietnam for leisure or business from Australia is incredibly convenient. With delicious cuisine, stunning landscapes, and frequent direct or connecting flights from major Australian cities, Vietnam is a top destination. If you hold a Chinese passport and reside in Australia, this guide will detail everything you need to know about applying for a Vietnam visa—covering tourist, business, and urgent processing—to ensure a smooth journey.
✅ Chinese citizens must hold a valid visa to enter Vietnam (Visa-free entry is limited to specific diplomatic passports; ordinary passports require a visa).
Best for: Those who want a traditional sticker visa, plan to enter via land/sea, or are uncomfortable with online systems.
Cons: Requires original passport submission; longer processing time (usually 5-7 business days).
Embassy in Canberra: 6 Timbarra Crescent, O’Malley, ACT 2606 | +61 2 6286 6059
Consulate in Sydney (NSW/QLD): Level 2, 305-311 Sussex Street, Sydney NSW 2000 | +61 2 9264 2636
Consulate in Perth (WA): 12 Carrington Way, North Beach WA 6020 | +61 8 9343 1200
Prepare Materials: Original passport (6+ months validity), application form, 1 photo (4x6cm), flight/hotel bookings, or invitation letter (for business).
Submission: Visit in person or send via registered mail with a pre-paid return envelope.
Fees: Tourist (~80-100 AUD); Business (~100-120 AUD). Check with the consulate for exact rates.
Why choose this? No need to mail your passport. You get an “Approval Letter” online and receive the visa stamp upon arrival at the airport.
Visit Agency Website: 👉 https://www.yuenanyuenan.com/apply/
Fill Form: Name, passport number, entry date, and visa type.
Pay Service Fee: Online via Credit Card/PayPal.
Receive Letter: Get the “Visa Approval Letter” via email (1-2 business days).
Arrival: At the “Visa on Arrival” counter in Vietnam, submit the Letter + Passport + 2 Photos + Stamping Fee (USD Cash).
Total Cost = Online Service Fee + Airport Stamping Fee (USD Cash)
Since 2023, Vietnam E-visas have been upgraded to 90-day multiple entries. Agency channels provide higher success rates and faster processing.
🟢 Tourist E-visa
🔵 Business E-visa
Passport Validity: Must be at least 6 months remaining after your departure from Vietnam.
Stamping Fee: VOA stamping fees must be paid in Cash (USD or VND). Prepare 25 USD or 50 USD in exact change.
Photos: Carry two 4x6cm white background photos for VOA.
Airlines: Major airlines departing from Sydney/Melbourne/Perth fully recognize both E-visas and VOA Approval Letters.
Q: Can I apply for an E-visa while in Australia?
A: Yes. Just print the PDF and show it at the airport in Australia during check-in.
Q: Does having an Australian PR (Green Card) change anything?
A: No. Vietnam visa policy is based on your nationality (Chinese passport), not your residency status.
LINE / WeChat: vietnam-visa
Agency Website: https://www.yuenanyuenan.com/apply/
Summary: For Chinese citizens in Australia, the Visa on Arrival is the best balance of cost and speed for air travel, while the E-visa offers the most flexibility for land entry. Safe travels!
Flying to Vietnam from Vancouver, Toronto, or Montreal is becoming increasingly convenient—with affordable tickets, numerous flight options, and the allure of Vietnamese cuisine and stunning ocean views. More and more Chinese citizens living in Canada are turning their sights to this Southeast Asian hotspot.
Many people traveling from Singapore find that flying directly to Vietnam takes only a few hours, with very budget-friendly ticket prices. Because of this, Vietnam has become one of the most popular weekend getaway or business destinations for Chinese citizens living and working in Singapore.
Only two days left and no visa? Or is your self-applied E-visa stuck in “Processing” while your flight to Hanoi or Saigon is fast approaching? Don’t panic. Even with only 24 to 48 hours remaining, US passport holders can still secure a visa and board their flight on time using professional emergency channels.
Only two days left and no visa? Or is your self-applied E-visa stuck in “Processing” with your flight to Hanoi or Saigon fast approaching? Don’t panic. Even with only 24 to 48 hours remaining, Taiwanese passport holders can still secure a visa and board their flight on time using professional emergency channels.
