As of 2026, the Vietnam E-visa covers all Australian passport holders. While the process is digital, “official processing delays” and “last-minute travel” remain common hurdles.

As of 2026, the Vietnam E-visa covers all Israeli passport holders. While the process is digital, “official processing delays” and “last-minute travel” remain common hurdles.

As of 2026, the Vietnam E-visa covers all Indian passport holders. While the process is digital, “official processing delays” and “last-minute travel” remain common hurdles.

As of 2026, the Vietnam E-visa covers all South African passport holders. While the process is digital, “official processing delays” and “last-minute travel” remain common hurdles.

As of 2026, the Vietnam E-visa covers all American passport holders. While the process is digital, “official processing delays” and “last-minute travel” remain common hurdles.

The most stressful part of planning a trip to Vietnam is having your flights booked while your Vietnam E-visa status remains stuck at “Processing.” In 2026, while the visa process is fully digitized, the official 3–5 business day window often stretches significantly longer during peak seasons or system maintenance.

As of 2026, the Vietnam E-visa covers all Mexican passport holders. While the process is digital, “official processing delays” and “last-minute travel” remain common hurdles.

As of 2026, the Vietnam E-visa covers all Chinese passport holders. While the process is digital, “official processing delays” and “last-minute travel” remain common hurdles.

📅 2026 Lunar New Year Holiday Dates According to the official schedule approved by the Prime Minister of Vietnam, the 2026 Tet Holiday will last for 9 consecutive days: Holiday Duration: February 14, 2026 (Dec 27th Lunar Calendar) – February 22, 2026 (Jan 6th Lunar Calendar). Office Reopening: February 23, 2026 (Jan 7th Lunar Calendar).