Vietnam e-Visa for citizens of Tunisia: online application, fees and processing time 2026

Yes. Tunisian citizens must hold an approved e-Visa to enter Vietnam, and this authorisation is obtained online before the trip. The authorised stay is up to 90 days. For a different kind of stay (work, study), the official page mofa.gov.vn and the Vietnamese embassy responsible for Tunisia remain the reference sources.

The published fee is the government charge alone. Two or three other lines are added before the visa is in the passport, and they are what makes the final bill.

• Government fee25-50 USD

  Paid to the state, non-refundable if the visa is refused.

• Agency or online serviceOptional, added on top

  Never compulsory. An intermediary fills the form for you, it does not change the decision or the processing time.

We only display amounts published by an official source. Confirm the total before paying anything.

The usual requirements are a clear image of the passport identity page and a recent passport-style photo; the exact details are on evisa.gov.vn. The observed official price is between 25 and 50 USD and is paid on the portal itself. Points not covered here, such as minimum passport validity, should be checked on the official portal or with the Vietnamese embassy.

Open the official portal evisa.gov.vn and complete the e-Visa application form using the details of your Tunisian passport, without abbreviations or swapped names. Attach the requested files, then pay online. The portal assigns an application code: keep it, as you need it to track the request and retrieve the e-Visa. Once approved, print the document.

The regime follows your nationality, not where you live. If you reside in Tunisia but travel on another country's passport, the rule on this page is not yours. Filing usually still happens from your country of residence, at the post competent for it, but the requirement itself comes from your passport.

The observed processing time is 3 business days. Add a margin for weekends and for any correction to the file, especially if your flight from Tunisia is already booked. Compare the e-Visa you receive with your passport before departure. In the country, respect the authorised stay of up to 90 days.

Paying on a site that looks like the official portal but is not: these intermediaries overcharge for the same procedure, whereas the only Vietnamese government portal is evisa.gov.vn. Another trap is a blurry photo or incorrectly entered data, which can delay or jeopardise the application. Finally, do not board for Vietnam before receiving the approved e-Visa.