Destination
Southeast Asia
A 90-day e-Visa, single or multiple entry, filed with Vietnam's immigration authority.
We complete the application, put it through a human review and file it with the destination's authority on your behalf. The approval arrives in your inbox.
Updated: 23 August 2026
From ₪224per applicant
One continuous trip in Vietnam, up to three months.
Vietnam's immigration authority needs at least three working days. There is no instant issue, and anyone promising one is not telling the truth.
Hopping over to Cambodia or Laos and coming back to Vietnam on the same trip.
The 90-day validity runs from the start date you request, not from your first entry, so choose that date carefully.
| Processing time | YallaBye service fee | Authority fee | Total per applicant |
|---|---|---|---|
| StandardUp to 5 working days | ₪129 | ₪95 | ₪224 |
| ExpressUp to 3 working days | ₪199 | ₪95 | ₪294 |
| Processing time | YallaBye service fee | Authority fee | Total per applicant |
|---|---|---|---|
| StandardUp to 5 working days | ₪129 | ₪185 | ₪314 |
| ExpressUp to 3 working days | ₪199 | ₪185 | ₪384 |
Documents are uploaded only after payment, through a personal secure link sent to your email. Never send passport scans over WhatsApp.
From ₪224per applicant
The authority's fee is passed on to the destination authority at cost, with nothing added by us. The amount is set by the authority and may change — we show you the current figure before you pay. At some destinations, Nepal among them, the authority collects its fee itself at the airport counter. There you pay us the service fee only, and the fee stays with you for arrival.
One simple form, a human check before filing, and the approval arrives by email.
Start a visa applicationUpdated: 23 August 2026
Entry requirements, fees and processing times are set by the authorities at the destination and can change without notice. We verify them against the official source before every filing, but the decision to approve or refuse an application rests with the authority alone and we cannot guarantee it. Even an approval is not a guarantee of entry — the officer at the border has the final say.