What happens if I overstay my Vietnam e-Visa?

Overstaying a Vietnam visa is a violation of immigration laws and might lead to serious consequences. The specific consequences of overstaying a Vietnam visa can vary depending on the type of visa and the circumstances of the overstay. The worst scenario for repetitive mistakes is you will be on the blacklist of the Immigration Department. Worse, you will never be able to come back to Vietnam again in the future. 

According to the law on administrative fines of Vietnam, the penalties for overstaying in Vietnam may be totally different as a result of specific case

Besides that, if you need to apply for a Vietnamese e visa, you can be applied for online by yourself or with the representatives. Before beginning the process, you should make sure that you obtain enough requirements. The Vietnamese e visa requirements for travelers are simple as the following:

• A passport that remains valid for 06 months from the arrival date in Vietnam. The passports should contain at least 02 blank pages for verification.
• A scan of the passport’s biographical page (with full information, not missing any details, lines).
• A personal color photo of the applicant (with full face and formal clothes)
• A valid email address must be provided in order to receive a visa online.

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