Visa for US citizens visiting Vietnam

Does anyone know what the fee is for Visa to Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam for US Citizens and Vietnamese born? Thank you!

Visa for US citizens visiting Vietnam

Assuming you%26#39;re going to the San Francisco consulate?

The price can vary, but this is what it was a couple of months ago:

$45 for single entry visa for 2 day turnaround and $65 for same day turnaround.

Don%26#39;t bother calling, because they never pick up the phone. Just go down there (earlier is better) and line up at the window. It%26#39;s open from 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM on weekdays.

Visa for US citizens visiting Vietnam

Thank you! I believe the rate went up. I am having trouble trying to find the updated rate. I actually just called the Vietnam Consulate and the person that answered the phone gave me the rate of $55 single entry and a ridiculous amount of $150.00 for multiple entry.

I am flying into to Ho Chi Minh city then taking a flight to Thailand and returning to Vietnam. That鈥檚 considered multiple entry, right? Yikes! Help! :X

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You need a multiple-entry visa; we paid $90usd for multiple-entry/per passport when we went in Sept 07

Applying in person at the Consulate General of Vietnam in San Francisco is your best option

Oh, I%26#39;m glad you didn%26#39;t listen to me then! I tried calling quite a few timesback in November and could never get through, so figured they just never pick up.

$150 is a lot, but I guess you don%26#39;t really have a choice since if you head out to Thailand then you%26#39;ll definitely need a multiple entry. Good luck!

i went to vietnam in september/october 2007 too but my travel agent included the visa with the air ticket. this time, this agent im using is not including it. she asked for $110.00 for multiple entry. sounds like a lot. i guess i%26#39;ll have to go to the consulate. grrr! Thanks for all your assistance!

I noticed some comments on the San Fran Consulate here. Does anyone know if you can walk in and obtain the visa on the same day?

beemail, Vietnamese-born citizens of foreign countries do not need a visa, nor do their wives and children. See the details on the following link:

myvietnamvisa.com/who-are-eligible-for-entry鈥?/a>

Non-Vietnamese US citizens can apply for a visa on arrival, which will cost somewhere in the region of $78 for multiple entry. For previous discussions and information on the subject, type %26#39;visa on arrival%26#39; in the forum search box above.