Top 9 Mistakes to Avoid Applying for a Vietnam Visa from Bangladesh

Top 9 Mistakes to Avoid Applying for a Vietnam Visa from Bangladesh

🇻🇳 Need Help With Your Vietnam Visa Application?

💬
WhatsApp +880 1713-289170
✉️
📍
Office 1 Shukrabad Road, Motiur Nibash, Opposite Metro Shopping Mall, Dhaka 1207

Last updated: January 2026 | Author: Md Bangir Hossain (Bablu) — Senior Visa Consultant (10+ Years, 3,000+ Visas) | ✅ Verified against Vietnam Immigration requirements

Vietnam has become one of the most popular destinations for Bangladeshi travelers — and for good reason. From the stunning Ha Long Bay and bustling streets of Hanoi to the ancient charm of Hoi An and the beaches of Da Nang, Vietnam offers incredible experiences at affordable prices.

The good news? Vietnam offers multiple visa options for Bangladeshi citizens, including the convenient e-Visa system. The challenge? Many applicants still face rejections or delays due to easily avoidable mistakes.

At goFLY Limited, we’ve processed thousands of Vietnam visas for Bangladeshi travelers and identified the exact errors that cause problems. This comprehensive guide shares those insights — helping you avoid common pitfalls and secure your Vietnam visa smoothly.

🎯 What You’ll Learn
  • 12 common mistakes that cause Vietnam visa problems
  • How to choose between e-Visa, Visa on Arrival, and Embassy visa
  • Document preparation tips that prevent rejection
  • Photo specifications and form-filling best practices
  • Real scenarios of mistakes and how to avoid them
  • Complete prevention checklist before submission
⚠️ Vietnam Visa Options for Bangladeshi Citizens

Bangladeshi passport holders have three main visa options:

  • E-Visa: Online application, single/multiple entry, up to 90 days
  • Visa on Arrival (VOA): Requires pre-approval letter, stamp on arrival at airport
  • Embassy Visa: Traditional application through Vietnam Embassy

Each has different requirements, and choosing the wrong one is a common first mistake!

📊 Quick Stats: Vietnam Visa at a Glance

Visa Required?
Yes — Bangladeshi citizens need pre-approved visa
E-Visa Fee
USD 25 (single) | USD 50 (multiple entry)
E-Visa Processing
3-5 working days
E-Visa Validity
Up to 90 days, single or multiple entry
VOA Stamping Fee
USD 25-50 (at airport)
Passport Validity Required
6+ months beyond travel date
Photo Size (E-Visa)
4×6 cm (passport page scan also required)
Common Rejection Cause
Photo/document errors, wrong entry port
goFLY Success Rate
95%+ for Vietnam visas

❌ Mistake 1: Choosing the Wrong Visa Type

Vietnam offers multiple visa options, and selecting the wrong one can cause delays, extra costs, or complications at the airport. Each visa type has different requirements, validity periods, and entry conditions.

Vietnam Visa Options Comparison

Visa Type How to Apply Processing Time Entry Type Best For
E-Visa Online at official portal 3-5 working days Single or Multiple (up to 90 days) Most tourists, simple trips
Visa on Arrival (VOA) Pre-approval letter + stamp at airport 1-3 days (approval letter) Single or Multiple Last-minute travel, group tours
Embassy Visa Vietnam Embassy in Dhaka 5-10 working days Single or Multiple Long stays, business, complex cases

Common Visa Type Mistakes

Mistake Consequence Correct Approach
Applying for single entry when visiting Cambodia/Laos mid-trip Can’t re-enter Vietnam after leaving Get multiple entry visa
Getting VOA but arriving by land border VOA only works at airports Use e-Visa for land borders
Short validity visa for longer planned stay Visa expires before trip ends Match visa validity to actual travel dates
Tourist visa for business activities May face issues if discovered Apply for correct visa category
💡 Which Visa Should You Choose?
  • E-Visa: Best for most tourists. Simple, online, accepted at all ports
  • VOA: Good for last-minute trips or when e-Visa system is slow
  • Embassy: For stays over 90 days, work, or complex situations

When in doubt, check our complete Vietnam visa guide or contact goFLY for advice.

❌ Mistake 2: Incomplete or Incorrect Documentation

Even for the straightforward e-Visa, incomplete or incorrect documentation is a leading cause of rejection. Each visa type has specific document requirements that must be met exactly.

Required Documents by Visa Type

Document E-Visa VOA Embassy
Valid Passport ✅ Scan of bio page ✅ Original at airport ✅ Original submission
Passport Photo ✅ Digital upload (4×6 cm) ✅ 2 physical photos ✅ 2 physical photos
Application Form ✅ Online form ✅ Arrival form ✅ Embassy form
Approval Letter ❌ Not needed ✅ Required before flight ❌ Not needed
Flight Itinerary ❌ Not required ✅ May be asked ✅ Required
Hotel Booking ✅ Address required ✅ May be asked ✅ Required
Financial Proof ❌ Usually not ❌ Usually not ✅ For long stays

Document Quality Issues

Issue Problem Solution
Blurry passport scan Can’t verify details Scan at 300+ DPI, ensure all text is readable
Cropped passport page Missing edges or MRZ code Include full page with all edges visible
Photo doesn’t meet specs Automatic rejection Follow exact specifications (see Mistake 4)
Wrong file format System can’t process Use JPG or PNG, under 2MB
Password-protected files Can’t be opened No password protection on uploads
🚨 E-Visa Passport Scan Requirements

For Vietnam e-Visa, your passport scan must:

  • Show the entire bio-data page including edges
  • Include the MRZ code (machine-readable zone at bottom)
  • Be in color, clear and high resolution
  • Show no glare, shadows, or reflections
  • Be in JPG format, under 2MB

❌ Mistake 3: Passport Validity Issues

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended entry date to Vietnam. This is a strict requirement that causes problems for many travelers.

Passport Requirements Checklist

  • Validity: 6+ months beyond your planned entry date
  • Blank pages: At least 2 empty pages for visa stamp
  • Condition: No damage, torn pages, or water damage
  • Signature: Must be signed
  • Readability: All information clearly visible

Common Passport Mistakes

Mistake Consequence Solution
Passport expires in 5 months Visa rejected or denied entry Renew passport before applying
No blank pages left No space for visa stamp Get additional pages or new passport
Damaged passport May be considered invalid Replace before travel
Name mismatch (nickname used) Visa name doesn’t match passport Use exact name as in passport
⚠️ Planning to Renew Your Passport?

If your passport is close to expiring or running low on pages:

  • Renew your passport before applying for visa
  • Bangladesh passport renewal takes 2-4 weeks
  • Plan visa application after receiving new passport
  • Don’t apply with old passport if new one is coming

❌ Mistake 4: Wrong Photo Specifications

Photo errors are one of the most common reasons for e-Visa rejection. The Vietnam e-Visa system has specific requirements, and photos that don’t meet these specs are automatically rejected.

Vietnam Visa Photo Requirements

Requirement E-Visa Specification Common Mistakes
Size 4cm × 6cm (or 2×2 inches digital) Using passport photo size (3.5×4.5cm)
Background White or light-colored Colored background, shadows
Face Coverage 70-80% of frame, centered Face too small or cropped
Expression Neutral, mouth closed, eyes open Smiling, eyes closed
Headwear None (unless religious requirement) Caps, hats, sunglasses
Glasses Preferably no glasses Glare on glasses lenses
Recency Within last 6 months Old photo, appearance changed
File Format JPG/JPEG, under 2MB Wrong format, too large
💡 Photo Tips for E-Visa Success
  • Get photos taken at a professional studio that knows visa requirements
  • Ask for digital copy in correct specifications
  • If taking at home: use white wall background, good lighting, no flash glare
  • Ensure photo is recent and looks like you currently do
  • Check photo before uploading — is it clear, centered, correct size?
❌ Photos That Will Be Rejected
  • Selfies or phone photos with visible background
  • Photos with other people visible
  • Blurry, pixelated, or low-resolution images
  • Over-edited or filtered photos
  • Photos showing only part of face/head
  • Photos with shadows on face or background

❌ Mistake 5: Errors on the Application Form

Form-filling errors may seem minor, but they can cause rejection or problems at immigration. The information you provide must exactly match your passport and be completely accurate.

Common Form Errors

Field Common Error Correct Approach
Full Name Using nickname, wrong order Exactly as shown in passport (Given Names, Surname)
Date of Birth Wrong format (DD/MM vs MM/DD) Follow form’s specified format exactly
Passport Number Typo, confusing 0 with O Copy exactly, double-check every character
Passport Expiry Wrong date entered Check passport and enter exact date
Entry Date Date that’s already passed or too far future Realistic date within visa validity
Entry Port Wrong airport or border selected Match your actual arrival port
Email Address Typo in email, using work email that’s blocked Personal email you can access, double-check spelling
Accommodation Address Vague address, no hotel name Full hotel name and address in Vietnam
⚠️ Name Order Confusion

Passport names can be confusing. For Vietnam e-Visa:

  • Surname/Family Name: Your last name (e.g., RAHMAN, HOSSAIN)
  • Given Names: Your first and middle names (e.g., MOHAMMAD KAMAL)

Check your passport — the surname is usually in a separate field or at the top.

✅ Form-Filling Best Practices

  • Have your passport in front of you while filling the form
  • Copy-paste passport number if possible to avoid typos
  • Review every field before submission
  • Take a screenshot of completed form before submitting
  • Double-check email address — your visa will be sent there
  • Ensure dates follow the format specified on the form

❌ Mistake 6: Applying Too Late

Many travelers apply for their Vietnam visa at the last minute, leaving no buffer for processing delays, document corrections, or unexpected issues.

Vietnam Visa Processing Times

Visa Type Standard Processing Peak Season/Delays
E-Visa 3-5 working days Up to 7-10 days during Tet/holidays
VOA (Approval Letter) 1-3 working days Up to 5 days during peak periods
Embassy Visa 5-10 working days Up to 15 days

Recommended Application Timeline

When to Apply Risk Level Notes
3-4 weeks before travel ✅ Safe — Recommended Plenty of time for corrections if needed
2 weeks before travel ✅ Acceptable Normal processing time should be sufficient
1 week before travel ⚠️ Risky May work, but no room for errors
Less than 5 days ❌ Very Risky Consider VOA or expedited service
💡 Peak Periods to Avoid

Processing times increase during:

  • Vietnamese Tet (Lunar New Year): Late January/February — offices may close for a week+
  • National holidays: April 30, May 1, September 2
  • Summer peak: June-August (high tourist volume)
  • Year-end holidays: December-January

Apply extra early during these periods!

❌ Mistake 7: Misunderstanding Visa on Arrival (VOA) Requirements

Visa on Arrival sounds simple, but many travelers misunderstand how it works and arrive at the airport unprepared.

VOA Process — What You Actually Need

1

Get Pre-Approval Letter (Before Travel)

You must obtain an approval letter before your flight from an authorized agency. This is NOT issued at the airport.

2

Print Required Documents

Bring printed copies of:

  • Approval letter
  • Entry/Exit form (NA1 form)
  • 2 passport photos (4×6 cm)
3

Pay Stamping Fee at Airport

At the VOA counter in Vietnam airport:

  • Submit documents
  • Pay stamping fee (USD 25-50 in cash)
  • Wait for visa stamp in passport

Common VOA Mistakes

Mistake Consequence How to Avoid
Thinking VOA means “no visa needed” Denied boarding or entry Get approval letter before travel
Arriving at land border with VOA VOA only works at airports Use e-Visa for land border crossings
No printed approval letter Delays, may need to find printer at airport Print before departure
No cash for stamping fee Must find ATM, delays Bring USD 50 in cash
Forgetting photos Photo booth fees at airport, delays Bring 2 photos from Bangladesh
⚠️ VOA vs E-Visa: Which is Better?

For most Bangladeshi travelers, e-Visa is now the better option:

  • ✅ No need to print approval letters
  • ✅ No stamping fee at airport
  • ✅ Faster immigration process
  • ✅ Works at all entry points including land borders

VOA is mainly useful for last-minute travel when e-Visa processing time isn’t available.

❌ Mistake 8: Wrong Entry/Exit Ports for E-Visa

When applying for a Vietnam e-Visa, you must specify your intended entry and exit points. If you arrive at a different port than what’s on your e-Visa, you may face problems.

Vietnam Entry Points Accepting E-Visa

Type Port Name Code
Airports Noi Bai International (Hanoi) HAN
Tan Son Nhat International (Ho Chi Minh City) SGN
Da Nang International DAD
Cam Ranh International (Nha Trang) CXR
Phu Quoc International PQC
Cat Bi International (Hai Phong) HPH
Can Tho International VCA
Phu Bai International (Hue) HUI
Land Borders Multiple land borders with Cambodia, Laos, and China
Seaports Multiple seaports for cruise arrivals
🚨 Entry Port Mismatch

If your e-Visa says “Entry at Hanoi (HAN)” but you arrive in Ho Chi Minh City (SGN):

  • You may be denied entry at immigration
  • You may need to apply for new e-Visa (takes days)
  • You may face significant delays while it’s sorted out

Always select the correct entry port matching your flight!

✅ How to Avoid Entry Port Mistakes

  • Check your flight booking for exact arrival airport before applying
  • If connecting through another city, select your first Vietnam arrival point
  • If plans might change, consider applying closer to travel date when plans are fixed
  • For multi-city trips, check that both entry and exit ports are correct

❌ Mistake 9: Ignoring Financial Proof (When Required)

While Vietnam e-Visa and short tourist visits rarely require financial proof, certain situations may require you to demonstrate financial capacity.

When Financial Proof May Be Needed

Situation Financial Proof Recommended Documents
Long stay (30+ days) May be requested Bank statements, employment letter
Embassy visa application Often required 3-6 months bank statements, salary slips
Business visa Company sponsorship Invitation letter, company financials
Immigration questioning May be asked at border Bank statement, credit card, cash
💡 Even If Not Required…

It’s good practice to have basic financial evidence when traveling:

  • Recent bank statement (screenshot on phone is helpful)
  • Credit/debit card for expenses
  • Some cash in USD or VND
  • Proof of return ticket

Immigration officers rarely ask, but being prepared prevents any issues.

❌ Mistake 10: Not Keeping Document Copies

Many travelers don’t keep copies of their application, approval documents, or confirmation emails. This becomes a problem if documents are lost or if you need to reference them.

Documents to Keep Copies Of

  • E-Visa approval: Save PDF, print copy, save on phone
  • VOA approval letter: Multiple printed copies + digital
  • Application confirmation: Screenshot or save email
  • Payment receipt: Proof of fee payment
  • Passport bio page: Color copy separate from passport
  • Photos: Extra copies of visa photos
  • Flight itinerary: Copies in case asked
  • Hotel bookings: Confirmation emails saved

How to Store Copies

Storage Method Pros Recommendation
Phone Always with you, easy access ✅ Save PDFs and screenshots to phone
Email Accessible from anywhere ✅ Forward confirmations to yourself
Cloud storage Backup if phone lost ✅ Google Drive, Dropbox
Printed copies Works without internet/power ✅ Essential for VOA, helpful for others

⚡ 3 Bonus Mistakes to Avoid

🚩 Bonus #1: Using Unofficial E-Visa Websites

Many unofficial websites claim to process Vietnam e-Visas. They often:

  • Charge 2-3x the official fee
  • Have slower processing
  • May have security/data concerns

Official e-Visa portal: evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn

Or use trusted agencies like goFLY who apply through official channels.

🚩 Bonus #2: Forgetting Travel Insurance

While not required for Vietnam visa, travel insurance is highly recommended:

  • Medical emergencies can be expensive in Vietnam
  • Coverage for trip cancellation, lost luggage
  • Adventure activities (motorbike, diving) may need special coverage

Learn more: Travel Insurance Guide

🚩 Bonus #3: Not Checking Visa Before Departure

Always verify your visa details before traveling:

  • Check validity dates — does it cover your entire trip?
  • Confirm entry type — single or multiple entry as needed?
  • Verify entry port — matches your arrival airport?
  • Check name spelling — matches passport exactly?

It’s easier to fix issues before you leave than at the airport!

📋 Real Mistake Scenarios & Lessons Learned

These anonymized scenarios represent common mistakes we’ve seen. Learn from others’ errors:

The Wrong Airport Disaster

E-Visa Entry Port Mismatch

Rafiq applied for e-Visa listing entry at Hanoi (HAN). But his flight was rerouted and he landed in Da Nang (DAD). At immigration, his e-Visa was rejected because entry port didn’t match.

❌ Held at airport for 4 hours, had to apply for new e-Visa while waiting, missed first day of vacation

Lesson: Always confirm your flight’s arrival airport before applying. If plans change, apply for new e-Visa.

The Photo Rejection

E-Visa Application Rejected

Fatima submitted her e-Visa application with a selfie taken at home. The background wasn’t pure white, and her face was slightly tilted.

❌ E-Visa rejected. Had to reapply with proper photo, losing 5 extra days and paying fee again

Lesson: Get professional visa photos that meet exact specifications. The USD 25 fee is non-refundable if rejected.

The VOA Confusion

Arrived Without Approval Letter

Kamal thought “Visa on Arrival” meant he could just get visa at the airport without any preparation. He arrived in Ho Chi Minh City without approval letter.

❌ Denied entry, had to arrange emergency approval letter (expensive), 6-hour delay at airport

Lesson: VOA requires pre-approval letter. Better to use e-Visa which is truly complete before travel.

The Prepared Traveler

Smooth E-Visa Process

Nasreen applied for her e-Visa 3 weeks before travel through goFLY. Professional photo, correct entry port, all details matching passport.

✅ E-Visa approved in 3 days. Smooth immigration in 10 minutes. Enjoyed 2 weeks exploring Vietnam!

Lesson: Proper preparation makes the entire process smooth and stress-free.

✅ Complete Vietnam Visa Mistake Prevention Checklist

Print this checklist and verify every item before applying:

📋 Before You Apply

  • Decided on visa type (e-Visa, VOA, or Embassy)
  • Confirmed passport has 6+ months validity
  • Passport has 2+ blank pages
  • Have confirmed travel dates
  • Know exact entry airport/port
  • Have accommodation address in Vietnam

📋 Document Preparation

  • High-quality passport scan (full page, color, 300 DPI)
  • Photo meets specifications (4×6 cm, white background, recent)
  • Photo is clear, centered, no shadows
  • Files are JPG format, under 2MB

📋 Form Filling

  • Name exactly matches passport
  • Date of birth correct
  • Passport number copied exactly
  • Passport expiry date correct
  • Entry port matches flight booking
  • Exit port correct (if different)
  • Email address correct and accessible
  • Entry date within intended travel dates

📋 Before Submission

  • Reviewed all information for errors
  • Taken screenshot of completed form
  • Payment method ready (Visa/Mastercard for e-Visa)

📋 After Approval

  • Saved e-Visa PDF to phone and email
  • Printed copy of e-Visa
  • Verified visa dates cover entire trip
  • Confirmed entry port matches flight
  • Checked name spelling on visa

📱 Vietnam E-Visa: Step-by-Step Guide

For most Bangladeshi travelers, the e-Visa is the simplest option. Here’s how to apply correctly:

1

Go to Official E-Visa Portal

Visit evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn — the official Vietnam Immigration portal.

⚠️ Avoid unofficial websites that charge higher fees.

2

Select “E-visa Issuance”

Click on the option to apply for a new e-Visa.

3

Fill the Application Form

Enter all information exactly as in your passport:

  • Full name (surname and given names)
  • Date of birth
  • Nationality: Bangladesh
  • Passport number and expiry
  • Entry/exit ports
  • Accommodation address
4

Upload Documents

  • Passport scan: Full bio-data page, clear and color
  • Photo: 4×6 cm, white background, recent
5

Pay the Fee

  • Single entry: USD 25
  • Multiple entry: USD 50

Pay by Visa/Mastercard. Fee is non-refundable.

6

Save Registration Code

After payment, you’ll receive a registration code. Save this — you’ll use it to check status and download your e-Visa.

7

Wait for Processing (3-5 days)

Check status using your registration code. You’ll receive email when approved.

8

Download and Print E-Visa

Download the PDF, save on phone, and print a copy. Present at Vietnam immigration.

🏆 Why Choose goFLY for Your Vietnam Visa?

While Vietnam e-Visa can be done yourself, many travelers prefer professional assistance to avoid mistakes and ensure smooth processing.

What We Offer The goFLY Advantage
✅ Expert Review We check every document before submission, catching errors
✅ Correct Application Right visa type, correct ports, proper format
✅ Photo Guidance Ensure your photo meets specifications
✅ Tracking We monitor your application and update you
✅ Problem Resolution If issues arise, we help resolve them
✅ 95%+ Success Rate High approval rate through proper preparation
✅ Complete Packages Visa + Flights + Tours from one agency
🏝️ Vietnam Tour Packages

Planning a Vietnam trip? goFLY offers complete tour packages:

  • Hanoi + Ha Long Bay — Classic northern Vietnam
  • Ho Chi Minh City + Mekong Delta — Southern adventure
  • Da Nang + Hoi An — Beaches and ancient town
  • Full Vietnam — North to South comprehensive tours

Check our Vietnam Tour Packages

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

The most common mistakes are:

  1. Photo not meeting specifications — Wrong size, background, or quality
  2. Wrong entry port selected — Doesn’t match actual arrival airport
  3. Form errors — Name mismatch, wrong passport number, date format errors

All of these are easily preventable with careful preparation.

Yes! Bangladeshi passport holders can apply for Vietnam e-Visa online.

E-Visa details:

  • Single entry: USD 25, up to 30 days
  • Multiple entry: USD 50, up to 90 days
  • Processing: 3-5 working days
  • Valid at: All airports, most land borders and seaports

Apply at: Official Vietnam E-Visa Portal

Aspect E-Visa Visa on Arrival
Apply where Online (official portal) Through agency for approval letter
Processing 3-5 days online 1-3 days for letter + airport stamp
Cost USD 25-50 Letter fee + USD 25-50 stamp at airport
Entry points All airports, most land borders Airports only
Best for Most travelers Last-minute trips

Vietnam e-Visa photo must be:

  • Size: 4cm × 6cm
  • Background: White or light-colored
  • Face: 70-80% of frame, centered
  • Expression: Neutral, mouth closed
  • Recency: Within last 6 months
  • Format: JPG, under 2MB
  • Quality: Clear, no blur, no shadows

Get photos from a professional studio that knows visa specifications.

Recommended timelines:

  • E-Visa: Apply 2-3 weeks before travel (minimum 1 week)
  • VOA: Apply 5-7 days before travel (minimum 3 days)
  • Embassy: Apply 3-4 weeks before travel

During peak seasons (Tet, holidays), add extra time as processing may be slower.

No. Once your e-Visa is issued with a specific entry port, you cannot change it. If your travel plans change:

  • Apply for a new e-Visa with correct entry port
  • Pay the fee again (previous e-Visa becomes useless)
  • Wait for new processing (3-5 days)

Prevention: Only apply when your flight is confirmed and you know the exact arrival airport.

If your e-Visa is rejected:

  • Fee is not refunded
  • Check rejection reason (usually photo or document issue)
  • Fix the problem (get proper photo, correct info)
  • Apply again with corrected application
  • Pay fee again

This is why it’s worth getting it right the first time or using professional assistance.

No, travel insurance is not required for Vietnam visa application.

However, it’s highly recommended because:

  • Medical emergencies can be expensive
  • Trip cancellation coverage protects your investment
  • Adventure activities may require coverage
  • Motorbike rentals (common in Vietnam) have risks

See: Travel Insurance Guide

Yes, visa extensions are possible in Vietnam.

How to extend:

  • Apply through a travel agency in Vietnam
  • Submit passport for extension processing
  • Processing takes 5-7 working days
  • Costs vary (usually USD 30-60)

Apply before your current visa expires. Overstaying has penalties.

goFLY provides complete Vietnam visa support:

  • Visa type advice: E-Visa, VOA, or Embassy recommendation
  • Document review: Check all documents before submission
  • Photo guidance: Ensure specifications are met
  • Application assistance: Help filling forms correctly
  • Tracking: Monitor application and update you
  • Flight booking: Best fares to Vietnam
  • Tour packages: Hanoi, Ha Long, Ho Chi Minh, and more

📞 Contact: 01713-289175 | 💬 WhatsApp

🚀 Ready to Apply for Your Vietnam Visa?

Avoid common mistakes and get your Vietnam visa smoothly with goFLY’s expert assistance.

Our Vietnam Services:

  • Visa Processing — E-Visa, VOA, Embassy visa assistance
  • Document Review — Catch errors before submission
  • Flight Booking — Best fares to Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang
  • Tour Packages — Ha Long Bay, Mekong Delta, and more
  • Travel Insurance — Protection for your trip

📍 Visit Us: 1 Shukrabad Road, Motiur Nibash, Opposite Metro Shopping Mall, Dhaka 1207
🕐 Hours: Sun-Thu & Sat: 10 AM – 6 PM | Fri: Closed
📧 Email: visa@goflybd.com | 📍 Get Directions

⚠️ Disclaimer

Important Notice

This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or immigration advice. Vietnam visa requirements and procedures are subject to change without notice.

goFLY Limited is NOT affiliated with the Vietnam Immigration Department or any government authority. We are an independent IATA-certified travel agency providing visa application assistance.

For official information, refer to:

Last verified: January 2026 | Next review: April 2026

You may also like...