Informative articles about Vietnam visa and travelling
Planning your 2026 getaway from Malta to Vietnam? You can now skip the embassy queues and paperwork. The Vietnam e-visa is the fastest, most convenient way for Maltese travelers to secure entry, allowing you to apply 100% online in just a few clicks.
Whether you're visiting for a quick holiday or a 3-month exploration, this guide covers the essential requirements, costs, and a few pro tips to ensure your visa is approved without a hitch.
Before you start clicking, make sure you have these digital files ready. The Vietnam Immigration Department is strict about quality, so ensure your uploads are clear:
Passport: Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date.
Bio-page Scan: A high-quality .jpg of your passport’s personal information page.
Portrait Photo: A recent 4x6 photo (white background, looking straight ahead, no glasses).
Payment Method: A credit/debit card or PayPal account authorized for international transactions.
Trip Details: Your intended entry/exit dates and the specific ports (airports or land borders) you'll be using.
Accommodation: The address of your first hotel or homestay in Vietnam.
How much is a Vietnam evisa for citizens of Malta?
According to the official regulations of the Vietnam Immigration, the evisa fee will be:
USD 25 - Single entry (up to 90 days)
USD 50 - Multiple entry (up to 90 days)
Standard processing time: 3-5 working days
(Processing may take longer during Vietnamese public holidays.)
Note: The government fee is non-refundable, even if your application is refused.
You can apply directly through the government's official portal: https://evisa.gov.vn/.
You will fill out the form, upload your documents, and pay the fee.
Note: The government fee is non-refundable, even if your application is rejected due to a typo or a blurry photo.
If you’d rather have a professional eye check your documents to ensure 100% approval, let VietnamVisaVOA handle the heavy lifting.
Why travelers from Malta prefer us:
Error Filtering: We spot mistakes in passport numbers or names before they reach the authorities.
Refund Guarantee: If your visa isn't granted, we have refundable support options.
Human Support: Real people available 24/7 via WhatsApp to answer your "Is this photo okay?" questions.
How does it work?
Step 1: Submit your info through our Simplified Form.
Step 2: Pay the service and government fee via a secure link.
Step 3: Relax. We’ll email the official e-visa to you once it’s ready.
Stuck at the airport? Forgot to apply? It happens! If you need a visa yesterday, our Express Service can help:
1-2 business days for those in a hurry.
2-4 business hours for true emergencies.
Weekend/Holiday processing is also available.
To expedite: Send us your passport copy, flight details, and your application registration code (if you already started one) to support@vietnamvisavoa.com.
Don't let your vacation start with a long line at immigration. We offer add-on services for a seamless arrival:
Fast Track: Meet our representative at the "Landing Visa" sign; they’ll whisk you through the priority lane.
Private Airport Transfer: A professional driver will meet you at the gate with a name sign, no haggling with taxis required.
Validity Matters: Ensure your passport isn't damaged. Immigration may deny entry for torn pages.
Entry Points: You must enter through the specific port listed on your e-visa. You cannot change this once the visa is issued.
Print It Out: While digital copies are often accepted, carrying two physical printouts of your e-visa is highly recommended.
Kids Need Visas Too: If your child has their own passport, they need their own e-visa.
1. Can I extend my stay while in Vietnam?
Currently, 90-day e-visa extensions are not processed inside the country. You would need to do a "visa run" (exit and re-enter) to stay longer.
2. What if I made a mistake on my application?
If the visa is already issued, it cannot be edited. You must apply for a new one. This is why many choose our assisted service to avoid double-paying!
3. Can I change my entry port after my e-visa is issued?
You can enter via any of the 42 designated international gates (airports, land borders, or seaports) regardless of the port listed on your application, provided it accepts e-visas.
4. Is travel insurance required?
While no longer a mandatory entry requirement post-pandemic, having travel insurance with at least $10,000 coverage is strongly advised to handle any unexpected medical costs during your trip.
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