Have you recently applied for a Vietnam visa? Do not get stuck wondering about your visa application status; instead, stay updated with our Atlys Vietnam visa status tracking tool.

Whether you are located in the East or West, or have applied through the government website, each applicant can use our tool to check Vietnam e-visa application status in real-time.

How to check your Vietnam visa status online?

Here are simple steps to track Vietnam e-visa status:

1. Step 1: Enter your date of birth, visa application number (or registration code) and email address.

2. Step 2: Click "Check Status" to view your Vietnam visa application status.

One of the following results will be displayed on the screen:

• Approved: Your visa is approved.

• In process: Your visa application is still being processed.

• Rejected: Your application has been rejected by the visa authorities.

• Unknown: The information you have entered is invalid.

Why use the Atlys Vietnam visa status tracking tool?

• Atlys works with the Vietnamese immigration authorities to provide 100% accurate, real-time updates.

• The tool lets you track your visa status anytime, anywhere, using your smartphone or laptop.

• The use of advanced technology ensures data protection and prevents unauthorised access.

How will I receive my Vietnam e-visa once it is approved?

Once approved, you will receive the Vietnam e-visa as a downloadable PDF. Depending on how you applied, you can either receive it by email or download it from the website where you applied.

Tip: Once you receive it, make sure to print it out and carry it with you to present upon arrival in Vietnam.

My Vietnam e-visa status shows "rejected." What should I do?

If your Vietnam visa application status shows “rejected,” understand and address the reasons for rejection before reapplying. Some of the most common rejection reasons for a Vietnam visa include:

• Incomplete or inaccurate application: Missing or mismatching information on your visa form can often lead to visa rejection.

• Invalid passport: Having a passport with a validity of less than six months (at least) from the arrival date in Vietnam. 

• Incorrect photographs: Submitting photos that do not meet the visa photo requirements (e.g., must be clear, unedited, and not older than 6 months) can cause issues.

• Missing surname: A surname is mandatory when applying for a Vietnam e-visa. Applying without a surname on the government website will result in rejection.

Worried about another visa rejection? Apply with Atlys, and let our experts ensure that nothing stops you from getting a Vietnam visa this time!

Got further questions? Reach out to the Atlys support team at [email protected] or the Vietnamese government’s e-visa support team at [email protected] (Global Hotline +8424-382-64026).