●FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Documents, fees, processing, validity. Asked and answered.
What documents are on the e-visa checklist for Vietnam?+
Vietnam wants a passport valid six months past entry, a recent 4x6cm white-background photo, a scan of your passport data page, plus entry and exit dates with your port of entry. EVisaDocuments lists the full e-visa documents checklist for Vietnam and every other destination, updated when rules change.
How does the e-visa fee vary by nationality?+
Lots of countries price e-visas by nationality through reciprocity. US applicants often pay more than EU applicants for the same e-visa; some nationalities pay nothing at all. EVisaDocuments compares the e-visa fee by nationality per destination, so you see your passport’s exact price before starting.
What is the e-visa processing time by country?+
Turkey can approve in hours; Vietnam and several other countries take 3–5 business days, and some stretch to two weeks at peak season. EVisaDocuments tracks standard and express e-visa processing times by country, plus how far ahead you should apply.
What are the e-visa photo requirements for Thailand?+
Thailand wants a recent color photo, 3.5x4.5cm, white background, no glasses or head coverings, face filling 70–80% of the frame. A wrong photo is one of the top rejection reasons. EVisaDocuments spells out the photo requirements for Thailand and 190+ other countries, exact specs included.
E-visa vs visa on arrival: which should I pick?+
The e-visa, for certainty. It is approved before you fly; visa on arrival means airport queues, cash-only stamping fees, and a small chance of a problem at the worst moment. Pick visa on arrival only when no e-visa exists.
What is visa validity vs stay duration?+
Validity is the window to enter; stay duration is how long you can remain after entry. Turkey's e-visa is valid 180 days but Americans can stay only 90. Read both numbers before booking flights.
How do single entry and multiple entry e-visas differ?+
Single entry dies the moment you leave the country. Multiple entry lets you come and go within its validity, usually for a higher fee. Side trips to neighboring countries? Multiple entry saves you a second application. EVisaDocuments compares entry types, validity and stay duration for every e visa application online.