Do Lebanon passport holders need a visa for Vietnam?
Yes — an eVisa, applied for online and approved before you travel. The Vietnam Pre-Arrival Declaration is a separate step before you fly — Vietnam’s airport immigration offices ask foreign passport holders for one, while the ministry behind the portal has called it voluntary.
Policy
Max stay
90 days
- The official form is free, on the government’s own site.
- Automation we built fills in your VPAD under your supervision — you review it, change anything, and submit it yourself.
- A credit is charged only after the official government site confirms it has your submission.
- Your passport and trip details never leave your device — we have no way to read them; the one exception is the passport photo you choose to scan, which passes through a recognition service once; we keep no copy of it.
Your next step
An eVisa is applied for and approved in advance — leave time for it, and carry the approval with you.
The VPAD — what it means for you
Your visa and this declaration are two separate things — the Ministry of Public Security says the portal is not used to review or grant visas, so having one does not take care of the other.
First time filing it? The full guide covers who is exempt, the exact window, and fixing mistakes — read the VPAD guide.
Official sources
- Vietnam Pre-Arrival Declaration portalprearrival.immigration.gov.vn
Compiled by the visayes team. Visa status and maximum stay come from our passport policy dataset, last updated 16 Sep 2026. Entry rules can change without notice — the destination’s own government is always the final word.
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