Can you get a 90-day Vietnam visa on arrival at the border and how much does it cost?

For Kazakh citizens, the standard entry terms differ: visa-free entry is typically allowed for 30 days, with a cap of 90 total days within 180 days. Another option is to apply for a 90-day e-visa.

If an e-visa was approved after you had already entered Vietnam and border control stamped a 45-day visa-free entry, that stamp is what governs your stay. To use the 90-day e-visa, you would need to exit the country and re-enter using the e-visa.

There are two main entry options for Vietnam: an e-visa valid for 90 days, or visa-free entry for 45 days, depending on your passport.

A 90-day visa can be issued at Vietnam's land border crossings. The cost is slightly higher than standard visa options, but the service is available.

Travelers looking to do a border run for a 90-day Vietnam visa should check current pricing, as costs can vary and are best confirmed from up-to-date local sources.