Vietnam is simplifying travel for international visitors by expanding its electronic visa (e-visa) system. The government has approved 41 new checkpoints, allowing foreign travellers to use e-visas for entry and exit. This brings the total number of e-visa points to 83, marking a significant step in streamlining immigration procedures. According to VietnamPlus reports, the new checkpoints include four international airports, 11 land border gates, and 26 seaports. Long Thanh and Gia Binh International Airports will adopt the system once operational, while Vinh and Chu Lai airports are already accepting e-visa holders. This expansion not only makes travel more convenient but also promotes tourism, enhances regional connectivity, and supports Vietnam’s broader economic growth and internati

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