Vietnam to Madagascar visa requirements

Vietnamese ordinary passport holders cannot enter Madagascar visa-free, but they can obtain a tourist visa on arrival at international airports (or an eVisa in advance). Both channels are open to all nationalities. A stay of up to 15 days currently carries no visa fee; longer stays are charged. Madagascar does not have a visa-waiver arrangement with Vietnam, so a visa is required. However, Madagascar operates a liberal entry regime: tourists of virtually all nationalities (Vietnam included) may obtain a short-stay tourist visa on arrival (VOA) at international airports such as Antananarivo-Ivato and Nosy Be, or apply online for an eVisa beforehand. Visas are issued for 15, 30, 60 or 90 days. As of 2026 a stay of up to 15 days carries no visa fee (only the standard processing applies), while paid fees apply for 30, 60 and 90 days. The 15-day eVisa fee was raised to EUR 30 in February 2026 (the on-arrival 15-day stay remains fee-free). For a short tourist visit, visa on arrival is the most practical channel, requiring a passport valid 6+ months with blank pages, a return/onward ticket and proof of accommodation/funds. The eVisa is a useful alternative for travellers who prefer paperwork done before flying. Note the VOA cannot be extended; eVisa/consular routes are needed for longer or extended stays. Yellow fever proof is required only if arriving from an at-risk country.