Approval in about 30 minutes · US$199 all in
An urgent Vietnam visa from us is the same e-visa the government portal issues — filed through the fast channel, so the approved document is in your inbox in about an hour, weekends included.
No flight ticket, hotel booking or invitation letter needed. Valid up to 90 days, single or multiple entry, every nationality.
Choose your speed
Each price is the full amount for a single-entry e-visa. The US$25 government fee is already included and there is nothing to pay at the airport.
Processing runs on Vietnam time (UTC+7), Monday to Friday. The application form lists every speed that can still be delivered right now, each with the exact hour it will be ready in your own time zone.
Why it is safe to pay us
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The same e-visa, not a copyIssued by the Immigration Department and accepted at all 83 ports of entry — 17 airports, 27 land crossings, 39 seaports.
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One price, government fee insideThe US$25 government fee is already in every amount above. Nothing extra to pay us, and no fee on arrival at the airport.
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Refund rule, stated plainlyFull refund if you cancel before we submit; full refund or a free resubmission if the mistake is ours. No agency can guarantee approval — that decision is the Immigration Department’s.
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A person answers, right awayWhatsApp, the chat box in the corner, or [email protected] — before you pay as well as after.
Already applied and still waiting?We escalate the application you already submitted — 24 hours US$99, 48 hours from US$69. No second application, no second government fee.
We are an independent commercial visa service and are not affiliated with the Vietnamese government. You can also apply yourself at evisa.gov.vn for US$25 — that route takes about three working days, often five, with no weekend processing, no rush option and nobody to call. Many nationalities need no visa at all for short stays: check the exemption list before you pay anyone.
An urgent Vietnam visa is a normal Vietnam e-visa that is pushed through faster than the government’s standard queue. We handle the application for you and can have the e-visa in your inbox in about 1 hour, 4 hours, 1 business day or 2 business days, including a same-day option on weekends and public holidays. It is the same document immigration officers accept at the border; the only difference is how quickly you get it.
Urgent Vietnam visa processing times and prices
Pick the speed by working backwards from your flight, not from how worried you are. Every price below is the full amount for a single-entry e-visa and already includes the US$25 government fee. There are no airport fees to pay on arrival.
| Speed | Total price | Choose it when |
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| About 1 hour Approval in roughly 30 minutes for airline check-in, documents ready in 1–1.5 hours | US$199 | You are at the airport, or check-in closes within a few hours. |
| 4 hours | US$139 | You fly later today or early tomorrow morning. |
| 1 business day | US$99 | You fly in two or three days. |
| 2 business days | US$89 | You have most of a week but do not want to gamble on the standard queue. |
| Weekend or public holiday, same day | US$249 | The immigration office is closed and you cannot wait for Monday. |
The application form shows the exact total for your case before you pay anything.
How the urgent Vietnam e-visa works
- Fill in one form. Passport details, arrival date, port of entry and the speed you need. It takes about five minutes on a phone.
- Upload two images. A photo of your passport’s data page and a plain portrait photo. We check both before anything is submitted, because a rejected photo costs more time than any other mistake.
- We submit and chase it. Your application goes to the Vietnam Immigration Department through the fast-track channel for the speed you chose.
- The e-visa arrives by email. It is a PDF. Print it or keep it on your phone, then show it at airline check-in and again at Vietnamese immigration.
What you need to apply
- A passport valid for at least six months beyond your arrival date, with a blank page.
- A clear photo or scan of the passport data page, all four corners visible and no glare across the text.
- A recent portrait photo: face forward, plain light background, no glasses.
- Your intended entry date and the airport, land border or seaport where you will enter.
- An email address you can open from the airport.
You do not need a flight ticket, a hotel booking or an invitation letter to get a tourist e-visa.
Why the government portal cannot be rushed
You can apply on your own at the official portal, evisa.gov.vn, for US$25. If you have a week or more, that is what we would tell a friend to do. The portal runs at one speed: the stated processing time is about three working days, in busy months it often stretches to five, and it does not process on weekends or Vietnamese public holidays. There is no rush option to pay for and no one to call when a photo is rejected on day three.
An urgent service exists for the situation where that timeline no longer fits: a flight booked at short notice, a visa you thought you did not need, or an application that has sat at “processing” while your departure date got closer.
Read the clock in Vietnam time
This is the detail that catches most travellers. Processing happens in Vietnam, on Vietnam time (UTC+7), during the Immigration Department’s working week of Monday to Friday. A “4-hour” service ordered on a Friday evening in New York is being ordered on a Saturday morning in Hanoi, when the office is shut.
Around Tet (Lunar New Year, late January or February), Reunification Day and Labour Day (30 April to 1 May) and National Day (2 September), the office closes for several days in a row. If your trip falls near those dates, apply before the closure rather than during it.
Do you need a visa at all?
Check before you pay. Citizens of a number of countries, including the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Japan and South Korea, can enter Vietnam without a visa for stays of up to 45 days. United States, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand and Indian passport holders do need a visa. The rules differ by passport and change from time to time, so use our visa exemption list with the exact terms for each group. If you are exempt and staying within the limit, you do not need us.
Where the e-visa is accepted
A Vietnam e-visa is valid for up to 90 days, single or multiple entry, and is open to citizens of every country. Since the December 2025 expansion the approved list has 83 ports of entry: 17 airports, including Noi Bai (Hanoi), Tan Son Nhat (Ho Chi Minh City), Da Nang, Cam Ranh (Nha Trang) and Phu Quoc, as well as 27 land border crossings and 39 seaports. The application asks for the ports where you intend to enter and leave, and an e-visa is only valid at ports on that list, so check your crossing before you book, especially if you are arriving overland from Laos, Cambodia or China.
Already applied and still waiting?
If you applied on the government portal yourself and the status has not moved, you do not have to start again. We can escalate the application you already submitted and have it approved within 24 hours of escalation, for US$99. Read how expediting a pending Vietnam e-visa works, or go straight to the form.
Urgent Vietnam visa FAQ
How fast can I get an emergency Vietnam visa?
The fastest option gives you an approval in roughly 30 minutes and the e-visa document in 1 to 1.5 hours, on a working day in Vietnam. On weekends and public holidays there is a separate same-day service.
Can I get a Vietnam visa on the same day?
Yes. The 1-hour and 4-hour services are both same-day on Vietnamese working days, and the weekend and holiday service covers the days when the immigration office is closed.
Is an urgent e-visa different from a normal one?
No. It is the same e-visa issued by the Vietnam Immigration Department, with the same validity and the same rules at the border. Only the processing speed is different.
Can I get a visa on arrival instead?
Not by simply turning up. Visa on arrival in Vietnam requires a pre-approval letter arranged before you fly, and it only works at airports. For almost every traveller the e-visa is simpler, and airlines will ask to see a visa or e-visa at check-in.
What happens if I land without a visa?
In practice you rarely get that far, because the airline refuses boarding at check-in. If you are standing at the desk now, message us on WhatsApp with your passport photo and flight time and we will tell you honestly whether the 1-hour service can still make it.
Do you work on weekends and Vietnamese holidays?
Yes, through the weekend and holiday service. It costs more because the application has to be handled outside normal office hours.
What if my visa is refused?
Visa decisions are made only by the Vietnam Immigration Department, and no agency can guarantee an approval. If you cancel before we submit your application, you get a full refund. If the refusal is caused by a mistake on our side, we refund in full or resubmit free of charge. The US$25 government fee cannot be refunded once an application has been submitted.
Are you the Vietnamese government?
No. VietnamVisaUrgent.com is an independent commercial visa assistance service and is not affiliated with the Vietnamese government. The official portal is evisa.gov.vn. You pay us for speed, checking and someone to talk to when time is short.
Talk to a person
If your flight is close and you are not sure which speed you need, ask before you pay. WhatsApp is fastest: +84 705 549 868. You can also email [email protected]. Send your nationality, your flight time and the city you are flying from, and we will tell you which option fits.
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