Shorten Visa Procedure Time With Visa Online Vietnam

Nov 1, 2022

Visa Online Vietnam specializes in providing rush /emergency Vietnam visa services for customers/visitors wanting to shorten the procedure visa application time.

Vietnam - November 1, 2022 —

Visa Online Vietnam specializes in providing Rush (urgent) or Emergency (super urgent) or Immediate Vietnam visa services. The service is suitable for customers with urgent flights, sudden plans and discovering that there is no Vietnam visa.

The application for the Vietnam visa is done 100% online. The registration steps are carried out in turn as follows:

  • Step 1 – Fill out the application form online on the website.
  • Step 2 – Make an online payment and send a colored passport with the photo attached to the form after receiving the confirmed email of the successful payment.
  • Step 3 - Check the Vietnam visa result, E-visa or approval letter. The E-visa is sent within 2-3 working days with normal service, 1-2 working days with urgent, 04–08 working hours with emergency and 30 minutes-1 hour for immediate service (For cases to be processed with approval visa letters, the processing time will last longer – Normal service: 7-9 working days, Urgent: 6-7 working days, Emergency: 5-6 working days – Immediate: contact the website for confirmation).

Customers need to follow this information when upon entry at Vietnam airport.

For approval visa letter service, Visa Online Vietnam supplies 03 types of services: Normal – Urgent – Emergency - No immediate visa approval letter at the time. Processing time and fee are referred to on the website. The approval visa letters are only valid for 15 to 20 days to enter Vietnam. 

For the approval visa letter service, customers present documents, including the original passport, 2 passport-sized photos and the approval Vietnam visa letter. Customers pay the stamp fee directly to the Vietnam Immigration Officers.

  • $25 for 1 & 3 month singles.
  • $50 for 1 & 3 month multiple.
  • $95 for 6 months multiple.
  • $135 for a year multiple.

After completing the above procedures, the customer could get a Vietnam visa. In the case too urgent and cannot prepare photos or the approval letter, customers can consider using the Airport Speedup Service, which includes picking up at the airport, taking pictures, preparing the approval letter and all other steps.

With E-visa, customers need to follow this information when entering Vietnam airport.

Fill in the information on the website on the available Vietnam visa application form. Customers need to send these personal papers via the email of Visa Online Vietnam: 1 colored passport still in 06 months validity from the date of arrival to Vietnam + 1 photograph of the face (no glasses) + the return flight ticket to Vietnam.

For the E-visa service, customers present documents, including original passports and E-visa to the Vietnam Immigration Officers. Visa Online Vietnam provides Airport Fast Track service for customers who want to save the procedure as much time as possible without any troubling problems.

Processing time of the Immigration Department is from 8.30 am till 2.30 pm daily on weekdays: Mondays to Fridays. So all bookings after 2.30 pm will be automatically set for processing time into the next business day.

  • Urgent (1 - 2 working days): All bookings before 2.30 pm will receive E-visa from 6 to 8 pm on the next working day (excluding Saturday, Sunday and holidays). All bookings after 2.30 pm are automatically processed on the next business day.
  • Emergency (4 - 8 working hours): For all orders from 8.30 am to 2.30 pm, customers will receive visa results around 6 to 8 pm on the same business day. Orders after 2.30 pm will be given back the result around 6 to 8 pm of the next business day. In case customers need support for a sooner visa result to get the flight times, please call the hotline to be instructed to upgrade the service to Immediate or Last minute visa as travelers request.

For visa requests on weekends or holidays or not the Immigration Department's working time, customers can consider the Immediate/Last minute/Guaranteed visa service and call the hotline to confirm - supply the necessary information (return flight ticket and passport with passport-sized photos). Visa Online Vietnam staff will send documents around 30 minutes to 1 hour after the payment is completed and support all immigration stages at the airport for customers.

The extra fee charged for the above-expedited services from $30 or more following the rush time travelers need the visa. Visa Online Vietnam encourages customers to call the hotline number for all types of services and questions answered, especially in extremely urgent situations. 

To consult the types of urgent visa services at Visa Online Vietnam, please visit: https://visaonlinevietnam.com

About the website: Visa Online Vietnam is a website under VIETNAM VISA SERVICE, Co. LTD. The website provides customers/visitors with urgent/emergency Vietnam visa services.

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