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How to get rush Vietnam visa ?

You urgently need to travel to Vietnam for business or personal reasons? And not until you arrive in departure airport, you realize that you have not applied for your Vietnam visa? My Goddess, What I must do NOW?

Don’t Worry! Vietnamvisavoa.com is here to help you at any time.

How quickly I can get Vietnam visa?
Normally, it just takes one to two working days to get your Vietnam visa approval letter done then you can get on plane, fly into Vietnam and then get Vietnam visa stamped upon arrival. In case, you want to get the Vietnam visa approval letter issued very quickly within just one or two hours or just within 30 minutes, we make it possible.




What do you need to do to get rush Vietnam visa?
We understand that when you are in rush, you may feel embarrassed and spending 3 minutes to submit the online  Vietnam visa application form is not a good idea. In stead of that, simply you send us a copy of your passport page to our email: vietnamvisavoa@gmail.com  or just give us a call at our hotline: +84969255515(Whatsapp/Viber/Wechat). To make it more convenient, you just need to take a picture of your passport page sent to our phone. An invoice for service fee will be sent to your email right away. After a few minutes, you will get a copy of your Vietnam visa approval letter. Take a deep breath and a happy smile; you are now ready for your flight to Vietnam and fulfill your mission.

What to do at Vietnam airport to get Vietnam visa stamped?
When you reach Vietnam landing visa/ Visa upon arrival area, simply, you submit: your Vietnam visa approval letter, Vietnamese visa application form, your passport, one passport photo and stamping fee in cash. The officer will check detail and stamp a Vietnam visa on your passport. You next, head to the Custom and then exit Vietnam airport. Welcome you to Vietnam!

Contact us at:vietnamvisavoa@gmail.com or call us at: +84969255515 for any enquiries at any time! We are always available 24/7 to assist you at our best!



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