By Natalie Vo, KissTour founder · Updated July 12, 2026
The Vietnam visa fast track combo works like this: apply for your e-visa online ($25 USD single entry, 3–5 working days), then book airport fast track from $30 USD per person. Our staff meets you at the aircraft exit and walks you through a priority immigration lane — most guests clear in 10–15 minutes.
What Is the Vietnam Visa Fast Track Combo?
The Vietnam visa fast track combo pairs the two things that decide how your arrival goes: a valid e-visa arranged before you fly, and a greeter who escorts you through the priority immigration counter when you land. Sort both, and the slowest part of landing in Vietnam — the immigration hall — shrinks from an hour to roughly 15 minutes.
We run fast track at four airports: Tan Son Nhat (SGN), Noi Bai (HAN), Da Nang (DAD) and Phu Quoc (PQC).
How Do You Get Your Vietnam E-Visa in 2026?
A Vietnam e-visa costs $25 USD for single entry or $50 USD for multiple entry, is valid for up to 90 days, and is issued only through the official government portal, evisa.gov.vn. Standard processing takes 3–5 working days, excluding weekends and Vietnamese public holidays — apply at least two weeks before you fly.
Two 2026 updates worth knowing: citizens of 24 countries, including the UK, now enter visa-free for up to 45 days, and every traveler must complete a health declaration before arrival since July 1, 2026. Full details are in our Vietnam entry requirements guide.
Flying within days with no visa yet? That is a different playbook — start with our Vietnam emergency visa guide.
How Does Fast Track Work When You Land?
Airport fast track is a legal paid greeter service that uses the airport’s priority immigration counter. Here is exactly what happens on arrival:
- Our staff waits for you at the aircraft exit, before immigration, holding a sign with your name.
- You are escorted to the Fast Track Immigration counter — no standing in the general queue.
- VIP and VVIP guests get help with baggage.
- You are walked out to the pick-up area.
- VVIP guests have a private car waiting to take them to their hotel.
“Most travelers who message us in a panic actually have enough time. What they usually don’t have is the paperwork in the right order — that is the part we fix,” says Ngân, one of our airport team.
How Much Does the Combo Cost?
Everything is priced per passport, not per group. Here is the arrival math in 2026:
| Item | Price per person (USD) |
|---|---|
| E-visa, single entry (government fee) | $25 |
| E-visa, multiple entry (government fee) | $50 |
| Fast track arrival — Standard | $30 at SGN, HAN, DAD · $38 at PQC |
| Fast track arrival — VIP (adds baggage help) | $45 · $53 at PQC |
| Fast track arrival — VVIP (adds private car to your hotel) | $60 |
Children under 11 pay 75% of the adult rate. Arrivals between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. add $8 USD per route. Book arrival and departure together and the departure leg drops by 10%.
A worked example: a couple landing at Tan Son Nhat pays $50 USD in e-visa fees plus $60 USD for Standard fast track — $110 USD total for a 15-minute arrival instead of an hour in the hall.
When Do You Need the Combo — and When Don’t You?
Honest answer: not everyone needs fast track. If you land mid-morning on a quiet weekday with carry-on only, you may walk through in 20 minutes on your own. Check our airport immigration wait times data before deciding.
The combo earns its money when you land during peak arrival banks, when queues regularly stretch past 45–60 minutes; when you have a tight onward connection; when you travel with small kids or older parents; or when you land after midnight and just want your bed.
Visa-free travelers — UK passport holders, for example — skip the e-visa step but still queue like everyone else. Fast track on its own works for them too.
How Do You Book?
Message us on WhatsApp with four things: a photo of your passport, your visa (if you needed one), your WhatsApp number, and a photo of your flight ticket. We confirm your meeting point, and you can pay cash at the airport if you prefer.
If your flight is delayed, we track it and wait. Plans changed? Send us a message in advance and cancellation is free.
KissTour is rated 5.0 across 2,539 TripAdvisor reviews. For the full picture of the service, read our fast track in Vietnam guide or go straight to the fast track booking page.
FAQ: Vietnam Visa Fast Track
Can I get a visa on arrival instead of an e-visa?
Yes, but visa on arrival requires a pre-approval letter arranged before you fly, and you still queue at the landing-visa counter. For most travelers the e-visa is simpler — we compare both in our e-visa vs visa on arrival guide.
Is airport fast track legal in Vietnam?
Yes. It is a paid service that uses the airport’s official priority immigration counter — the same lane used for diplomats and airline crews. Nothing is skipped except the waiting.
What if my e-visa has not arrived and I fly tomorrow?
Message us first. Then read our last-minute visa checklist — it covers exactly what to do, hour by hour.
Do children need their own e-visa?
Yes. Every passport, including a baby’s, needs its own visa or exemption. For fast track, children under 11 pay 75% of the adult rate.
What if I land at 2 a.m.?
We work around the clock at all four airports. Night arrivals between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. carry an $8 USD surcharge per route — that is all that changes.
