Urgent Vietnam Visa for US Citizens Arriving on Weekends or Holidays

Why US Travelers Face Problems on Weekends and Holidays

Many U.S. citizens underestimate the fact that Vietnam Immigration offices are officially closed on weekends and public holidays. Regular e-visa processing stops, and many travelers:

arrive at the airport without any valid visa approval letter;
discover their e-visa is still pending approval;
have flight schedules that can’t be changed.

If you’re stuck at the airport Saturday night or on Tet (Lunar New Year) with no visa, you could be denied boarding or refused entry.

The Solution: Emergency Vietnam Visa Service (1H / 2H / 5H)

ApplyEvisaVietnam.com provides direct processing with Immigration officers even outside normal hours. This urgent service is available 24/7 — including weekends and Vietnamese holidays.

1-hour processing: $195
2-hour processing: $165
5-hour processing: $135
Same-day (1 day): $100
2 days: $85
3 days: $80

Important: This service works completely remotely. You do not need to wait in line at the airport visa counter — everything is pre-approved before you land.

How Does It Work?

Send your passport scan + flight details via WhatsApp (+84 947 754 252) or email (visavietnamonlinev@gmail.com).
Choose your processing speed: 1h, 2h, 5h, or longer if you have time.
Receive your official approval letter via email.
Board your flight confidently — your visa will be ready upon arrival.

When Should US Citizens Use This Service?

Arriving on Saturday night or Sunday morning when Immigration offices are closed.
Flying on major Vietnamese holidays (Tet, National Day, etc.).
Missing your e-visa confirmation email.
Finding out your e-visa application was delayed or rejected.
Last-minute business trips or family emergencies.

Real Airport Scenarios — and How We Fix Them

Case 1: John, a U.S. tourist, applied for an e-visa but didn’t get approval before his Saturday night flight. Using our 1-hour service, we emailed his visa letter before check-in closed.

Case 2: Emily’s flight landed at Noi Bai Airport at 2AM on New Year’s Day. Immigration counters were empty — but we had pre-arranged her urgent visa, so she cleared in minutes.