Skip immigration and save two hours at the airport.
A personal agent meets you at the gate and walks you through a priority immigration lane. Clear customs in under 20 minutes, not two hours in line.
The queue costs you more than time.
At Tan Son Nhat, hundreds of long-haul passengers land in the same evening window. After a 12-hour flight, the immigration hall is the last place you want to spend two hours.
Without Fast Track
- ✗ 90 to 180 minutes in line at peak hours
- ✗ Standing after a long overnight flight
- ✗ No idea how long the wait will be
- ✗ Stressful with kids or elderly parents
- ✗ Tired, rushing, and already running late
With Fast Track
- ✓ Through immigration in under 20 minutes
- ✓ An agent waiting for you at the gate
- ✓ A dedicated priority lane, no queue
- ✓ Help with the immigration form
- ✓ Out of the airport, ready to start your trip
Peak-hour immigration queues at Tan Son Nhat Airport, Ho Chi Minh City.
How Fast Track actually works.
From the moment you land, you're looked after. No guessing, no queue, no stress.
Met at the gate
Depending on airport regulations at the time of arrival, an agent is waiting at the immigration area, either holding a sign with your name or a screen welcoming you to the airport.
Priority lane
You're escorted to a dedicated Fast Track counter, straight past the regular queues.
Form and stamp
Help with your immigration form, a quick passport stamp, and you're out.
A name sign or an airport welcome screen, depending on regulations at the time of arrival.
Fast Track by airport, 2026 prices.
Available at all five international airports. SGN is the busiest, especially during peak evening arrivals.
| IATA | Airport | City | Fast Track price | Peak queue | With Fast Track | Congestion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SGN | Tan Son Nhat International Airport | Ho Chi Minh City | US$ 40.00 | 90–180 min | Under 20 min | Very high |
| HAN | Noi Bai International Airport | Hanoi | US$ 35.00 | 45–90 min | Under 20 min | High |
| DAD | Da Nang International Airport | Da Nang | US$ 35.00 | 20–60 min | Under 15 min | Moderate |
| PQC | Phu Quoc International Airport | Phu Quoc | US$ 35.00 | 20–45 min | Under 15 min | Moderate (high in peak season) |
| CXR | Cam Ranh International Airport | Nha Trang | US$ 35.00 | 15–40 min | Under 15 min | Low to moderate |
Prices are per person, arrival only. Peak times are estimates during busy international arrival windows.
Do You Need a Fast Track at HAN or SGN?
Immigration congestion swings a lot through the day. Here's what to expect by arrival time at Vietnam's two busiest airports.
Do I Need a Fast Track at HAN?
Immigration congestion at Noi Bai swings a lot through the day. Here is a general sense of what to expect by arrival time, and how it can be checked in more detail on the full HAN airport guide.
| Time Range | Immigration Status | Fast Track Recommended? |
|---|---|---|
| 00:00 to 04:00 | Very few international flights are scheduled to land in this window, immigration halls are typically empty. | Rarely needed. |
| 04:00 to 08:00 | A cluster of long-haul arrivals from Europe, the Middle East and South Asia lands here alongside early regional flights. | Often worth considering. |
| 08:00 to 12:00 | East Asian arrivals from Hong Kong, Seoul, Taipei and Guangzhou build up steadily through the morning. | Frequently recommended. |
| 12:00 to 16:00 | The busiest window of the day, with a dense convergence of East Asian and long-haul arrivals landing close together. | Especially worth considering. |
| 16:00 to 20:00 | Arrivals stay heavy into the evening as regional Southeast Asian flights keep landing on top of the midday bank. | Often worth considering. |
| 20:00 to 24:00 | Arrival volume tapers off through the night, though some late regional and long-haul flights still land. | Worth considering on busier flights. |
Fast track efficiency depends on the immigration flow at HAN, which is outside our control and can change based on flight delays, staffing levels, and seasonal peaks such as Tet.
Do I Need a Fast Track at SGN?
Tan Son Nhat sees some of the longest queues of any Vietnam airport, but how busy it is depends heavily on your arrival time. See the full SGN airport guide for more detail.
| Time Range | Immigration Status | Fast Track Recommended? |
|---|---|---|
| 00:00 to 04:00 | Very few international flights are scheduled to land in this window, immigration halls are typically quiet. | Rarely needed. |
| 04:00 to 08:00 | A smaller early bank of long-haul arrivals lands here from Europe and South Asia, lighter than the midday rush. | Can be a good option. |
| 08:00 to 12:00 | Arrivals build up fast as regional Southeast Asian and East Asian flights converge through the morning. | Frequently recommended. |
| 12:00 to 16:00 | The busiest window of the day, with the highest concentration of international arrivals landing close together. | Especially worth considering. |
| 16:00 to 20:00 | Arrivals stay heavy into the evening with continued regional and long-haul traffic landing on top of the midday bank. | Often worth considering. |
| 20:00 to 24:00 | Arrival volume tapers off through the night, though some late arrivals continue. | Worth considering on busier flights. |
Fast track efficiency depends on the immigration flow at each airport, which is outside our control and can change based on flight delays, staffing levels, and seasonal peaks such as Tet.
Worth it at SGN and HAN. Situational elsewhere.
SGN (Ho Chi Minh City): almost always. Vietnam's busiest airport, with 40M+ passengers a year and several long-haul flights landing in the same evening window. A 90 to 180 minute queue after an overnight flight is common. At US$ 40.00, Fast Track pays for itself in time saved.
HAN (Hanoi): usually yes. Shorter queues than SGN, but still 60 to 90 minutes at peak. Good value at US$ 35.00 for long-haul arrivals.
DAD, PQC, CXR: situational. Smaller airports with shorter queues. At US$ 35.00 it's a comfort upgrade, and well worth it in high season.
What Fast Track is, and isn't.
Fast Track is an immigration assistance service. A professional agent meets you at the gate and escorts you through a priority lane, so you clear customs in minutes instead of hours.
It is not an airport lounge. A lounge is a place to wait, with food and seating. Fast Track gets you through immigration. You can use both, independently.
Who it's for
Business travelers on a tight schedule, families with kids or elderly parents, and anyone who would rather not lose two hours after a long flight.
Real bookings. Real time saved.
"Used the Fast Track at Saigon airport. No regrets, it was so crowded and we got through in under 15 minutes. The staff welcomed us very nicely. Worth it and recommended."
Land tired. Leave fast.
Free changes up to 24 hours before your flight. Your agent tracks your flight in real time, so a delay won't cost you your booking.
Honest answers, no fine print.
Meet-and-greet at the gate, a dedicated priority immigration lane, and help completing your immigration form.
From US$ 35.00 per person at HAN, DAD, PQC and CXR, and US$ 40.00 per person at SGN. Arrival service, priced per passenger.
At peak evening hours, 90 to 180 minutes when several long-haul flights land together. With Fast Track you clear immigration in under 20 minutes regardless of when you land.
Yes, but book at least 24 hours ahead to guarantee confirmation and an agent. Bookings within a few hours of arrival may not be confirmed.
Your agent tracks your flight in real time and adjusts to your actual arrival. To change the date or time, message us on WhatsApp at least 24 hours ahead.
Yes. Agents handle e-visa, visa on arrival and visa-exempt entries, and help you with the immigration form. Fast Track assists with the queue and paperwork, not the visa decision itself.
A lounge is a place to wait, with food and seating. Fast Track gets you through immigration faster. They're separate services and you can use both.
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