How to get Vietnam Visa from Hong Kong?

There are two ways to get Vietnam Visa from Hong Kong as follows:

1. Get Vietnam Visa through Vietnam Consulate in Hong Kong

Processing time: 2 days (normal) for 1-month visa
Processing fee: $300HK
Urgent type: get after 15 mins (only for 14-day visa); Costs an extra $500HK

Contact Vietnam Consulate in Hong Kong:

Address: 15/F, Great Smart Tower, 230 Wan Chai Road
Wan Chai, Hongkong
Tel: (852) 2591 4517 / 2591 4510
Fax: (852) 2591 4524 / 2591-4539

How to get there? You go to Wan Chai road, you will see Great Smart Tower Building. Enter from Canal Road East and it is not far from there.

2. Get Vietnam Visa on arrival via online service

The considered quicker and easier way to get Visa to Vietnam from Hong Kong is to apply online for a Visa on Arrival. However, this method is applicable to air travel only. Our service costs is only 25$ US for one application.

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10 Comments

By Rosario, May 9, 2009 @ 4:54 pm

Question: Do I still need to pay for any other fee, such as the visa fee itself, apart from your service cost USD25 if i choose to apply the visa on arrival on line?
By admin, May 11, 2009 @ 3:25 pm

Answer to Rosario,

There are two kinds of fees: service fee and stamping fee.
- Service fee: the fee is paid for us to proceed the visa for you.
- Stamping fee: For getting your visa stamped at VIETNAM airport, pay directly at the Vietnam airports for the Immigration officers by cash (in USD) at immigration Desk if you apply for Visa on arrival. If you apply for visa code, this fee will be paid directly at the Vietnam Embassy and Consulate in the country you want to pick up!
By Stacy, November 16, 2009 @ 7:28 am

If I am traveling to Vietnam on December 26, 2009, how early can I apply for a visa. Does the 1 month visa start from the date it is issued or from the first day of travel?
By admin, November 19, 2009 @ 4:26 pm

To Stacy,

Please be kindly noted that the duration of a visa starts from the arrival date noted in the visa, not the first day of your travel.

For applying for a visa to Vietnam, you can apply at our website http://www.vietnam-visa.com for normal service (after 2 working days, your visa approval letter will be finished).
By Mafk, December 23, 2009 @ 4:05 am

Hi,

My wife and I are travelling to Vietnam from Cambodia by land, can we get our visa in Hong Kong before going to Cambodia? We have 4days in Hong Kong over new year.

Many thanks

Mark
By admin, December 24, 2009 @ 2:59 pm

To Mafk,
You are traveling to Vietnam by land, so visa code picked up at Vietnam Embassy in oversea is the best option. You can go to Vietnam Embassy in Hong Kong or apply online to submit your visa before going to Cambodia.
By Mick, January 6, 2010 @ 9:16 pm

I am a Dutch citizen and will be travelling around SE Asia for a period of about three months. I would like to know if I can obtain a 3 month, multiple entry visa for Vietnam whilst being in Hong Kong. What would you advise me to do? Should I arrange this online and will I be able to use the so-called Visa Code? And how does this work? Will I get the code prior to travelling to HK and go to the Vietnamese embassy there? If so, will I then be able to pick up the visa on the spot there, or will there still be a processing time of several days? Also, what would be the price for a 3 months (a “Less than 6 months visa”, according to the Vietnamese embassy in the Netherlands) multiple entry visa or a single entry visa be?

Thanks in advance, Mick
By admin, January 7, 2010 @ 2:48 pm

To Mick
1. In case you would like to travel by air

-You apply online at http://www.vietnam-visa.com
-Settle the payment (service fee) as per instructions
- Receive your visa approval letter after 1working day (urgent service), and 2 or 3 working days (normal service) via email
- You print the letter out and bring it together with your photos + passport +some dollars pay the Vietnam Immigration Officer to get your visa stamped in arrival airport in Vietnam and pick up your visa there.
And now, you are ready to enter Vietnam!

There are two kinds of fees: service fee and stamping fee.
- Service fee: the fee is paid ONLINE for us to process the visa for you.
- Stamping fee: For getting your visa stamped at VIETNAM airport, pay directly at the Vietnam airports for the Immigration officers by cash (in USD) at immigration Desk.
Kinds of visa Service fee/pax (USD) Stamping fee/pax (USD)
Visa on arrival-1 month single $21.25 $25
Visa on arrival-1 month multiple $26.25 $50
Visa on arrival-3 months single $35 $25
Visa on arrival-3 months multiple $40 $50
-NORMAL PROCESSING service fee: GUARANTEED 2-3 working days
-URGENT PROCESSING service fee: 1 working day (plus 10 USD).
- You can pay us via Credit card or Western Union.
2. In case you travel by other ways (not travel by air):
You should apply for visa code (the visa to pick up at your nearest and most convenient Vietnam Embassy). There are two ways for you to get your visa code:
The first is you can apply at our site http://www.vietnam-visa.com, after one day (urgent service) and two to three working days for normal service; you receive the visa approval code by Vietnam Immigration Department. Then you print the code and bring it with you to Vietnam Embassy in the country you are living to stamp your visa quickly.
- Stamping fee: For getting your visa stamped at VIETNAM Embassy/Consulate, you pay directly for the staff in-charge of the Embassy/Consulate (50 USD upwards)
The second way is that you yourself go to Vietnam Embassy to apply for visa. This way is more time consuming and complicated.
For more information, please kindly visit our website at http://www.vietnam-visa.com !
By Marie O'Connell, January 11, 2010 @ 6:12 am

Sir/Madam, Can you please tell me the weekly opening times and days of the Vietnam embassy in Hong Kong?

I wish to get a visa organised when I arrive in Hong Kong on 2nd Feb 2010.

I look forward ot your response,

Kind regards,

Marie
By admin, January 15, 2010 @ 3:58 pm

To Marie
Vietnam Embassy will open from Monday to Friday. Happy time is 8.00-11.00 in the morning and 13.00-17.00 in the afternoon.
Kindly regards,
Bella Bui