If want to visit Vietnam you can get a regular tourist visa at any Vietnamese embassy abroad. However, if you are flying in to Vietnam, it may be wiser (cheaper and quicker) to get Vietnam Visa on Arrival based on Vietnam Visa Letter. It is important to note that this VOA option is eligible for all countries in the world except for all African countries. Visa on Arrival visas are nonimmigrant visas for persons who want to enter the Vietnam temporarily for business, tourism, pleasure or visiting, or a combination of both purposes. One can apply for the “Vietnam On Arrival” by apply online or in person at the Embassy. Applying for the Visa online is easy and quick process as compared to applying for a visa through a Vietnam Embassy. We recommend you to choose Visa on Arrival, as picking up your visa at a Vietnam international airport is simple and is fail-proof. Applying for Vietnam visa could be a nuisance if you don’t know which type of visa you should go for. Generally, was ever known as a closed country, Vietnam has made a recent improvement in the visa process to welcome more tourists. People who wish to travel to Vietnam have more options to choose when it comes to visa. In this article, we will mainly discuss visa on arrival. Price is dependent on the type of visa you want to get after your arrival to Vietnam. Standard delivery time is 2-3 days, however, in some cases we can shorten that period for an additional fee. Vietnam visa on arrival is alternative application which you obtain your visa upon landing at the Vietnam airport instead of having it in hands before you get on the plane. This method is only applicable for those who travel to Vietnam by air. You can pick up the visa at four international airports in Vietnam, including Noi Bai International Airport, Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Cam Ranh International Airport, and Da Nang International Airport. Vietnam visa on arrival is issued by Vietnam Immigration Department and legalized by Ordinance on entry, exit, and residence of foreigners in Vietnam, and Government’s Law No. 47/2014/QH13.