Get Your Vietnam Visa in 1 Day – Fast & Easy for Australian Passport Holders

Get Your Vietnam Visa in 1 Day – Fast & Easy for Australian Passport Holders

For Australian passport holders who need their Vietnam visa quickly but don’t require same-day approval, our 1-Day Urgent Service is the perfect choice.

At VietnamVisaEasy.com, we process and deliver your approved Vietnam e-visa within 1 business day – giving you speed, affordability, and peace of mind.

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Why Choose the 1-Day Service?

• Approved within 1 business day after payment.

• Cheaper than ultra-urgent options (1h, 2h, 5h).

• Ideal for travellers with flights tomorrow or in 2–3 days.

• Official e-visa accepted at all Vietnamese airports and border crossings.

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When This Service Is Best for Australians

• You are planning ahead but need confirmation quickly.

• You missed the standard 3-day processing deadline.

• You want to avoid last-minute stress at the airport.

• You have flexible flight departure times.

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How It Works

1. Visit VietnamVisaEasy.com and choose “1-Day Urgent Service”.

2. Fill out the secure application form with your passport info.

3. Upload your passport scan & photo.

4. Pay securely via credit card or PayPal.

5. Get your approved e-visa by email within 1 business day.

6. Print and travel – stress-free.

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Price for 1-Day Urgent Vietnam Visa (Australian Passport)

$120 USD – All-inclusive
✔ No extra fees
✔ Guaranteed delivery in 1 business day
✔ Email delivery of official e-visa

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Why Australians Choose VietnamVisaEasy.com

• Trusted by thousands of Australian travellers since 2008.

• Fast approval rates – even for urgent cases.

• Transparent pricing – no hidden charges.

• 24/7 customer support.

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Urgent Vietnam Visa Price & Time Comparison for Australian Passport Holders

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Apply Today – Travel with Confidence

Don’t risk your trip by waiting too long. Whether you need your visa in 1 hour, 2 hours, 5 hours, or 1 day, VietnamVisaEasy.com has the right service for you.

✅ Fast
✅ Reliable
✅ Trusted by Australians for 15+ years