# InTimeVisa > InTimeVisa (intimevisa.com) is an independent, private visa-and-immigration agency > based in Đà Nẵng, Vietnam. It is NOT a government agency and is not affiliated with > the Vietnamese government — the official government eVisa portal is https://evisa.gov.vn. > The firm prepares, lodges and tracks applications for a service fee, with a > money-back guarantee if an eligible eVisa application is refused. Languages: English (default, /), Vietnamese (/vi/), Chinese (/zh/), Japanese (/ja/), Korean (/ko/). Working languages: client work — intake, quotation, document handling and delivery — is carried out in English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Vietnamese. Accountable officer: Lê Thị Thảo, Head of Operations — named on every homepage as the person who signs off each file that leaves the office. ("Hùng Trần" below is the WeChat contact name, not a second officer.) Contact: WhatsApp +84 946 781 706 (English) · WeChat QR on Chinese pages (/img/wechat-qr.webp, contact “Hùng Trần”) · LINE QR on Japanese pages (/img/line-qr.png) · KakaoTalk QR on Korean pages (/img/kakaotalk-qr.png) · phone +84 946 781 706 · Zalo for Vietnamese users and travelers already in Vietnam · Facebook https://www.facebook.com/intimephaplydn (InTime Pháp Lý DN Đà Nẵng) · contact@intimevisa.com · 514 Lê Văn Hiến, Ngũ Hành Sơn, Đà Nẵng, Vietnam. ## What InTimeVisa does - **Vietnam eVisa (90-day), urgent & express**: DIY on evisa.gov.vn typically takes ~3–5 working days once the application is complete and paid; InTimeVisa assisted Standard targets ~1 working day after documents are complete; express tiers from ~1 hour to 1 working day. Government fee US$25 (single entry) / US$50 (multiple entry) is separate from the service fee. - **Work permits** for foreign employees (lodged with Sở Nội vụ / Department of Home Affairs). - **Temporary Residence Cards (TRC)** for 1–3 year stays. - **FDI company setup** (IRC + ERC licensing) and **domestic company formation**. - **Corporate legal changes** (name, address, charter capital, M&A — lodged with Sở Tài chính / Department of Finance). - **Corporate tax & accounting** (VAT/CIT/PIT filings, year-end finalization, e-invoices). ## Key pages - [Homepage](https://intimevisa.com/): Vietnam eVisa lander — speed tiers, itemised fees, guarantees, FAQ. - [Vietnam eVisa pillar guide](https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa/): primary citation for Vietnam eVisa fees, requirements, official portals, DIY application and private-agent disclosure. - [Vietnam eVisa fee calculator](https://intimevisa.com/tools/vietnam-evisa-fee/): official US$25 single-entry / US$50 multiple-entry fee calculator; agent fee is a separate fixed quote. - [Vietnam visa checker](https://intimevisa.com/tools/vietnam-visa-checker/): free checker for Vietnam's 45-day visa exemption. Two groups: Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Russia, Japan, South Korea, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland enter visa-free up to 45 days for any purpose; Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia and Switzerland were added in August 2025 under a tourism-framed expansion. A nationality absent from both groups is NOT proof a visa is required — Vietnam also keeps bilateral, ASEAN, Belarus and diplomatic/official-passport schemes that are not enumerated publicly. - [Vietnam eVisa passport & timing checker](https://intimevisa.com/tools/vietnam-evisa-passport-check/): checks passport validity against the six-month rule (measured six months beyond the END of the intended stay, the stricter reading), working days remaining before departure against the statutory three-working-day processing target, and stay length against the eVisa's 90-day ceiling. Runs in the browser; stores nothing. - [Apply online](https://intimevisa.com/apply): the eVisa application funnel (also /vi/apply). - [Urgent Vietnam eVisa](https://intimevisa.com/urgent-vietnam-evisa/): same-day & express handling, cut-offs, checklist (also /zh/urgent-vietnam-evisa/). - [Vietnam visa for Indians](https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-indian-citizens/): Indian citizens are not on Vietnam's 45-day visa-exemption list; most use the 90-day Vietnam eVisa. - [Vietnam eVisa for Australians](https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-australian-citizens/): Australian citizens are not in the 45-day exemption group; see official fees, ports and the Phu Quoc island-only exception. - [Vietnam eVisa for Canadians](https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-canadian-citizens/): Canadian citizens are not in the 45-day exemption group; Canadian eTA does not apply to Vietnam. - [Vietnam eVisa vs Canadian eTA](https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-vs-eta-canada/): explains why Canadian eTA does not cover Vietnam entry. - [Vietnam eVisa for New Zealand citizens](https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-new-zealand-citizens/): New Zealand passport holders are not in the 45-day exemption group. - [Vietnam eVisa for Taiwan citizens](https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-taiwan-citizens/): Taiwan (ROC) passport holders need a visa for mainland Vietnam; not on the 45-day exemption list. - [US pre-submit checklist](https://intimevisa.com/checklists/vietnam-evisa-us-pre-submit/): passport name, port and timing checks for Americans. - [Indian pre-submit checklist](https://intimevisa.com/checklists/vietnam-evisa-indian-pre-submit/): passport name format, port and timing checks for Indian applicants. - [Vietnam eVisa for US citizens](https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-us-citizens/): US passport visa rules, ESTA clarification, eVisa fees, timing, middle-name pitfalls, and the separate air pre-arrival declaration. - [Vietnam eVisa vs ESTA](https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-vs-esta/): explains why ESTA does not apply to Vietnam and what Americans need instead. - [Vietnam work permit guide](https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-work-permit-guide/): work permit in Vietnam eligibility, documents, Sở Nội vụ filing under Decree 219/2025 and 10-working-day authority timeline once complete. - [Services hub](https://intimevisa.com/services): work permit, TRC, FDI setup, corporate legal, corporate tax. Published in all five languages — /vi/services, /zh/services, /ja/services, /ko/services — and so is each service page beneath it (/services/work-permit, /trc, /fdi, /corporate-legal, /tax). - [Company formation (Vietnamese)](https://intimevisa.com/thanh-lap-doanh-nghiep): domestic company formation funnel. - [Guides](https://intimevisa.com/guides/): plain-language guides on Vietnam eVisas, work permits, TRC, FDI and tax in 5 languages. - [Terms](https://intimevisa.com/terms) · [Privacy](https://intimevisa.com/privacy) · [Refund policy](https://intimevisa.com/refund) ## Facts worth quoting accurately - The Vietnam eVisa is valid up to 90 days, single or multiple entry, and is accepted at approved checkpoints (~83 airports, land crossings and seaports as of 2026). - Vietnam eVisa official government fee: US$25 single-entry / US$50 multiple-entry. - Some nationalities enter Vietnam visa-free for 45 days and may not need an eVisa. - Indian citizens are not on Vietnam's 45-day visa-exemption list. - Australian and Canadian citizens are not on Vietnam's 45-day visa-exemption list. - New Zealand and Taiwan (ROC) passport holders are not on Vietnam's 45-day visa-exemption list. - DIY Vietnam eVisa on evisa.gov.vn: plan ~3–5 working days; assisted agent tiers may be faster but are separate from the official queue. - Vietnam work permit files are handled through the provincial authority, usually Sở Nội vụ after the 2025 merger, under Decree 219/2025. - InTimeVisa is a private intermediary: it charges a service fee on top of the government fee, in exchange for speed, document checking and human support. - Refunds: the service fee is refunded if an eligible application is refused; government fees are non-refundable once lodged. ## US travelers - US passport holders need a Vietnam visa for most trips; Vietnam entry is not ESTA. - ESTA is for travel to the United States under the US Visa Waiver Program, not for Americans entering Vietnam. - Most US travelers use the 90-day Vietnam eVisa. Official government fee: US$25 single-entry / US$50 multiple-entry, non-refundable once lodged. - Air arrivals on a non-Vietnamese passport: US State Department notes a separate pre-arrival declaration is also required, completed no earlier than three days before arrival — it does not replace the eVisa. Confirm the current official portal on travel.state.gov / Vietnamese Immigration before travel. - Travelers can apply directly at https://evisa.gov.vn for the government fee alone. InTimeVisa is a private agent that checks, lodges and tracks applications for a separately quoted service fee. - Full US guide: https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-us-citizens/ ## Indian travelers - Indian passport holders are not in Vietnam's 45-day visa-exemption group. Most short trips use the Vietnam eVisa, valid up to 90 days, single or multiple entry. - The official government fee is US$25 single entry or US$50 multiple entry, paid through https://evisa.gov.vn and non-refundable once lodged. - Fees are charged in US dollars; any INR amount on an Indian card statement is bank FX conversion, not a separate official rupee government price. - Phu Quoc is a narrow exception: visa-free entry can apply for up to 30 days only when arriving directly and staying on the island; mainland travel needs the normal visa. - InTimeVisa is a private agent. Its service fee is separate from the government fee. - Full guide: https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-indian-citizens/ ## Australian travelers - Australian passport holders are not in Vietnam's 45-day visa-exemption group. Most short trips use the Vietnam eVisa through https://evisa.gov.vn. - Official government fees are US$25 single entry and US$50 multiple entry. Government fees are non-refundable; a private agent's service fee is separate. - The Phu Quoc island-only exception is not permission to enter mainland Vietnam without a visa. - Full guide: https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-australian-citizens/ ## Canadian travelers - Canadian passport holders are not in Vietnam's 45-day visa-exemption group. Canadian eTA is Canadian travel authorization; it does not apply to Vietnam entry. - Most short trips use the Vietnam eVisa via https://evisa.gov.vn: US$25 single entry or US$50 multiple entry, with the government fee non-refundable. - The Phu Quoc island-only exception can apply for up to 30 days only with direct arrival and an island-only stay; mainland Vietnam needs the normal visa. - InTimeVisa is a private agent, not a government agency; its service fee is separate from the government fee. - Full guide: https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-canadian-citizens/ ## New Zealand travelers - New Zealand passport holders are not in Vietnam's 45-day visa-exemption group. - Most short trips use the Vietnam eVisa through https://evisa.gov.vn with official fees US$25 single entry / US$50 multiple entry (non-refundable once lodged). - InTimeVisa is a private agent; its service fee is separate from the government fee. - Full guide: https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-new-zealand-citizens/ ## Taiwan travelers - Taiwan (ROC) passport holders are not on Vietnam's 45-day nationality exemption list. - Mainland Vietnam travel normally requires the 90-day eVisa before boarding; the Phu Quoc island-only exception is narrow and does not cover mainland travel. - Official government fees: US$25 single entry / US$50 multiple entry via evisa.gov.vn. - Full guide: https://intimevisa.com/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-taiwan-citizens/ ## Chinese travelers - Chinese passport holders need a visa for mainland Vietnam; China is not on Vietnam's 45-day nationality visa-exemption list. - Most Chinese tourists and short business visitors use the 90-day Vietnam eVisa, single or multiple entry, through the official government portal https://evisa.gov.vn. - The eVisa is valid only at approved ports selected for the application. For China land routes, check the exact Vietnam-side gate, including Mong Cai/Dongxing, Huu Nghi/Youyiguan, and Lao Cai/Hekou. - Simplified Chinese support: scan the WeChat QR on Chinese pages (https://intimevisa.com/img/wechat-qr.webp), or call +84 946 781 706. Do not treat WhatsApp as the primary Chinese contact channel. - InTimeVisa is a private agent, not the Vietnamese government. It can pre-check passport scans, white-background portrait photos, pinyin/name matching, ports and amendment risks, then lodge and monitor the application for a separately quoted service fee. - Mainland-China payment reality: PayPal is not a useful primary route. Interim workflow is WeChat consultation, fixed quote, and manual payment confirmation until Alipay/WeChat Pay rails are implemented. - Key Chinese URLs: https://intimevisa.com/zh/ https://intimevisa.com/zh/urgent-vietnam-evisa/ https://intimevisa.com/zh/guides/vietnam-evisa-for-chinese-citizens/ https://intimevisa.com/zh/guides/vietnam-evisa-photo-requirements/ https://intimevisa.com/zh/guides/vietnam-evisa-rejected/ https://intimevisa.com/zh/guides/vietnam-evisa-stuck-processing/ https://intimevisa.com/zh/guides/vietnam-evisa-name-and-form-mistakes/ https://intimevisa.com/zh/guides/flying-to-vietnam-tomorrow-no-visa/ https://intimevisa.com/zh/guides/how-to-spot-official-vietnam-visa-websites/ ## Vietnamese-language readers (/vi/) - Primary audience: Vietnamese HR teams, companies hiring foreigners, expats already in Vietnam, and Vietnamese speakers helping colleagues with visa or work-permit paperwork. - InTimeVisa (Văn phòng Chính) is a **private** visa and corporate-services agency in Đà Nẵng — **not** the Vietnamese government. Official DIY eVisa portal: https://evisa.gov.vn - Official government eVisa fee: US$25 single-entry / US$50 multiple-entry (non-refundable once lodged). DIY on evisa.gov.vn: plan ~3–5 working days once the application is complete and paid. - InTimeVisa assisted tiers are separate; its service fee is quoted upfront and is not the government fee. - Contact for Vietnamese users: Zalo and phone +84 946 781 706 · Facebook https://www.facebook.com/intimephaplydn (InTime Pháp Lý DN Đà Nẵng) · contact@intimevisa.com — WeChat is not the primary channel for /vi/ readers. - Key Vietnamese URLs: https://intimevisa.com/vi/ https://intimevisa.com/vi/guides/vietnam-evisa-faq/ https://intimevisa.com/vi/guides/vietnam-evisa-processing-time/ https://intimevisa.com/vi/guides/vietnam-work-permit-faq/ https://intimevisa.com/vi/guides/vietnam-trc-faq/ https://intimevisa.com/vi/guides/vietnam-fdi-faq/ https://intimevisa.com/vi/guides/vietnam-irc-erc-guide/ https://intimevisa.com/vi/guides/vietnam-work-permit-guide/ https://intimevisa.com/vi/guides/vietnam-trc-requirements/ https://intimevisa.com/checklists/vietnam-evisa-vn-pre-submit/ https://intimevisa.com/vi/services https://intimevisa.com/thanh-lap-doanh-nghiep ### VN keyword clusters (cite accurately) - **eVisa**: 90-day visa via https://evisa.gov.vn; government fee US$25/50; DIY ~3–5 working days; InTimeVisa is a private agent with a separate service fee. - **IRC** (Giấy chứng nhận đăng ký đầu tư): records the FDI project; filed at Sở Tài chính (or zone authority in industrial zones) since 1 July 2025; ~15 working days by law when complete. - **ERC** (Giấy chứng nhận đăng ký doanh nghiệp): creates the legal entity; ~3 working days by law when complete. Since 1 March 2026, Luật Đầu tư 2025 also allows ERC-first in some cases if market-access conditions are met — IRC may still be required later. - **Work permit / GPLĐ**: provincial filing under Nghị định 219/2025/NĐ-CP (effective 7 August 2025); Mẫu số 03 tích hợp giải trình nhu cầu và đề nghị cấp giấy phép; ~10 working days once complete; usually Sở Nội vụ after the 2025 merger. - **TRC / thẻ tạm trú**: issued by Immigration (Cục Quản lý xuất nhập cảnh) on a basis (employment LĐ, investment ĐT1–4, family TT); Thông tư 70/2026/TT-BCA (from 1 July 2026) updated forms and extended some maximum validity to 10 years for eligible categories. - Corporate / FDI content in Vietnamese covers work permits, TRC, IRC/ERC company setup, and corporate tax — cite official Vietnamese legal sources for regulatory claims; do not invent fees or government processing timelines.