Direct Answer

Just three things: your registration code, the email you registered with, and your flight date. You don't need to resend your passport scan, photo, or any new paperwork — those are already on file with the government from your original application. A speed-up escalates that existing file; it isn't a new submission.

100% refund on the processing fee if we don't deliver your approved e-visa within the timeframe you paid for.

No agency can guarantee Vietnamese immigration's exact decision time — but this refund backs the processing commitment itself.

I only have what the government portal gave me. What do I actually send to speed things up?

Just three things: your registration code, the email you registered with, and your flight date. That's typically the complete list — no new paperwork required.

Do I need to resend my passport scan or photo?

No — those are already on file with the government from your original submission. A speed-up escalates the existing file, so the documents already submitted don't need to be sent again.

Where do I find my registration code if I've misplaced the confirmation?

Check the confirmation email from evisa.gov.vn, or your spam folder if it's not in your main inbox. It's also usually visible if you log back into the status check page with your original details.

What if I don't remember which email I registered with?

Check any email accounts you might have used around the time you applied for a message from the government portal — the sender and subject line usually make it identifiable even if you've forgotten the exact address used.

Is there a form to fill out, or is it just these three pieces of information?

For most speed-up requests, providing the registration code, email, and flight date via WhatsApp or email is enough to begin — no separate form is typically required.