Vietnam visa on arrival getting for tourist and business online, the visa to Vietnam online is safe, secure, issued by the Immigration Department of Vietnam.
Phuong Nguyen
Great service
Great service, I highly recommend for those who need it in rush
Asad Waheed
I saw the below review stating this…
I saw the below review stating this website was legitimate and took the gamble. It paid off these guys managed to process the visa in 4 hours and was a painless process. Highly recommended
S A
Recommended
I searched far and wide to find out if this company was legitimate but couldn’t really find anything. However, their website is professionally built and they were extremely helpful and responsive to email questions I had, so I felt pretty good about using them to obtain Visa on Arrival letters for a party travelling to Vietnam.
The letter arrived after 5 days which included a weekend and a bank holiday. We are in no rush so all is well. Throughout, communication has been pleasant and informative. I would recommend this company to people who need a Visa on Arrival letter.
kasem alfifi
I have applied for a visa from his …
I have applied for a visa from his website and asked him to send it to his embassy in the Philippines. I contacted him before and told me that the Vietnamese Embassy in the Philippines was only taking $ 25 for processing.
I went to his embassy in the Philippines and when I applied to the employee he told me I had to pay 6400 pesos for processing the equivalent of 125 US dollars.
She refused. I contacted them to clarify the problem and that the embassy asked me $ 125. I paid them $ 80. Their response was nothing to pay. I asked them to give me the letter of consent to enter Vietnam and to end the procedures from the airport also they refused.
Beware of them you will lose your money. I lost money because of their disdain and lies.
Below are the analyze and conclusion of us about above reviews
The initial statement, “Vietnam visa on arrival getting for tourist and business online, the visa to Vietnam online is safe, secure, issued by the Immigration Department of Vietnam,” is a generic promotional statement. It lacks specifics and could be used by both legitimate and illegitimate services. Its vague nature doesn’t provide substantial evidence to assess credibility. It’s a claim, not a review, and needs to be verified against independent sources. The statement about being issued by the Immigration Department of Vietnam should be independently verified on the official website.
The review by Phuong Nguyen, titled “Great service,” is very short and lacks detail. While a positive 5-star rating is given, the review “Great service, I highly recommend for those who need it in rush” is too simplistic. There’s no specific information about the process, the speed of service, or any challenges encountered and resolved. Such a brief, glowing review could be genuine but also easily fabricated. The lack of substance makes it difficult to fully trust.
Asad Waheed’s review, “I saw the below review stating this website was legitimate and took the gamble. It paid off these guys managed to process the visa in 4 hours and was a painless process. Highly recommended,” is slightly more informative. The reviewer explicitly mentions they were taking a “gamble” based on another review. This implies a level of uncertainty and acknowledges the potential for the website to be a scam. The claim of a 4-hour visa processing time is a specific detail that could be checked for consistency with other reviews or the company’s promises. The term “painless process” is still somewhat generic but the timeframe provided adds a little credibility.
The review by S A, titled “Recommended,” demonstrates a more cautious and considered approach. The reviewer acknowledges the difficulty in finding information about the company’s legitimacy. They highlight the professionally built website and responsive email communication as positive indicators. The mention of a 5-day processing time, including a weekend and bank holiday, provides a realistic timeframe. The reviewer’s overall positive experience and willingness to recommend the company, despite initial uncertainty, lends some credibility to the service. However, it’s important to note that they only obtained a Visa on Arrival *letter*, not the actual visa. This letter allows one to obtain the actual visa upon arrival in Vietnam, and a bad actor might not process the letter correctly even if the website appears legitimate.
Kasem Alfifi’s review presents a negative experience and raises serious concerns. The reviewer alleges discrepancies in visa processing fees between what the website stated and what the Vietnamese embassy in the Philippines charged. The claimed loss of money due to “disdain and lies” is a strong accusation. The refusal to provide a letter of consent or facilitate procedures at the airport further supports the claim of a potentially fraudulent operation. This review, in stark contrast to the others, suggests that the website may not be reliable and could be engaged in deceptive practices. This review includes the specific numbers such as the original amount and the amount he was charged in the embassy. He was refused the visa letter after paying them $80 which implies that there is a possibility that they will take your money without giving you the service.
evietnamvisa.com likely a scam.
Note: The above statement is just my personal opinion, you should check carefully at the sources and make the right decision for yourself.