Ho Chi Minh City Fast Track Service with Priority Lane & Transfer

Landing in a busy city like Ho Chi Minh City can be overwhelming—especially at Tan Son Nhat International Airport, one of the busiest airports in Vietnam. Long queues at immigration are common, particularly during peak hours and late-night arrivals.

Our Fast Track service with Airport Transfer is designed to make your arrival in Vietnam as smooth, seamless, and stress-free as possible—from the moment you land until you reach your hotel.

Before your flight, simply provide your travel details. Our team will monitor your flight and prepare everything in advance.

Upon arrival, our airport staff will be waiting with a welcome sign and ready to guide you through the priority immigration lane, helping you save time and avoid long queues. For those who prefer extra comfort, our Luggage & Escort add-on provides assistance through baggage claim and all the way to your vehicle (contact for booking adds-on).

With our Airport Transfer, you can continue your journey without the hassle of finding a taxi or arranging transportation after immigration. Once you have collected your luggage (optional), your private driver will be ready to take you directly to your hotel or designated destination (within District 1 and District 3)

Whether you are visiting Vietnam for the first time, arriving after a long-haul flight, or traveling on a tight schedule, combining Fast Track + Airport Transfer gives you a convenient, seamless arrival experience—from landing and immigration to your hotel door.

NOTE:
- Fast Track services are not available for passengers holding Vietnamese nationality (Vietnamese passport holders).
- Fast Track service is only applicable to international flights, as it is designed to assist with the immigration process. Domestic flights are inapplicable.
- Wait times on the Fast Track lane may vary depending on airport traffic, peak hours, and the number of travelers using the service at the same time. This is subject to airport and immigration conditions beyond our control and cannot be guaranteed. In some cases, the waiting time may be similar to the standard queue, and this is considered normal and expected.