Airport fast track in Vietnam is a meet-and-greet service that takes you through a priority lane at immigration or departure. A staff member waits with your name sign, helps with formalities and walks you past the main queue. This guide explains what is included, what it costs at each airport and when it is worth booking.
Quick summary
- Available at Vietnam’s 5 main international airports: SGN, HAN, DAD, CXR and PQC.
- Standard uses the priority service lane. VIP uses a private lane with no queue.
- Prices at Yeogi FastTrack start from $25 per passenger.
- Most useful after long flights, at peak hours and during Tet (6 Feb 2027).
How fast track works
- Book online. Send your flight number, date, time and passenger names.
- Get confirmation. You receive a booking code, payment details and the meeting point.
- Meet your staff. On arrival, a staff member waits with your name sign.
- Priority lane. You are escorted to the priority or private lane and complete immigration as normal.
On departure the flow is similar. You meet staff at the terminal, use the priority departure lane and get priority security screening. VIP adds fast check-in assistance where available.
Standard vs VIP
| Standard | VIP | |
|---|---|---|
| Name-sign welcome | Yes | Yes |
| Help with formalities | Yes | Yes |
| Lane | Priority service lane | Private business lane, no queue |
| Fast check-in (departure) | No | Yes, where offered |
| Best for | Off-peak, short flights | Peak hours, Tet, families, executives |
At busy airports such as Tan Son Nhat, the priority lane itself can get crowded at peak times. If you land in the early-morning wave of long-haul flights, VIP is usually the safer choice.
Prices by airport
| Airport | Arrival Standard | Arrival VIP | Departure Standard | Departure VIP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tan Son Nhat (SGN) | $31 | $79 | $40 | $80 |
| Noi Bai (HAN) | $25 | $50 | $45 | n/a |
| Da Nang (DAD) | $25 | $50 | $40 | $75 |
| Cam Ranh (CXR) | $25 | $50 | $40 | n/a |
| Phu Quoc (PQC) | $25 | $50 | $40 | n/a |
Prices are per passenger in USD. Optional add-ons include fast baggage assistance ($10) and visa support for Chinese passport holders without a visa ($5). See the full pricing page.
When fast track is worth it
- After a long-haul flight. Flights from Europe, the US and Australia often land together in the early morning.
- During Tet. In 2026, Tan Son Nhat handled close to 178,000 passengers on its busiest day, a record. Expect similar pressure around Tet 2027.
- With children or elderly parents. A long queue is hardest on them.
- On tight schedules. Business travellers with a meeting right after landing.
Is it legal?
Fast track is a passenger assistance service. It does not bypass any official check. You still present your passport and visa to immigration and pass security screening yourself. What you get is guidance and access to a priority or private lane.
How to book
Use the booking form. It takes about 2 minutes, there is no online payment, and you only pay after we confirm. If you have a specific question, for example about a wheelchair, children or a delayed flight, write it in the form and we answer in our reply.