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November Offer: Single-Status Service, Plus a Free 5-Year Visa Exemption
Book the single-status (công hàm độc thân) service, $500 all-in, from Nov 1 to Nov 30, 2026: the 5-year visa exemption service is free for one eligible person.
Getting married in Vietnam? Book the single-status service (công hàm độc thân) with VietVisas in November 2026 and we'll do the 5-year visa exemption service (normally $65) free for one eligible person. The single-status service is still $500 all-in; the visa exemption is an extra, not a discount.
What the offer includes
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Single-status service | $500 all-in, done in 3–5 days, free delivery to your door in all 50 states |
| Gift | The 5-year visa exemption service (normally $65) for one eligible person |
| Booking window | Nov 1 through Nov 30, 2026 (California time) |
| Use the gift within | 12 months of booking the single-status service |
| Payment | Pay after your documents are done, no deposit |
The single-status service covers drafting the affidavit of single status, notarization, the certification steps that get the set recognized in Vietnam, translation into Vietnamese and FedEx delivery to your door. The details are on the single-status service page.
Who can use the gift?
You choose who uses it: yourself, your spouse, a relative or a friend, as long as that person is eligible for the 5-year visa exemption:
- People of Vietnamese origin with a U.S. passport or Green Card and one document proving Vietnamese origin (a birth certificate, an old Vietnamese passport, a CMND/CCCD ID card, a household registration book…).
- Foreign spouses or children of a Vietnamese citizen or of a person of Vietnamese origin.
- The passport or Green Card must have at least 12 months of validity when the file is submitted.
One gift per single-status order, for one person. The full rules are on the 5-year visa exemption page.
Why the window is 12 months
A foreigner who isn't of Vietnamese origin can only get the visa exemption as a spouse, which means after the marriage has been registered in Vietnam and there is a marriage certificate. Twelve months gives you time for that: use the single-status documents to register the marriage, then use the gift for your spouse's visa exemption on a later trip.
If you are of Vietnamese origin, you can use the gift for yourself right away.
How to claim it
- Message VietVisas by November 30, 2026 on Messenger or call +1 (415) 390-6525, and tell us you'd like the single-status service.
- Send photos of your documents so we can check them first. See how to photograph documents with your phone to avoid retakes.
- When you want to use the gift, tell us who will use it; we check that person's eligibility before we start.
Want to understand the document set before you book? Read the complete guide to the affidavit of single status: documents from both partners, the 6-month rule and the order of the steps.
Getting married in Vietnam soon? Message VietVisas for free advice — or call +1 (415) 390-6525.
VietVisas is a private document-preparation service, not a government agency. Visa exemptions are reviewed and issued by the Vietnamese authorities.