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10 countries with the quickest time to get a visa

Whether you’re a last-minute planner or simply value convenience, here are 10 countries where you can secure a tourist visa in record time:

1. Azerbaijan – Visa in as Little as 3 Hours

Azerbaijan’s streamlined e-Visa system is among the fastest in the world. Tourists can apply online and receive approval within just 3 hours. The process is simple, requiring minimal paperwork—perfect for spontaneous trips to Baku and beyond.

2. Tajikistan – Approval in About 1 Hour

Tajikistan offers one of the world’s fastest e-Visas, processed in roughly an hour. Available to both tourists and business travellers, the application is done entirely online, making it a great pick for last-minute adventurers.

3. Turkey – e-Visa in 24 Hours

Turkey’s user-friendly e-Visa platform delivers approvals within 24 hours. Whether you’re craving the culture of Istanbul or the beaches of Antalya, this quick visa system helps you get there without delay.

4. Sri Lanka – ETA Within 24 Hours

Sri Lanka’s Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) is fast and efficient, with most approvals processed in less than a day. Travellers can complete the entire process online, making tropical escapes to this island nation even easier.

5. Vietnam – Visa in 3 Working Days

Vietnam’s e-Visa system typically takes about 3 working days to process. The application is fully online and allows access to multiple cities and regions. It’s a straightforward route to planning your Vietnamese adventure.

6. Cambodia – e-Visa in 3 Days

Cambodia’s e-Visa can be obtained in just three days. The process is simple, with few documents needed. Once approved, you’ll be set to explore world-renowned sites like Angkor Wat and Phnom Penh.

7. Malaysia – Visa in 2 Working Days

Malaysia offers a quick and convenient e-Visa option with a standard processing time of 48 hours. It’s available for both business and tourism purposes and supports multiple entries, ideal for flexible travel plans.

8. Suriname – Quick e-Visa Turnaround

Suriname may not be a typical tourist destination, but its fast e-Visa — processed in about three days —makes it an easy addition to your travel list. The application process is simple, giving travellers quick access to this lush South American gem.

9. Thailand – e-Visa on Arrival (eVOA) in 24 Hours

Thailand’s e-Visa on Arrival (eVOA) is processed within a day and allows for up to a 15-day stay. Apply online before your trip, and you’ll breeze through immigration when you land—ideal for short getaways.

10. Pakistan – Visa in 24 Hours

Pakistan offers an e-Visa system that delivers approvals in just 24 hours for many nationalities. Valid for stays of up to 90 days, this quick visa makes it easier than ever to explore the country’s landscapes and vibrant culture.

With these countries offering some of the fastest visa processing times in the world, planning a spontaneous holiday or business trip no longer has to mean weeks of waiting. Always check the specific requirements before applying—but once approved, you’ll be ready to pack your bags and go!

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