The present study investigated the effect of time pressure on dynamic visual search performance in different moving velocity conditions. A 2 (movement velocity: high vs. low) × 2 (time pressure: high vs. low) between- subject factorial design was used in this experiment. It helped to better understand the mechanism of time pressure on work performance. The obtained results could be a reference for deciding the time limit (i.e., the permitted longest search time) for a specific visual search task.