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Money In Vietnam 

What is it?



The local currency used in Vietnam is the Vietnamese Dong. Whilst traveling through out the country, US Dollars are also widely accepted in most major cities/towns.

Exchange Rates 

What do I get for my Buck

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Currently, as of 10 Mar 2008, the official exchange rates for the Vietnamese Dong (VND) are:

15,953 VND = 1 USD
31,652 VND = 1 GBP
14,084 VND = 1 AUD
23,648 VND = 1 EUR

For more currencies or update exchange rates, visit Xe.com


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Vietnam Dong 

Notes and coins

The Vietnamese Dong is made up of both Notes and Coins.

The coins include:

- 100VND
- 200VND
- 500VND
- 1000VND
- 2000VND
- 5000VND

Notes include:

- 10,000VND
- 20,000VND
- 50,000VND
- 100,000VND
- 200,000VND
- 500,000VND

There are still 200VND, 500VND, 1000VND, 2000VND and 5000VND notes around, however these are slowly be knocked out of the system!

There is counterfeit money in Vietnam, so DO NOT change money on the street! You should only exchange money at Banks or Authorized money exchanges.

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There are many Banks located through out Vietnam offering cash advances on Visa, Mater Card and others.

ATM Machines can now be found in almost all towns through out the country. There is a limit of 2 million VND per withdrawal (except for the ANZ Bank - 4 Million).

You can also find many Money Exchange outlets in all towns through Vietnam. DO NOT change money on streets, whilst the rates are great, there is often counterfeit notes!

Most hotels will also offer money exchange, normally at lower rates than banks.

Travelers Cheques can be changed at Banks, Exchange Outlets and major hotels.

You can NOT change Vietnam Dong back to your home currency once you have left Vietnam. So spend it all before leaving or change it before departure!

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Originally from Newcastle Australia, Adam has lived and worked for more than 6 years in Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand.

He has traveled extensively around the region and now wants to share his experiences with other like minded travelers.

Adam, now living in Hanoi - Vietnam, runs the Vietnam Travel Notes Blog and dabbles in photography

 

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