Postal Code (Zip code) of 63 provinces in Vietnam

A zip code can consist of numbers or a combination of letters and numbers, depending on the regulations of each country. Vietnam has its own unique postal code system: Uses a six-digit zip code to specify locations down to local districts.

Information about Vietnam Postal Code (Zip code)

A zip code is an important code regulated by the Universal Postal Union (UPU) that helps identify specific destinations for mail and packages. This code is essential for ensuring accuracy and efficiency in mail delivery, especially for international shipping.

Vietnam’s zip codes consist of six digits, which are unique and entirely distinct from the zip codes of other countries. This specific structure helps Vietnam’s postal system efficiently manage both domestic and international deliveries.

Examples include:

• Hanoi: 100000
• Ho Chi Minh City: 700000

Vietnam’s 63 provinces’ zip code

1. Zipcode of Hanoi city

No.	District / City	Postal Code (Zip Code)
1	Ha Noi	100000
2	Ba Dinh	118000
3	Dong Da	115000
4	Hai Ba Trung	113000
5	Hoan Kiem	111000
6	Cau Giay	122000
7	Tay Ho	124000
8	Hoang Mai	128100
9	Long Bien	120000
10	Dong Anh	136000
10	Gia Lam	131000
11	Nam Tu Liem	130000
12	Tu Liem	129000
13	Phuc Tho	153600
14	Hoan Kiem	111000
15	Soc Son	139000
16	Thach That	1155300
17	Thanh Tri	134000
18	Thuong Tin	158501
19	Son Tay	154000

2. Zipcode of Hochiminh city

No.	District / City	Postal Code (Zip Code)
1	Ho Chi Minh city	700000
2	District 1	710000
3	District 2	713000
4	District 3	722700
5	District 4	754000
6	District 5	749000
7	District 6	746000
8	District 7	756000
9	District 8	751000
10	District 9	715000
11	District 10	740500
12	District 11	743000
13	District 12	729110
14	Phu Nhuan	725000
15	Binh Thanh	717000
16	Tan Binh	736090
17	Binh Tan	762000
18	Go Vap	727000
19	Tan Phu	760000
20	Thu Duc	721400
21	Binh Chanh	738000
22	Can Gio	759000
23	Hoc Mon	731000
24	Cu Chi	733000
25	Nha Be	758000

3. Zipcode of other provinces

No.	Province/City	Zip Code (Postal Code)
1	An Giang	880000
2	Ba Ria – Vung Tau	790000
3	Bac Lieu	260000
4	Bac Kan	960000
5	Bac Giang	220000
6	Bac Ninh	790000
7	Ben Tre	930000
8	Binh Duong	590000
9	Binh Dinh	820000
10	Binh Phuoc	830000
11	Binh Thuan	800000
12	Ca Mau	970000
13	Cao Bang	270000
14	Can Tho	900000
15	Da Nang	550000
16	Daklak	630000
17	Dak Nong	640000
18	Dien Bien	380000
19	Dong Nai	810000
20	Dong Thap	870000
21	Gia Lai	600000
22	Ha Giang	310000
23	Ha Nam	400000
24	Ha Noi	100000
25	Ha Tinh	480000
26	Hai Duong	170000
27	Hai Phong	180000
28	Hau Giang	910000
29	Hoa Binh	350000
30	Ho Chi Minh	700000
31	Hung Yen	160000
32	Khanh Hoa	650000
33	Kien Giang	920000
34	Kon Tum	580000
35	Lai Chau	390000
36	Lang Son	240000
37	Lao Cai	330000
38	Lam Dong	670000
39	Long An	850000
40	Nam Dinh	420000
41	Nghe An	460000 – 470000
42	Ninh Binh	430000
43	Ninh Thuan	660000
44	Phu Tho	290000
45	Phu Yen	620000
46	Quang Binh	510000
47	Quang Nam	560000
48	Quang Ngai	570000
49	Quang Ninh	200000
50	Quang Tri	520000
51	Soc Trang	950000
52	Son La	360000
53	Tay Ninh	840000
54	Thai Binh	410000
55	Thai Nguyen	250000
56	Thanh Hoa	440000 – 450000
57	Thua Thien Hue	530000
58	Tien Giang	860000
59	Tra Vinh	940000
60	Tuyen Quang	300000
61	Vinh Long	890000
62	Vinh Phuc	280000
63	Yen Bai	320000

Important Tips for Filling Out Vietnam Zip Codes Correctly

When sending mail or packages to Vietnam, using the correct zip code is essential for ensuring smooth and accurate delivery. Here are some key tips for properly filling out a Vietnam zip code:

1. Clear adress information

Whether you write the zip code by hand or print it, make sure that the sender’s and recipient’s addresses are clear and easy to read. Clarity is crucial for postal workers to process and deliver your package accurately.

2. Proper Zip Code placement

In Vietnam, the zip code should follow the province or city name, with at least one space between them. This separation helps in correctly identifying the location and avoiding any misinterpretation of the address.

3. Include Zip Codes for both sender and recipient

To ensure a seamless delivery process, always include zip codes for both the sender and the recipient. This allows the postal service to efficiently track and route the mail from the point of origin to the final destination.

4. Seek assistance if needed

If you’re unsure of the correct zip code to use, consider asking a postal service employee for guidance. They can provide you with the exact zip code for your location or the recipient’s, reducing the risk of errors in delivery.