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Our Christmas opening hours may vary - please check your local branch hours before you visit.
How to buy Vietnamese Dong
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Buy Vietnamese Dong Online
Buy Vietnamese Dong online with Click & Collect at over 580 M&S stores. Use our Pounds to Vietnamese Dong (GBP to VND) currency calculator to work out how many Vietnamese Dong you want. Pick your collection date and collect from your chosen M&S store.
Click & Collect Vietnamese Dong (VND) in as little as 60 seconds.*
*Subject to availability
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Buy Vietnamese Dong In-store
Buy Vietnamese Dong in your local participating M&S store.* With over 90 Travel Money Bureaux nationwide - many open seven days a week. - you can buy Vietnamese Dong at a time that suits you.
*In-store rates may differ from online rates.
Why buy Vietnamese Dong from M&S Travel Money?
Heading to Vietnam? Get travel-ready with M&S Travel Money. We're on hand to make getting VND easy, with:
- Our Vietnamese Dong rate has no hidden fees & zero commission
- Click & Collect Vietnamese Dong the same day*
- Stores open 7 days a week**
- Get more with Sparks Preferential Rates
**store opening hours vary
What you need to know about the Vietnamese Dong currency
The Vietnamese Dong has been the official currency of Vietnam since 1978. Its currency code is VND and its symbol is đ.
Coins include:
đ200 (Dong), đ500, đ1,000, đ2,000, đ5,000
Banknotes include:
đ10,000, đ20,000, đ50,000, đ100,000, đ200,000, đ500,000
You can buy Vietnamese Dong online using M&S Travel Money's click & collect service.
Please note not all denominations are available to exchange.
Guide to Vietnam
From Hanoi's bustling streets to Ha Long Bay's serene beauty, Vietnam is a beautiful country with lots to offer visitors.
Cruise the Mekong Delta, wander through ancient temples in Hue Long Bay, or tuck into a bowl of pho at a street-side market stall. Rich in history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes, Vietnam is a destination that captivates at every turn.
You can check the latest GBP to VND exchange rate using our currency converter.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, you can use credit and debit cards in Vietnam. However, many businesses - especially in rural areas - are cash-only. Travelling with cash Vietnamese Dong means you’ll always have a way to pay and helps you avoid the unfavourable exchange rates and foreign transaction fees associated with making card payments abroad.
Yes, it’s best to buy your Travel Money before travelling to get a more favourable exchange rate.
Vietnam is considered a low-cost destination, though your budget will depend on how you like to travel. Typical prices include:
- Meal at an inexpensive restaurant: đ50,000 (£1.55)
- Domestic beer: đ25,000 (£0.77)
- Cup of coffee: đ46,555.78 (£1.44)
- Bottle of water: đ6,578.16 (£0.20)
Check out the current GBP to VND exchange rate using our currency converter.
Although Vietnamese Dong is the official currency of Vietnam, some businesses - especially those located in tourist hotspots - may occasionally accept US Dollars. However, using anything other than VND will usually mean a less favourable exchange rate.
British passport holders can visit Vietnam for up to 45 days without a visa. For more information about the entry requirements for Vietnam, check out GOV.UK.
While tipping isn’t obligatory in Vietnam, it’s still appreciated.
Vietnamese is both the national and official language of Vietnam. Several regional dialects are also spoken.
Vietnam is widely considered a safe destination for tourists. However, as with all foreign travel, you should check the latest government advice before departing. Visit GOV.UK for further information.
November and April are the best times to visit Vietnam. The weather is dry, there’s a minimal chance of rain, and it’s less busy compared to the high season.
Other popular currencies
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