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Postal codes in Vietnam have five digits. [1]
The exact postal code designated for local government areas, local post offices, government offices or embassies and consulates can be searched on National Postal Code Website.
The postal code system of Vietnam has officially been changed from 6 digits to 5 digits. Each country has its own separate postal code or zip code system. The postal code of Vietnam is composed of 5 digits, with the following meanings: [2] [3]
Based on this, the postal code system of Vietnam has been changed to optimize and improve the domestic mail and parcel delivery system.
Below is a table listing the postal codes and telephone area codes in Vietnam (according to Vietnam Post, under the VNPOST corporation). Note: The provinces and cities are listed in order from North to South, and the centrally-governed cities are highlighted in bold. [4] [5] [6]
| Province/city name | Postcode(s) | Telephone area code(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Hà Giang | 20xxx | 219 |
| Cao Bằng | 21xxx | 206 |
| Bắc Kạn | 23xxx | 209 |
| Tuyên Quang | 22xxx | 207 |
| Lào Cai | 31xxx | 214 |
| Điện Biên | 32xxx | 215 |
| Lai Châu | 30xxx | 213 |
| Sơn La | 34xxx | 212 |
| Yên Bái | 33xxx | 216 |
| Hòa Bình | 36xxx | 218 |
| Thái Nguyên | 24xxx | 208 |
| Lạng Sơn | 25xxx | 205 |
| Quảng Ninh | 01xxx–02xxx | 203 |
| Bắc Giang | 26xxx | 204 |
| Phú Thọ | 35xxx | 210 |
| Vĩnh Phúc | 15xxx | 211 |
| Bắc Ninh | 16xxx | 222 |
| Hà Nội | 10xxx–14xxx | 242–248 |
| Hải Dương | 03xxx | 220 |
| Hải Phòng | 04xxx–05xxx | 225 |
| Hưng Yên | 17xxx | 221 |
| Thái Bình | 06xxx | 227 |
| Hà Nam | 18xxx | 226 |
| Nam Định | 07xxx | 228 |
| Ninh Bình | 08xxx | 229 |
| Thanh Hoá | 40xxx–42xxx | 237 |
| Nghệ An | 43xxx–44xxx | 238 |
| Hà Tĩnh | 45xxx–46xxx | 239 |
| Quảng Bình | 47xxx | 232 |
| Quảng Trị | 48xxx | 233 |
| Thừa Thiên Huế | 49xxx | 234 |
| Đà Nẵng | 50xxx | 236 |
| Quảng Nam | 51xxx–52xxx | 235 |
| Quảng Ngãi | 53xxx–54xxx | 255 |
| Kon Tum | 60xxx | 260 |
| Gia Lai | 61xxx–62xxx | 269 |
| Bình Định | 55xxx | 256 |
| Phú Yên | 56xxx | 257 |
| Đắk Lắk | 63xxx–64xxx | 262 |
| Khánh Hoà | 57xxx | 258 |
| Đắk Nông | 65xxx | 261 |
| Lâm Đồng | 66xxx | 263 |
| Ninh Thuận | 59xxx | 259 |
| Bình Phước | 67xxx | 271 |
| Tây Ninh | 80xxx | 276 |
| Bình Dương | 75xxx | 274 |
| Đồng Nai | 76xxx | 251 |
| Bình Thuận | 77xxx | 252 |
| Hồ Chí Minh City | 70xxx–74xxx | 282–287 |
| Long An | 82xxx–83xxx | 272 |
| Bà Rịa – Vũng Tàu | 78xxx | 254 |
| Đồng Tháp | 81xxx | 277 |
| An Giang | 90xxx | 296 |
| Tiền Giang | 84xxx | 273 |
| Vĩnh Long | 85xxx | 270 |
| Bến Tre | 86xxx | 275 |
| Cần Thơ | 94xxx | 292 |
| Kiên Giang | 91xxx–92xxx | 297 |
| Trà Vinh | 87xxx | 274 |
| Hậu Giang | 95xxx | 293 |
| Sóc Trăng | 96xxx | 299 |
| Bạc Liêu | 97xxx | 291 |
| Cà Mau | 98xxx | 290 |
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