Vietnam Govermental office

Government Committee on Organization & Personnel Add: 37 A Nguyen Binh Khiem str. Hanoi Tel: 844 - 9762914, 9760370 Fax: 844 - 9781005	Ministry of Education and Training Add: 49 Dai Co Viet str., Hanoi Tel: 844 - 8692394, 8694904 Fax: 844 - 8694085
Ministry of Transport & Communications Add: 80 Tran Hung Dao str., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8254012, 8252925, 8252309 Fax: 844 - 8267291, 8267366	Ministry of Science, Technology & Environment Add: 39 Tran Hung Dao str., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8252731, 8252732, 8263379 Fax: 844 - 8267291
Ministry of Labour, War Invalids & Social Affairs Add: 12 Ngo Quyen St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8246137, 8269536 Fax: 844 - 8248036	Ministry of Foreign Affairs Add: 1 Ton That Dam St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8458201, 8459205 Fax: 844 - 8436488
Ministry of Industry Add: 7 Trang Thi St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8253831, 8253832 Fax: 844 - 8258210	Ministry of Agriculture & Rural Development Add: 2 Ngoc Ha St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8468160 Fax: 844 - 8454319
Ministry of Finance Add: 8 Phan Huy Chu St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8264872, 8262357 Fax: 844 - 8262266	Ministry of Justice Add: 25A Cat Linh St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8231138, 8231142 Fax: 844 - 8431431
Ministry of Trade Add: 31 Trang Tien St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8253915, 8264778 Fax: 844 - 8264696	Ministry of Marine Products Add: 10 Nguyen Cong Hoan St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8346269, 8325623 Fax: 844 - 8326702
Ministry of Culture and Information Add: 51-53 Ngo Quyen St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8253231, 8262280 Fax: 844 - 8267101	Ministry of Construction Add: 37 Le Dai Hanh St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 9760271, 8215098 Fax: 844 - 8215591
Ministry of Public Health Add: 138A Giang Vo St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8464416, 8443463 Fax: 844 - 8464051	Ministry of Planning & Investment Add: 2 Hoang Van Thu St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8455298, 8237846 Fax: 844 - 8232494
Ministry of Interior Add: 15 Tran Binh Trong St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8268231 Fax: 844 - 8260774	Office of the Government Add: 1 Bach Thao St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8454657 Fax: 844 - 8455464
Ministry of Defence Add: 1A Hoang Dieu St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8468101	National Reserve Department Add: 291 Doi Can St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 7625643
Vietnam National Bank Add: 49 Ly Thai To St., Hanoi. Tel : 844 - 8254818, 8252831 Fax: 844 - 8244662	National Committee for Population & Family Planning Add: 226 Van Mieu St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8260036, 8252778 Fax: 844 - 8250093
National Committee for Protection & Care of Children Add: 53 Tran Phu St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8233001 Fax: 844 - 8233342	Committee of Physical Culture & Sport Add: 36 Tran Phu St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8235079 Fax: 844 - 8232455
General Department of Post Telecommunications Add: 18 Nguyen Du St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8256897 Fax: 844 - 8226590	Government Pricing Committee Add: 3 Mai Xuan Thuong St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8432174 Fax: 844 - 8236390
State of Auditing Add: 16 Le Hong Phong St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8432511	State Security Committee Add: 164 Tran Quang Khai St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 9340760
Vietnam General Department of Hydrology & Meteorology Add: 4 Dang Thai Than St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8268394, 8253469 Fax: 844 - 8260779	General Department of Land Administration Add: Lang Trung St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8357929, 8358351 Fax: 844 - 8352191
Governmental Committee for National Territory Add: 103 Quan Thanh St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8453615, 8454024 Fax: 844 - 8236920	Government Committee on Religion Add: 53 Trang Thi St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8256300 Fax: 844 - 8246439
National Committee for Overseas Vietnamese Add: 32 Ba Trieu St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8240401, 8257732 Fax: 844 - 8259211	Committee for Ethnic Minorities & Mountainous Areas Add: 82 Hoang Hoa Tham St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8235675, 8235115 Fax: 844 - 8230235
Voice of Vietnam Add: 58 Quan Su St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8255694 Fax: 844 - 8254953	Ho Chi Minh National Political Institute Add: NguyenPhongSac St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8353334, 8361068 Fax: 844 - 8361068
Vietnam News Agency Add: 5 Ly Thuong Kiet St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8252931 Fax: 844 - 8252984	National Center of Social Science & Humanity Add: 36 Hang Chuoi St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8259067, 8259068 Fax: 844 - 8259071
Vietnam National Natural Science & Technology Center Add: Nghia Do, Tu Liem, Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8355607, 8354076 Fax: 844 - 8352483	Vietnam Television Add: 59 Giang Vo St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8355931 Fax: 844 - 8355332
Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam Tel: 844 - 8271513 Fax: 844 - 8271933	National Institute of Public Administration Tel: 844 - 8345883 Fax: 844 - 8345883
State Inspectorate Add: 218 Doi Can St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8325893	General Department of Customs Add: 51 Nguyen Van Cu St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8265260
General Statistical Office Add: 2 Hoang Van Thu St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8234072 Fax: 844 - 8464345	Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Management Board Add: 2 Ong Ich Khiem St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8455124
Vietnam National Administration of Tourism Add: 80 Quan Su St., Hanoi. Tel: 844 - 8253760 Fax: 844 - 8261115

Prepare for the trip to Vietnam

Porfolio

Time to do a financial risk assessment evaluation and move your millions around accordingly. This isn't nearly as complicated as it sounds (especially if you don't have millions). Basically you want to answer a few questions, like "If the stock market crashes while I'm gone will I be stuck in Katmandu with $2 to my name?" and "If the market triples in the next three months will I watching my net worth accrue at a solid thirty-five cents a month in my bank account?" It also wouldn't hurt to find out how to transfer cash from your assets to wherever you happen to be when you need it most...

Checking account

There will probably be some bills coming in while you're gone. Unless you're a total recluse, you can find someone from among your friends or relatives who would be willing to pay these bills for you - either through cash you give them in advance, a joint checking account, or (if they really like you) a promise to pay them back when you get home.

Addresses

Never, ever take your original address book with you. If you are quailing at the idea of having to write to thirty friends a month, consider writing a "newsletter" to a friend who will photocopy it and send it around. It wouldn't hurt to give them mailing labels, etc. in advance.

Taxes

You can file for an extension that will take you through to August. If you are working out of country for seven months of the year then you may not have to pay US taxes on your earnings. Double check this information.

Passport

You need one of these. More importantly, you need it to be less than six months from expiring. Many countries won't accept a passport that is about to go out of date. If you think that getting arrested may be a part of your itinerary, try to get your visa issued on a separate piece of paper from your passport.

Visa

Tourist visas are easy to get but tend to be of short duration. Consider trying to finagle a business visa if you plan on being in one country for any length of time. Travel agencies can sometimes do this for you but it is almost always expensive. Under no circumstances get a journalist visa even if you plan to do some writing/photographing/filming for publication.

Travellers' checks

Some countries seem to prefer smaller denominations and some charge you a fee per check so make sure you are getting the right size bills. And bring more than you think you need. You never know when you will stumble upon a ruby mine that needs exploiting or a leopard that needs

Flight regulation

FLIGHT REGULATIONS - VIETNAM AIRLINES

RESERVATION

Vietnam Airlines offices and sales agents worldwide are always at your service. To locate the office nearest you. Vietnam Airlines uses the SITA GABRIEL II reservation system, and we are also accessible through AMADEUS, ABACUS, INFINI, SABRE, WORLDSPAN, AXESS, GALILEO, TOPAS, and MIS. Our telephone sales representatives can help you with information, booking and ticketing. Remember to give the agent your telephone number or address in case we need to advise you of changes to your flight schedule.

RECONFIRMATION

Please reconfirm your intention to travel at least 72 hours prior to departure from all points on your itinerary even if you have a confirmed reservation. Your failure to reconfirm may result in cancellation of your booking. What's wrong with you: Lost Ticket, Cancellation and Refund Passengers can get a refund for a lost ticket by following the steps: Come to a Vietnam Airlines office and make a detailed declaration on a form provided by the airline. Purchase a new ticket at the current applicable fare to the same or different destination. Upon termination of the validity of the lost ticket, if still unused, the passenger will get refund for that ticket in the following cases: If the flight sectors on the new ticket are the same as on the lost ticket, Vietnam Airlines will refund the full amount paid for the new ticket. If the flight sectors on the new ticket are not similar to those on the lost ticket, Vietnam Airlines will refund the fare paid for the untravelled sectors on the lost ticket. If passenger does not purchase a new ticket, Vietnam Airlines will refund the fare paid for untravelled sectors of lost ticket on the condition that the lost ticket is refundable. A lost ticket handling fee of 10% of the refund amount is payable for Vietnamese-fare passengers on domestic flights or a fixed fee of US$25.00 for other types of tickets. All refund transaction fees (if any) will be borne by passengers. Passenger will not be refunded or must pay for all losses incurred by Vietnam Airlines if the latter discovers that the declared lost ticket has been used by that passenger for travel, refund or reroute. In case the declared lost ticket is found and is still valid, passengers can immediately get a refund by bringing it to a Vietnam Airlines office whether or not a new one has been purchased.

BAGGAGE top

1. ALLOWANCE By weight

Aged 2 and above Economy class: 20kg Business class: 30kg Aged under 2 10 kg

Exception: In some conditions, for some specific purposes * Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City - Paris and vice versa - Economy class: 30kg - Business class: 40kg * Ho Chi Minh City - Melbourne/Sydney and vice versa: - Economy class: 30kg - Upper Economy class: 30kg By piece Charge by piece is applied in the following cases - Passengers through-checked to US/Canada - From US/Canada, connecting at gateway cities with layover less than 24 hours. * Adults and children :(aged 2 and above) General: - First class and Business class - Number of pieces: 2 - Size of each piece (the total length of 3 dimensions): max. 158cm (62 inches) - Weight of each piece: max. 32kg (70lbs). Economy class: - Number of pieces: 2 - Size of pieces: The total length of 3 dimensions of 2 pieces: max. 273cm (107 inches) The total length of 3 dimensions of each piece: max. 158cm (62 inches) - Weight of each piece: max. 32kg (70lbs). * Infants (aged under 2) - Number of pieces: 1 checked piece - Size (the total length of 3 dimensions of the piece): max. 115 cm (45 inches) - Weight: max. 32kg (70lbs) - Plus: 1 checked collapsible stroller/push chair.

2. EXCESS BAGGAGE CHARGE top

By weight 1.5% of highest published normal direct adult one way economy class fare. Special baggage rates: To promote passengers on selected journeys, Vietnam Airlines applies the following special excess baggage rates:

JOURNEY CURRENCY RATE/KG APPLY TO Dubai - Hanoi US dollar 10 Dubai - HCMC US dollar 10 Dubai - Manila US dollar 15 Dubai - Paris US dollar 12 Hanoi - Paris US dollar 17 HCMC - Manila & vice versa US dollar 2.9 Excess weight of baggage from 200kg to 499 kg. 2.7 Excess weight of baggage from 00kg upward. HCMC - Melbourne US dollar 10 HCMC - Paris US dollar 17 HCMC - Sydney US dollar 10 Melbourne - HCMC Australian dollar 13 Paris - Hanoi French franc 10 Paris - HCMC French franc 10 Sydney - HCMC Australian dollar 13 Domestic flights Vietnam Dong 1.35%Y2 Passenger using fare other than Y2VN. Domestic flights Vietnam Dong 1%Y2VN Passenger using Y2VN fare.

By piece Baggage with the total length of 3 dimensions over 203cm (80 inches) needs pre-arrangement with Vietnam Airlines. In case of no pre-arrangement, baggage must be authorized by Vietnam Airlines duty officer at the airport.

FROM TO TRANSIT POINT CURRENCY RATE Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City Los Angeles ALL US dollar 109 Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City Hawaii/Honolulu ALL US dollar 85 Ho Chi Minh City Guam Manila US dollar 41 Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City Other US/Canada points ALL US dollar 120

Excess baggage charge for the overweight/oversized piece among the first 2 pieces: - Economy class - the weight exceeding 32kgs (70lbs) and/or total 3 dimensions of each piece exceeding 158cm (62in) and/or total 3 dimensions of 2 pieces exceeding 273cm (107in): the application rate. - First/Business class - total 3 dimensions of of 2 pieces exceeding 273cm (107in): the application rate. Excess baggage charge for the 3rd piece upward: - Weight less than 32kg (70lbs): The applicable rate. - Weight between 32 and 45kg: twice the applicable rate. - Weight exceeds 45kg: One-time additional applicable rate for each additional 10kg.

3. SPECIAL BAGGAGE top

Golfing equipment: One golf set containing not more than 14 golf clubs, 12 golf balls, one pair of golf shoes and golf tees with total weight not exceeding 20kg. By weight: Passenger is entitled to carry 1 golf set as an extra free allowance. The second or upward golf set is subject to normal excess baggage charge. By piece: Passenger is entitled to carry 1 golf set as an extra free allowance. The second or upward golf set is subject to normal excess baggage charge. Each golf set is considered one baggage piece. Snow-skiing equipment: 1 snow-skiing set consisting of 1 pair of ski, 1 pair of ski poles (sticks) and 1 pair of boots. By weight: If the normal baggage does not exceed 20kg and the excess weight of baggage including snow-skiing equipment is less than 3kg in excess of the applicable free baggage allowance: 100% normal excess baggage rate will apply to the real excess baggage weight. If the normal baggage does not exceed 20kg and the excess weight of baggage including snow-skiing equipment is over 3kg in excess of the applicable free baggage allowance: 100% normal excess baggage rate will apply to the excess baggage weight of 3kgs only. By piece: Each snow-skiing set is considered as one baggage piece. 25% normal excess baggage rate will apply to the first snow-skiing set exceeding the applicable free baggage allowance. 100% normal excess baggage rate will apply to additional snow-skiing sets. Surfboard: By weight: No special rate. By piece: One surfboard may be included in the applicable baggage allowance. Normal rate will apply to additional surfboards. Wind surfboard: By weight: No special rate. By piece: Each wind surfboard is considered as one excess baggage piece and charged at normal rate. Notice: Vietnam Airlines reserves the right to change its rule on baggage without prior notice. Passengers are therefore advised to check with Vietnam Airlines or its agents for the latest information.

Vietnam regulation

On arrival in Vietnam, you must complete white and blue duplicate arrival-departure forms. The blue copy is to be kept with your passport at all times. Hotels, guest houses and private hosts must register overnight guests with the local police and these blue forms are essential for this purpose.

Incoming visitors must also fill out duplicate yellow and white customs declaration forms. The yellow copy is to remain with your passport until departure. Don't lose it!

Duty-Free

• Cigarettes: 400, cigars: 100, tobacco: 100 gr
• Liquor: 1.5 litres
• Perfume and jewellery for personal use
• Small gift items valued at not more than US$ 300
• Personal effects of a reasonable quantity

Materials Under Declaration

• Foreign currency: in excess of US$ 7,000
• Gold and jewellery not for personal use
• Video tapes, CDs…
• CDs and tapes are often retained for screening, and will be returned after a few days.

Banned Materials

• Weapon, firearms, explosives and inflammable objects
• Opium and other narcotics
• Anti-government literature
• Pornographic literature

Articles of high values

Goods of commercial nature and articles of high value require export permits issued by the customs authorities. Therefore, to these group of articles, ask the retailer when you buy them for a receipt and declaration that the item may be exported. Antiques, some precious stones and animals listed in Vietnam’s red-book may not be brought out of the country.

NOTE - Since customs regulations are subject to change at any time, our brief summary above is used for reference only. Traveltovietnam cannot be held liable for any costs, damage, delays, or other detrimental events resulting from non-compliance. Always double check with your local embassy or consulate.

The weather in vietnam

Vietnam is affected by the monsoon, that's why the average temperature is lower than the other countries which are located in the same longitude in Asian. In comparing with these countries, the temperature in winter is colder and in summer is less hotter in Vietnam. Under influence of monsoon, and further because of the complicated topography, the climate in Vietnam always changes in one year, between the years, or between the areas from North to South and from low to high). The climate in Vietnam is also under disadvantage of weather, such as typhoons (advantage there are 6-10 storms and tropical low atmosphere in year), floods and droughts are threaten the life and the agriculture of Vietnam.) The temperature in Vietnam is high. The annual average temperatures range from 22oC to 27oC. However, the average temperature is different in every place. In Hanoi the average temperature is 23oC, in Ho Chi Minh City 26oC and 25oC in Hue. Some places like Dalat and Sapa have a maximum temperature of 20oC in the summer. Every year there are 100 rainy days and the average rainfall is 1,500 to 2,000mm. The humidity ranges around 80%. The sunny hours is 1,500 to 2,000 and the average solar radiation of 100 kcal/cm2 in a year. The monsoon climate also influences to the changes of the tropical humidity. In general, in Vietnam there are two seasons, a hot and rainy season (from May to October), and a cold season (from November to April the next). However the four distinct seasons are most evident in the Northern provinces (from Hai Van Pass toward to the north): Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter.

HANOI In Hanoi there are four distinct seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. But it is possible to divide the climate here into two main seasons: the rainy season from May to September (it’s hot, heavy rain), and the dry season from October to April (it’s cold, little rainfall). The annual average temperature is 23.2oC, but in Winter the average temperature is 17.2oC. The lowest temperature ever recorded was 2.7oC in 1955. The average summer temperature is 29.2oC, with the highest ever recorded being 42.8oC in 1926. On average, there are 114 rainy days a year with around 1,800 mm of rainfall.

HAI PHONG It's one province in the North then Hai Phong is influenced by a tropical monsoon climate too. There are 4 seasons and the annual average temperature is between 23oC and 24oC. Rainfall total between 1,600 and 1,800 mm. The weather is warm throughout thee year.

QUANG NINH The climate is symbolic of the climate of North Vietnam; featuring all four seasons. In summer (from May to September), it's hot, humid and rainy, while monsoons flourish. In winter (from October to April), it's cold, dry, and sees little rainfall. The average temperature is over 25oC. Annual rainfall totals between 1,700 and 2,400 mm.

HUE It features a tropical monsoon climate, featuring all four distinct seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. The spring is cool and warm, the summer is hot, the autumn is cool and the winter is cold. Average temperature of 25oC. The best time for tourists is from November to April next year.

DA NANG Its climate is tropical, with two distinct rainy and dry seasons. The average annual temperature is between 28oC and 29oC, and storms hit the area every year in September and October.

LAM DONG (DA LAT) The climate here is cold, with an average annual temperature of 180oC. Dalat is a city town, the climate is temperature and there are the beautiful natural landscapes with the waterfalls, lakes and pine groves, and is well known as Vietnam’s flower city.

HO CHI MINH The climate is divided into two seasons, with the rainy season lasting from May to November. The average annual temperature is 27.5oC without winter, and yearly rainfall totals 1,979 mm. Tourism is convenient for all 12 months of the year.

VUNG TAU The climate here is tropical monsoon. The average annual temperature is 27.0oC, rarely stormy, rich in sunshine. Vung Tau is without winter so resorts can active throughout the year.

How to get Visa

Vietnamese entry visa is required for all foreigners wishing to visit Vietnam except for citizens of countries having bilateral agreements on visa exemption with Vietnam. Types of visa: Tourist Visas - Available 1 month single entry and 1 month multiple entry. - Maximum stay in Vietnam of one month. Tourist visas may be extended after your arrival in Vietnam. Diplomatic and official Visas - No fees unless otherwise agreed upon between Vietnam and applicant’ s country. - On applying this visa, the applicant must submit an official letter from the concerned agencies of local government, foreign embassies or consulates accredited to the applicant’s country, international organizations, or other accredited organizations based in that country. Business or other types of Visas - On applying this visa, the applicant should obtain the approval through their sponsor in Vietnam. - Multiple entry and stay of 3 month or 6 month is possible.

How to get visa approval? top

You can apply a visa by yourself or by Traveltovietnam Processing Service.

Apply by yourself at the embassy or consulate of Vietnam in your country Click here for the addresses of Vietnam Embassies and Consulates in the world Documents needed: Passport of 6 months’ validity, visa application forms, and probably some others required by the embassy or consulate. Visa forms are available by getting directly at the Vietnamese embassy or consulate in your country or by sending there a stamped, self-addressed envelope addressed to Visa Section. Fees vary from embassy to embassy. Get visa by Traveltovietnam Processing Service Tourist visa - single or multiple 1 month: simple and easy. We'll send you the visa approval letter. Upon arriving at the airport, you'll get visa. Refer to the price table below for service fee. Tan Son Nhat, Noi Bai and Danang are the international airports where you are allowed to get visa. Besides the service fee, you have to pay another fee for getting the visa directly at Immigration Desk. Click here to view the whole process and send us a form

Types of visa Number of travellers Normal - 3 days Urgent - 1 day The fee paid to Immigration Desk 1 month single 1 $28 $38 $25/e.p. '' 2 - 3 $26 $35 '' '' 4 - 5 $23 $32 '' '' 6 upward $22 $26 '' 1 month multiple 1 $35 $40 $50/e.p. '' 2 - 3 $33 $38 '' '' 4 - 5 $30 $35 '' '' 6 upward $28 $33 '' 3 month multiple $40 $45 $50/e.p. 6 month multiple $50 $55 $100/e.p.

Other types: if you want to get visa at Vietnam Embassy, it's more convenient if you do it by yourself. However, if you have been in Vietnam and want to change visa type or extend a visa, please contact our office in Ha Noi.

Notes on applying a visa: - For the visa getting at the airport you should bring a 3x4 photo. - Refusal nationalities: almost Islamic citizens such as Pakistani, Afghanistan, Indian, Turkish, Israeli, ... and Africa citizens.

FLIGHT SCHEDULE

Hereafter are domestic flight rates. Notes: Currency: US$ Class: C2VN - business class, Y2VN - economy class Child fare: under 2: 10% adult rate; from 2-11: 75% of adult rate; from 12 up: adult rate. Rates are inclusive of taxes. You want to book now? Click here to send us the booking form (you may be required to login your account first).

Flight Class Rates HAN (Hanoi) DAD (Da Nang) C2VN Y2VN 83 60 HAN DIN (Dien Bien Phu) Y2VN 37 HAN HUI (Hue) C2VN Y2VN 83 60 HAN NHA (Nha Trang) Y2VN 95 HAN SGN (Saigon) C2VN Y2VN 153 109 HAN SQH (Son La) Y2VN 27 SGN (Saigon) BMV (Buon Me Thuot) Y2VN 35 SGN DAD (Danang) C2VN Y2VN 83 60 SGN DLI (Da Lat) Y2VN 35 SGN HPH (Hai Phong) C2VN Y2VN 153 109 SGN HUI (Hue) C2VN Y2VN 83 60 SGN NHA (Nha Trang) Y2VN 43 SGN PQC (Phu Quoc) Y2VN 40 SGN PXU (Pleiku) Y2VN 43 SGN TBB (Tuy Hoa) Y2VN 40 SGN UIH (Quy Nhon) Y2VN 40 SGN VII (Vinh) Y2VN 81 SGN VKG (Rach Gia) Y2VN 40 DAD (Danang) BMV (Buon Me Thuot) Y2VN 40 DAD NHA (Nha Trang) Y2VN 43 DAD UIH (Quy Nhon) Y2VN 30 DAD PXU (Pleiku) Y2VN 34 PQC (Phu Quoc) VKG (Rach Gia)