Vietnam Address Format

Domestic Vietnamese addresses are written from the largest unit to the smallest: province/city, district (quận/huyện), ward (phường/xã), then house number + street, with the recipient last; the 6-digit postal code goes with the province line or on its own line. Since July 2025 Vietnam uses a two-tier system (province + commune/ward), so district-level units were abolished, though they still appear in legacy addresses. Outbound international mail is often reversed to the small-to-large UPU order.

Standard format

700000 Ho Chi Minh City, District 1 Ben Nghe Ward, 123 Le Loi Street Nguyen Van An Vietnam

Postal code (Mã bưu chính) rules

Field namePostal code (Mã bưu chính)
FormatNNNNNN (N = digit, A = letter)
Example700000
Pattern^\d{6}$
Rule6 digits since the 2017 national standard (an older 5-digit system still appears in legacy data): first 2 digits = province/municipality, next 2 = district, last 2 = ward/commune.

Fields used in Vietnam

State / regionYes — "Province / Municipality" locally
Street addressYes
P.O. BoxYes — "PO Box (Hòm thư)" locally

FAQ

What is the Postal code (Mã bưu chính) format in Vietnam?

The format is NNNNNN (N = digit, A = letter), for example 700000. 6 digits since the 2017 national standard (an older 5-digit system still appears in legacy data): first 2 digits = province/municipality, next 2 = district, last 2 = ward/commune.

How do you write an address in Vietnam?

Vietnam addresses are written from the largest unit to the smallest. Domestic Vietnamese addresses are written from the largest unit to the smallest: province/city, district (quận/huyện), ward (phường/xã), then house number + street, with the recipient last; the 6-digit postal code goes with the province line or on its own line. Since July 2025 Vietnam uses a two-tier system (province + commune/ward), so district-level units were abolished, though they still appear in legacy addresses. Outbound international mail is often reversed to the small-to-large UPU order.

Does Vietnam use postal codes?

Yes. Vietnam uses the Postal code (Mã bưu chính) in the format NNNNNN (example: 700000). 6 digits since the 2017 national standard (an older 5-digit system still appears in legacy data): first 2 digits = province/municipality, next 2 = district, last 2 = ward/commune.

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