BANKS & POST OFFICES IN HOI AN

Welcome to the Hoi An Guide. Here you will find everything you need to know about Vietnam travel and Hoi An so your time in Vietnam is a good one. This section provides details of Hoi An Post Office, atms and banks in Hoi An.

Post Office

Hoi An Post Office

Hours | 7am – 8am (7 days)

Address | 6 Tran Hung Dao

Telephone | +84 (0) 235 386 2888

Hoi An Banks

Vietin Bank

Hours | 8am – 11.30pm & 1pm – 4.30pm (Mon – Fri)
8am – 11.30am (Sat)

Address | 4 Hoang Dieu & 9 Hung Vuong

Telephone | +84 (0) 235 3925 333

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MB Bank

Hours | 7.30am – 11.30pm & 1.30pm – 5.30pm (Mon – Fri)
7.30am – 11.30am (Sat)

Address | 594 Hai Ba Trung

Telephone | +84 (0) 235 6260 111

Vietcom Bank

Hours | 7.30am – 11.30pm & 1.30pm – 5pm (Mon – Fri)
Closed Sat & Sun

Address | 02 Tran Cao Van

Telephone | +84 (0) 235 3910 481

Asia Commercial Bank (ACB)

Hours | 7.30am – 11.30pm & 1pm – 4.30pm (Mon – Fri)
7.30am – 11.30am (Sat)

Address | 66 Tran Hung Dao & 577 Hai Ba Trung

Telephone | +84 (0) 235 3914 633

Dong A Bank

Hours | 7.30am – 11.30pm & 1pm – 5pm (Mon – Fri)
7.30am – 11.30am (Sat)

Address | 503a Hai Ba Trung

Telephone | +84 (0) 235 3924 013

Good to Know

Streets signs in Vietnam do not specify ‘Street’ or ‘Road’ at the end eg Hai Ba Trung not Hai Ba Trung Street

Always take your passport with you when going to the bank to do a transaction

Most ATM’s will only allow you to withdraw a small amount of money. For large amounts of cash visit your nearest bank.

So which ATM allows you to withdraw the most amount of cash?

At the time of writing, the MB (Military Bank) ATM on the corner of Hai Ba Trung & Ba Trieu Streets will let you withdraw five million. This stretch of road (Hai Ba Trung between Tran Hung Dao & Ly Thuong Kiet Streets) is also where you’ll find many of the major banks.

For a comprehensive list of banks in Hoi An visit http://hueprivatecars.com/banks-in-hoi-an/

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By Sharon Guest | November 5th, 2018 | Tips & Essentials, Post office and banks | 0 comments

Tourism boom in Vietnam: Change or pay the price - Tuoi Tre News

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Unfortunately the genie is already out of the bottle. You can't put it back. The things we love about Hoi An is what brings the tourists - you can't blame them. It's a lovely place. But now the tour groups and the buses have quadrupled the amount of people in the Old Town. Money will always talk. Until Hoi An begins to receive negative backlash that reduces the number of tourists and sales will things possibly change, but I don't know how unfortunately.

As long as they don't destroy what everyone comes to enjoy (history, architecture, culture, etc). It used to be such a simple life in Hoi An.....now becoming so worldly!

For years now the warnings have been totally ignored by Authorities as they think uncle Bao or cousin Thang knows better,Hoi An was a lovely place,now it’s a tourist mess like Saigon at peak hour Da Lat the locals are angry, and I would hate to think what Nha Trang is like now the infrastructure is 10 years behind the growth and the Goose that laid the golden egg is in a poor state

Take the bogans out of tourism. By that I mean look at Bali and Phuket. When you start to get buckets of beers and cocktails prominently displayed, that attracts rubbish. I see this occurring in a lot of areas and then the place starts to go downhill. It’s a tricky line, balancing between too much tourism and “one more” busload. What is to be achieved by sparking for more and more visitors? I acknowledge that locals need to make a living and tourism does that, but high volume tourism has a lot of negative things. Prices get too high for locals, that’s the first bad thing. High tourism areas unfortunately attract people with mental health, as it’s an easier stream of funds. Just my thoughts.

Perhaps limiting the large tourist buses from resorts in Da Nang - only allow vehicles of up to 15 to come into town at one time. That would reduce the crowds of 30-50 people that “take over” the restaurant and streets. Sometimes it’s impossible to get past the groups and you get stuck in a crowd of tourists and can’t physically move! I personally don’t feel you can get a true feel of the uniqueness of Hoi An in a group. If people just want to tick off a bucket list then come at 6am and go back to your 5 star 10,000 room hotel in time for your 10 course breakfast.

Maybe I don’t see it,but too me Hoi An is still not busy.I have been here in different months,beach restaurants are always quiet and most of the bars and restaurants are too in Hoi An.

The infrastructure isn't in place to support the current situation and hotels keep going up. How about a solution for the water shortage problems?

Rico van Vugt

Marg East interesting 🤔

Perhaps restricted numbers per time where tourists need to apply for a permit to enter.

Simple solution. Limit the number of Chinese tourist. They didn’t come as tourists but scheming for illegal land purchasing which was planned by the chinese government. Soon enough, non-Chinese tourists will certain getting enough of chinese everything and flee. Beside, chinese were known for social hygiene practices wherever they set foot onto. Vietnamese population is not 97 millions as reported since chinese origin made up a big bulk of the population. However, the Vietnamese government had been trapped by the chinese for years. They dare not plan any agendas to escape this reality unless by miracle. Sad.

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