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Currency in Vietnam – The Vietnamese Đồng (VND)

The official currency of Vietnam is the Vietnamese Đồng, abbreviated internationally as VND.

What Does the Vietnamese Đồng Look Like?

Vietnamese banknotes currently in circulation include denominations of:

  • 1,000 đồng
  • 2,000 đồng
  • 5,000 đồng
  • 10,000 đồng
  • 20,000 đồng
  • 50,000 đồng
  • 100,000 đồng
  • 200,000 đồng
  • 500,000 đồng

Coins were previously issued in denominations such as 200, 500, 1,000, 2,000, and 5,000 đồng, but they are now rarely used in everyday transactions.

One Vietnamese đồng is subdivided into 10 hào and 100 xu, although these smaller units are no longer in circulation.

Unique Features of Vietnamese Banknotes

Vietnamese banknotes reflect the country’s leadership, history, and economic development.

All modern banknotes prominently feature Ho Chi Minh, the founding father of modern Vietnam, on the front.

Each denomination highlights important national symbols, industries, and landmarks:

Lower denominations (1,000 to 10,000 đồng) often depict agricultural activities and rural life.

  • The 20,000 đồng note features the iconic Chùa Cầu in Hội An.
  • The 50,000 đồng note shows the historic Phu Van Lau in Huế.
  • The 100,000 đồng note depicts the Temple of Literature in Hanoi.
  • The 200,000 đồng note features the scenic Ha Long Bay.
  • The 500,000 đồng note showcases the birthplace of Ho Chi Minh in Nghệ An Province.

Vietnam was among the early adopters in Southeast Asia of polymer banknotes. Higher denominations (from 10,000 đồng and above) are printed on polymer, making them more durable and resistant to humidity, an important feature given the country’s tropical climate.

Security features of Vietnamese banknotes include:

  • Transparent windows and holographic elements
  • Colour-shifting inks
  • Microprinting and intricate background patterns

How Much is the Vietnamese Đồng Worth?

The Vietnamese đồng is a relatively low-denomination currency, meaning prices are often quoted in large numerical amounts.

You can find the current exchange rate for the Vietnamese Đồng at the top of this page in the “Exchange Rate” section.

You can follow the live VND rate in the "Currencies" tab or visit our live exchange charts page.

Obverse of banknote 20000 Vietnamese dong
Reverse of banknote 20000 Vietnamese dong
Obverse of banknote 100000 Vietnamese dong
Reverse of banknote 100000 Vietnamese dong
Obverse of banknote 200000 Vietnamese dong
Reverse of banknote 200000 Vietnamese dong
Obverse of banknote 500000 Vietnamese dong
Reverse of banknote 500000 Vietnamese dong
500 VND
=£0.02
1000 VND
=£0.03
5000 VND
=£0.17
10000 VND
=£0.33
15000 VND
=£0.50
20000 VND
=£0.66
35000 VND
=£1.16
50000 VND
=£1.65
75000 VND
=£2.48
100000 VND
=£3.31
150000 VND
=£4.96
200000 VND
=£6.62
400000 VND
=£13.23
500000 VND
=£16.54
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