1. Visa: Vietnam is not visa-free. You can apply for a visa on Taobao. Keep your passport and visa-related documents with you

2. Money: Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay credit cards; most There is a handling fee for withdrawing cash from bank cards in Vietnam. You can exchange some Vietnamese dong in advance. It is not cost-effective to exchange money at the airport. You can go to a travel agency or gold store

3. Communications: You can buy phone cards in Vietnam on Taobao, but you can only go online. You can’t make calls, but you can buy phone cards in Vietnam that can make calls; you can also open global roaming for your phone, and rent a mobile WiFi, which is almost the same as in China

4. Clothes: Vietnam’s weather is year-round It’s hot, so you can usually bring summer clothes. You can prepare two long-sleeved jackets to avoid catching cold in the rain

5. Medicines: Vietnam’s food is light and there are many mosquitoes. You can bring some gastrointestinal and cold medicines, of course. It’s best to get some relevant vaccines in advance; don’t forget to bring mosquito repellent and sunscreen supplies

6. Others: the smallest things such as power banks, adapters, and selfie sticks

7. Knocking on the blackboard: Vietnam taxi-hailing software: GRAB can not only hail taxis but also motorcycles (generally not recommended);

Map: Google Maps, Amap, switch between the two maps;

Accommodation: You can compare a few on Airbnb, or you can check it out on Ctrip Fliggy;

Translation software: Google Translate, Yitu, Yitu is a translation software focused on Vietnam , you can call the online manual translation customer service above. Remember to get a translation coupon when registering. This will be very useful in case you need to communicate in an emergency.

8. Emergency overseas helpline:

Chinese Embassy in Hanoi, Vietnam

9. Be bold and careful when traveling; don’t reveal your wealth and don’t talk about government affairs; seize the moment and live up to your time; I wish you a happy time