ESSENTIAL TRAVEL INFORMATION

Make the most of your trip with everything you need to know about Phu Quoc — from how to get here to getting around the island city.

About Phu Quoc

Getting to Phu Quoc

Getting around Phu Quoc

Currency

The official currency in Phu Quoc is the Vietnamese Dong (VND). Banknotes are available in denominations of 1,000 VND, 2,000 VND, 5,000 VND, 10,000 VND, 20,000 VND, 50,000 VND, 100,000 VND, 200,000 VND, and 500,000 VND.
While US dollars (USD) may be accepted at some hotels, resorts, or casinos, everyday transactions are primarily conducted in VND.
Credit cards are widely accepted at major tourist spots, restaurants, and shopping centers.

Weather

The best time to visit Phu Quoc is from November to April, when the weather is dry, sunny, and the sea is crystal clear—perfect for all kinds of outdoor activities. From May to October, although it's the rainy season, travelers can still enjoy the island's peaceful atmosphere, more attractive service prices, and the lush, untouched beauty of the Pearl Island. No matter when you go, Phu Quoc always has something special waiting for you!

Essential Phone Numbers

1. Tourist Support Hotline:
2. Emergency Contacts:
- Ambulance: 115
- Police: 113
- Fire Department: 114

Visa Policy

Phu Quoc offers a 30-day visa exemption for international travelers entering directly, making travel more convenient than ever. Additionally, Vietnam's e-visa policy allows stays of up to 90 days, providing greater flexibility for those looking to explore the Pearl Island and other destinations. These favorable visa policies have played a key role in attracting more international tourists and celebrities to Phu Quoc.

Language

Vietnamese is the primary language spoken in Phu Quoc. However, English is widely used in tourist areas, hotels, and restaurants. With the growing number of international visitors, many staff members in the tourism industry can also communicate in Chinese, Korean, or Russian, making it easier for travelers to explore and enjoy their stay on the island.

Power Outlets

Electrical outlets in Phu Quoc use a 220V - 50Hz power supply, which is compatible with most standard electronic devices. The most common plug types are A, C, and G, with type C (two round pins) being the most widely used. Travelers from other countries may need to bring a suitable adapter to use their personal devices.

Smoking Regulations

In Phu Quoc, smoking is prohibited in enclosed spaces such as shopping centers, restaurants, and air-conditioned public areas. Some resorts also enforce no-smoking policies throughout their premises. You are only allowed to smoke in clearly designated smoking areas. Please pay attention to signage and follow the regulations to help protect the environment.

Tipping

Tipping tour guides and service staff in Phu Quoc is not mandatory. However, visitors are welcome to offer a tip as a gesture of appreciation if they are satisfied with the service. The amount is entirely up to the guest’s discretion and comfort level. While not required, tipping is a kind way to encourage and support high-quality service in the local tourism industry.

Wi-Fi & Connection

In Phu Quoc, travelers can easily access free Wi-Fi at many locations such as cafés, restaurants, and hotels.
For a more stable and continuous internet connection, purchasing a 4G SIM card is a practical option. SIM cards are available at Phu Quoc International Airport or can be delivered directly to your accommodation on the island.