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For international patients · Updated May 2026

Vietnam dental tourism by audience

Audience-specific guidance: pricing in your home currency, flights from your home cities, visa for your passport, and which Vietnamese city tends to suit patients from your country.

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The 30-second verdict

Vietnam dental tourism serves six primary origin markets: Australia, New Zealand, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the Vietnamese diaspora (Viet Kieu). Each group faces different flight routings, currency conversions, visa starting points, and savings profiles. Australians flying direct from Sydney save roughly 75% on dental implants versus home prices (about A$11,400 on a full implant set). New Zealanders save about NZ$13,000 on the same case routing via Singapore, and British patients save around 70% on UK private dental prices. Pick the guide for your nationality below for the specific numbers, flight times, and visa requirements.

By SmileJet Editorial Team. Updated May 2026. Savings are calculated at current exchange rates for each currency.

At a glance
~75%Australian saving on dental implants vs home prices
~70%British saving vs UK private dental prices
6 marketsPrimary origin countries SmileJet guides cover
What you get

What each audience guide covers

Each audience guide goes beyond generic advice. You will find the specific flight routes from your home city, your passport visa requirements, your home country prices for comparison, and which Vietnamese city tends to suit patients from your country based on SmileJet patient data.

Pricing in your currency

Every audience guide includes a treatment comparison table showing Hanoi and HCMC prices in your home currency (AUD, NZD, GBP, or CAD) alongside home-country private dental estimates. The saving is not an approximation: it is calculated at the current exchange rate for each currency.

Flights from your home cities

Routing, approximate flight times, and airline options from your home city to HCMC, Hanoi, and Da Nang. For Australians, direct flights from Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. For New Zealanders, one-stop via SIN from Auckland. For British patients, one-stop via SIN, DXB, or DOH from LHR and MAN.

Health fund and insurance notes

Each guide covers whether your home health or dental fund reimburses overseas dental treatment, and in what format SmileJet invoices are issued for fund submission. Australian health funds, NZ insurers (Southern Cross, nib), UK dental plans (Bupa, Denplan), and Canadian extended health plans are all covered.

Frequently asked

Audience questions, answered

Which Vietnamese city is most popular with Australian patients?
Ho Chi Minh City is the most common destination for first-time Australian dental tourists, due to direct flights from Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane and the largest partner clinic network. Da Nang is increasingly popular for Australians who want beach recovery at My Khe between appointments. Hoi An suits Australians who want the strongest heritage-travel experience alongside their dental work.
Do British patients need a visa to visit Vietnam?
British citizens require a Vietnam e-visa for mainland entry (cost: US$25, valid 90 days, single or multiple entry, processed at evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn). Phu Quoc is the exception: British citizens receive 30-day visa-free entry at Phu Quoc International Airport under the Special Economic Zone arrangement.
Which currencies do Vietnam dental clinics quote in?
SmileJet partner clinics quote in USD. SmileJet converts quotes to Australian dollars, New Zealand dollars, British pounds, and Canadian dollars at current exchange rates in your written quote. The exchange rate is locked at the time of your confirmed treatment plan.
Is it safe for a solo patient from Australia to travel to Vietnam for dental work?
Yes. Solo dental tourism to Vietnam is very common among Australian, New Zealand, and British patients. SmileJet provides a full pre-trip briefing including clinic address in Vietnamese (for Grab), emergency contact numbers, and a Facebook Messenger coordination line for the duration of your trip. The clinics are experienced with English-speaking solo international patients.
Is there a Vietnamese-speaking coordinator for diaspora patients?
Yes. All SmileJet-listed clinics have Vietnamese-speaking teams. SmileJet coordination is available in English or Vietnamese. Treatment summaries are issued in English by default but translated on request.
Which guide page should I start with?
Start with the guide for your nationality. It covers flights from your home city, pricing in your currency, visa requirements, and which Vietnamese city tends to suit patients from your country. Select from the audience cards above.
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