Vietjet: Direct Return to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Ex Perth $334, Brisbane $435, Sydney $443, Melbourne $459 (May-Sep) @ BTF

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Vietjet Airlines to Vietnam, with direct flights from Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

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Summary:
Sydney to Ho Chi Minh City (20 May - 30 Sep) from $443 Return
Brisbane to Ho Chi Minh City (20 May - 30 Sep) from $435 Return
Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Ho Chi Minh City (20 May - 30 Sep) from $459 Return
Perth to Ho Chi Minh City (20 May - 30 Sep) from $334 Return

Accommodation

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Sydney - Ho Chi Minh City on Vietjet return

Dates: 20 May 25 - 30 Sep 25

Brisbane - Ho Chi Minh City on Vietjet return

Dates: 20 May 25 - 30 Sep 25

Melbourne (Tullamarine) - Ho Chi Minh City on Vietjet return

Dates: 20 May 25 - 30 Sep 25

Return Price Travel Dates
$565 20 May to 8 Jun
$483 23 May to 11 Jun
$461 25 May to 1 Jun
$459 4 Aug to 23 Aug
$459 11 Aug to 30 Aug

Perth - Ho Chi Minh City on Vietjet return

Dates: 20 May 25 - 30 Sep 25

Return Price Travel Dates
$334 22 May to 11 Jun
$337 24 May to 18 Jun
$337 26 May to 20 Jun
$338 5 Jun to 15 Jun
$337 5 Jun to 20 Jun
$338 7 Jun to 22 Jun


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Comments

  • Tempting, but…
    "July to September are often the wettest months of the year"
    "rainy season in southern Vietnam typically lasts from May to October"

    Just seen too much rain here this year, to see more on holiday!

  • I know Vietjet is infamously bad for domestic flights — consistent delays — within Vietnam. Anyone have had any experience with them flying from Australia?

    • Want to know this too, around $450 direct flight is really tempting!

    • +4

      flew last month, 9 hours delay, lucky they informed all the way thru so didn't have to go airport early. Seats are small and average comfort, I didn't purchase pre-paid meals so had to pay them on-board which everything ran out pretty quickly and asked for boiled water to fill up my instant noodle cup (brought a couple onti the plane) but got refused for service due to they also sell instant noodle..lol
      They also compensated us $100 for being delayed (there are certain delay hours to get max $100 for international flight ) but went thru a 3rd party insurance in vietnam which is a pain to deal with and I'm still waiting for them to approve it. For me it is okay to flight as they are cheap and direct to Vietnam so just expect you are paying for a bus ride than a plane flight…

    • +2

      you can put the flight number into Flightaware and check how often they are delayed. On the route I booked its about 1 in 7 delayed for many hours.

    • +2

      Not many issues when I flew with them end of 2023. Just remember that like all budget airlines everything is DLC. Seats are smaller than your average, can be uncomfortable if you're tall.

    • +1

      Flew with them coming back from HCMC about a month ago now. Probably the worst experiance I've had flying.

      • Initially delayed for 3 hours
      • Got onto the bus to take us from the terminal to the plane then sat on the bus for close to an hour. Was then taken back to the terminal for another 2 hour wait.
      • Finally got onto the plane, where we waited for another hour without AC.
      • Just before take off they sprayed the cabin with bug spray - this was actually crazy

      Domestically they are OK but I will never fly with them again internationally or reccomend any friends or family fly with them internationally.

      https://en.sggp.org.vn/vietjet-hit-by-flight-delays-amid-hol…

    • Not Sydney, last two times i flew Jetstar which was surprisingly fine. But I've flown Vietjet from KIX to SGN and KUL to DAD and they were both on time.

      Saigon immigration is an absolute clustercuss, so book at night at the Ibis across the road. It's lovely.

      • Mind elaborating a little on Saigon immigration? I'm looking to transit in Saigon to get to Hanoi.

        • Last time I went through the queue was two and a half hours, whereas Da Nang is consistently 15-20 minutes. Book a night near the airport if you're connecting. Once you add possible flight delays to immigration you're going to miss whatever connection you have planned.

        • Just lots of lining up and whatever you do don’t make a typo on your visa application or you’re up for $600

    • I had three domestic flights with them in January this year. One was delayed by about 2 hours (I was informed about the delay), two other were perfectly on time.

  • +2

    Just flew Vietjet this week. It was fine. Just like Jetstar. Loved Vietnam.

    You have to stay at An Lam Saigon River. It's the most beautiful resort I've ever been in and 25 minutes by speedboat (daily complimentary) from the centre of the city. Go through Luxury Escapes and get free VIP membership from your Citi Premier card for extra resort credit/inclusions.

  • +1

    Highly recommend using this to get to Cambodia

  • How's Vietnam Airlines compare to this in terms of delay? Specially for Domestic?

    • Domestic departure times aren't reliable for any airline in Vietnam, just like China. Think of them more as a "Not Earlier Than" time than a schedule.

      If you're flying in Vietnam you need to plan to make a whole day of it and to spend a few hundred thousand dong at the airport bar.

  • +1

    Flew with them last December (Ho Chi Minh city to Sydney). I had to be in Sydney airport on tight (for a tight transit flight which wasn't a part of the initial journey with Vietjet). I was worried after reading many comments about their delays etc., but everything went smoothly and they landed a few minutes early. No frills airline, no screens etc but I think I was given some food (basic nothing to write home about). The flight was through midnight so I slept, lack of screen was actually helpful. Price was incredibly cheap for December (I think I spent only $250 one way - which is way less than the nearest price I got which is why I went with them in the first place). As long as you're not 6 foot 10 inch guy or bulky person, then you should be perfectly fine in those seats no issues (I'm 5'8" average build, and seats were just fine for me).

    • Vietjet have 38" pitch exit row seats for $30 more if you book early.

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