Where to Exchange Money in Hue (2026): Banks, Gold Shops & Airport

Today’s indicative exchange rate in Hue

Last checked: 6 September 2026 at 23:00 ICT.

Reference cash-buy rates from Vietcombank, shown as Vietnamese dong per one unit of foreign currency. The actual rate at a bank, gold shop or exchange counter may be different.

Indicative information only. Rates change during the day; check the displayed calculation and count your money before leaving. Source: Vietcombank.

Short answer: If you are looking for where to exchange money in Hue, start by comparing the most convenient option with a bank or reputable local exchange option in the city. The right choice depends on your arrival point, currency, timing and the amount you need.

Last checked: August 2026. Exchange rates, opening hours and business availability can change, so verify the final details before making a larger exchange.

Where to exchange money in Hue at a glance

Hue is straightforward if you plan ahead. Airport convenience is useful on arrival; city options are worth comparing for a larger exchange.

Place or option	Use it for	Check before paying
DOJI Gold & Gems Group – Hue	Check the current rate and accepted currencies before exchanging.	Compare the final VND amount and keep the receipt.
PNJ Mai Thuc Loan	Check the current rate and accepted currencies before exchanging.	Compare the final VND amount and keep the receipt.
TPBank Ben Nghe – Hue	Check the current rate and accepted currencies before exchanging.	Compare the final VND amount and keep the receipt.
Sacombank Nguyen Hue	Check the current rate and accepted currencies before exchanging.	Compare the final VND amount and keep the receipt.
ACB Tran Hung Dao	Check the current rate and accepted currencies before exchanging.	Compare the final VND amount and keep the receipt.
Phu Bai international airport	Check the current rate and accepted currencies before exchanging.	Compare the final VND amount and keep the receipt.

How to use this guide

Do not choose a place only because it appears first in a search result. Check the location, accepted currency, opening status, displayed rate, fees and the final VND amount. For a small arrival exchange, convenience can matter more than a small rate difference. For a larger amount, compare at least two options and ask for the calculation before passing over your money.

Places and options to compare

DOJI Gold & Gems Group – Hue

DOJI is one of Vietnam’s leading gold and gem companies, offering reliable currency exchange services. The shop is known for its transparent rates and professional service.

• Address: 71 Phu Hoi, Ben Nghe, Hue City
• Opening time: 8:00 to 21:00 (Monday to Sunday)
• Currency accepted: Accept the common currencies (VND, USD, AUD, INR, JPY, GBP, CAD, SGD,…)
• Phone number: 02343896688

PNJ Mai Thuc Loan

PNJ (Phu Nhuan Jewelry) is a well-established brand in Vietnam, known for its high-quality gold and jewelry products. They also offer money exchange services with competitive rates. There are a few stores in Hue but this one is offering the best rates.

• Address: 176 Mai Thuc Loan, Hue City
• Opening time: 9:00 to 20:30 (Monday to Sunday)
• Currency accepted: Accept the common currencies (VND, USD, AUD, INR, JPY, GBP, CAD, SGD,…)
• Phone number: 1800545457

TPBank Ben Nghe – Hue

TPBank is a reliable choice to exchange money in Hue. Their services are professional, and the exchange rates are competitive. The staff is helpful, making the process smooth. Among them, the TPBank Ben Nghe branch is good to go.

• Address: 78 Ben Nghe, Phu Hoi, Hue City
• Opening time: 7:30 to 17:30 (Monday to Sunday)
• Currency accepted: Almost all of the currencies
• Phone number: 1900585885

Sacombank Nguyen Hue

Sacombank is a great option for currency exchange in Hue. They offer competitive rates, and their branches are conveniently located. The process is quick and secure, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

• Address: 126 Nguyen Hue, Phu Thuan, Hue City
• Opening time: 7:30 to 17:30 (Monday to Sunday)
• Currency accepted: Almost all of the currencies
• Phone number: 02343678678

ACB Tran Hung Dao

ACB Tran Hung Dao in Hue is a reliable place to exchange money. As a branch of one of Vietnam’s leading banks, it offers competitive rates, secure transactions, and convenient services. It’s centrally located and provides a safe option for currency exchange compared to street vendors.

• Address: 01 Tran Hung Dao, Phu Hoa, Hue City
• Opening time: 7:30 to 16:30 (Monday to Sunday)
• Currency accepted: Almost all of the currencies
• Phone number: 02343571175

Phu Bai international airport

Exchanging money at Phu Bai International Airport offers the convenience of immediate access to local currency upon arrival, with reliable and secure exchange counters available during airport hours. However, the exchange rates are often less favorable, and higher transaction fees can be a downside. Additionally, there are usually fewer currency options and limited amounts available, with potential long wait times.

• Address: Khu 8, Huong Thuy, Hue
• Currency accepted: Almost all of the currencies

For more articles about money exchange across cities in Vietnam, check these:

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• Money exchange in Da Nang – Hoi An
• Money exchange in Hanoi
• Money exchange in Ho Chi Minh City
• Money exchange in Sapa
• Money exchange in Ha Long Bay

Airport, bank, gold shop or card: which is best?

An airport counter is useful when you have just landed and need transport, food or a first payment. A bank can feel more predictable, although opening hours and accepted currencies vary. A gold shop or local exchange counter may be convenient in a central area, but you should confirm it is suitable for foreign-currency exchange and check the receipt carefully. Cards and ATMs can reduce the amount of cash you carry, but fees and limits depend on the bank and card provider.

Safety checklist before you exchange

• Check the currency pair and the final calculation.
• Ask whether any fee is deducted before you agree.
• Count the VND notes at the counter.
• Check for damaged or suspicious notes before leaving.
• Keep the receipt for a larger transaction.
• Do not hand over your passport or bank card as security.

Questions travelers ask about exchanging money in Hue

Should I exchange money at the airport?

Use the airport for convenience and the first transport or meal. For a larger amount, compare the final amount with a city bank or reputable exchange option first.

Is a gold shop always better than a bank?

Not automatically. A gold shop may be convenient in some areas, but travelers should check licensing, the displayed rate, the amount received and the receipt before handing over cash.

How do I compare exchange rates?

Ask how many Vietnamese dong you will receive after every fee. Count the notes before leaving and keep the receipt. Rates change during the day.

Can I use cards instead of cash?

Cards work in many hotels, supermarkets and larger businesses, but smaller food stalls, markets and local transport often still need cash. Keep a practical cash reserve.

What if the rate looks unusually good?

Stop and check the full calculation. A good-looking rate can be offset by a fee, an old note, a misunderstanding about the currency or a wrong final amount.

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Planning around Phu Bai Airport and Hue city

Phu Bai Airport is useful when you need a small amount immediately after landing, but travelers should compare the city options before exchanging a larger amount. The same applies when arriving by train or road: keep enough cash for the first ride and meal, then make a considered choice in Hue rather than exchanging everything at the first counter you see.

Hue is easy to explore on foot or by short transfer in the central area, so location and opening hours matter. Before visiting a bank or gold shop, check the current address and whether it handles your currency. Ask for the net VND amount, check every note at the counter and leave with the receipt. These steps matter more than a small difference in a headline rate.

Before you leave the counter

Take one minute to check the notes, the total amount and the receipt. If the shop has calculated several currencies together, ask for a separate calculation so you can see which rate was used. Keep your original cash and the exchanged cash separate while you count. Travelers who are moving between destinations should also keep a small amount for the next transfer, because a late arrival or remote location may leave fewer choices than expected. These simple checks reduce confusion and help you compare service and convenience with the rate itself.

Rates and opening hours are not permanent facts. A business can change its hours, stop handling a particular currency or move to a new address. Use this guide as a shortlist, then confirm the current details on the day. If you are unsure, exchange a small amount first and return only after you are comfortable with the calculation and service.