Domestic postal items
Follow recorded scans between acceptance counters, sorting facilities, local post offices, and the delivery route. Scan availability depends on the service and the item's progress.
Enter your Vietnam Post tracking number to view shipment status, transit checkpoints, and delivery progress.
Vietnam Post tracking
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Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. Vietnam Post numbers are usually 13 characters: 2 letters + 9 digits + VN, e.g. RR123456789VN.
Type or paste the postal item number into the search box at the top of this page and hit track.
See the current status, every transit checkpoint, and delivery progress in one timeline.
Vietnam's national postal operator
Track domestic and international postal items handled by Vietnam Post. View available acceptance, transport, post office, delivery-route, and delivery scans in one timeline. Vietnam Post's official website also provides postal tracking, post office lookup, and fee-estimate services.
Vietnam Post tracking can include shipment acceptance, movement between postal facilities, delivery-office handling, and final delivery scans. International items may also receive updates from partner postal operators along the route.
Follow recorded scans between acceptance counters, sorting facilities, local post offices, and the delivery route. Scan availability depends on the service and the item's progress.
International item numbers can show Vietnam Post scans and, where shared, onward events from a partner postal service. Customs and cross-border handoffs can affect how quickly the timeline changes.
Vietnam Post's official website reports more than 13,300 postal transaction points. Tracking scans may identify the postal office or locality that handled an item.
Review the recorded event time, status description, and available post office location. Delivery information appears when Vietnam Post publishes a delivery confirmation for the item.
Many international postal item numbers follow the UPU S10-style pattern: two letters, nine digits, and a two-letter country suffix. Vietnam Post item numbers commonly use the suffix VN.
Example format
RR123456789VN
2 letters · 9 digits · VN country suffix
Delivery time varies by postal product, route, customs processing, and local conditions. The timeline shows the latest scans supplied by Vietnam Post; an item may continue moving even when no new scan is available between facilities. Use the official Vietnam Post support channels for a formal delivery investigation.
Vietnam Post has accepted the item from the sender or at a post office.
The item is moving between postal offices or sorting facilities.
A facility has received and scanned the item for further handling.
The item has been assigned to the local delivery route.
Vietnam Post has recorded a successful delivery confirmation.
A financial or cash-on-delivery update may appear after delivery and does not by itself change the parcel's delivery status.
For delivery issues, keep your tracking number handy and contact Vietnam Post directly. For order-related questions, contact the seller or marketplace you purchased from first.
Vietnam Post Support
Answers to the most common queries about Vietnam Post tracking, delays, and deliveries.
Enter the postal item number in the Track91 search box. Vietnam Post verification may take a moment while its tracking page checks the image code; Track91 handles that check and displays available scans and delivery information.
Many international postal identifiers use 13 characters: two letters, nine digits, and a two-letter country suffix. Vietnam Post numbers commonly end in VN; an example format is RR123456789VN.
Delivery time depends on the chosen postal service, origin, destination, customs processing, and local delivery conditions. Check the latest scans for progress because a universal delivery estimate cannot be inferred from the item number alone.
A shipment may not receive a new scan while it travels between post offices, waits for customs processing, or is handed to a destination postal operator. Check again after the next expected movement or contact Vietnam Post if the delay continues.
It means the item has been routed to the delivery post office and assigned for a delivery attempt. The status may be followed by a delivery confirmation, another attempt, or a post office update.
No. Online tracking needs the postal item number printed on the receipt or supplied by the sender. Ask the sender or the post office where the item was accepted to retrieve that number.
Review the latest scan and allow time for transfers or customs checks. If there is no movement for an extended period, contact Vietnam Post with the item number and acceptance receipt so its support team can investigate.
No. Track91 is an independent tracking service and is not endorsed by or affiliated with Vietnam Post. For claims, corrections, or official assistance, contact Vietnam Post through its official website.