Can I bring Power Banks to Vietnam?
Power BanksβVietnam
About Power Banks
Power banks MUST be in carry-on luggage (prohibited in checked bags). Capacity limits apply: typically 100Wh (27,000mAh) without approval, 100-160Wh with airline approval. Damaged or recalled power banks are prohibited. Label with capacity rating visible.
β Allowed
β Declaration Requirements
β Required
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Last Updated:February 13, 2026
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π Important Notes
- β’β ALLOWED β Airline Restrictions Apply
- β’Power banks are allowed in Vietnam but must follow airline safety rules.
- β’Airline Rules (MUST follow):
- β’Power banks MUST be in carry-on luggage (NOT checked bags)
- β’Maximum capacity: 100Wh (β27,000mAh) without airline approval
- β’100-160Wh: requires airline approval
- β’Over 160Wh: prohibited on aircraft
- β’Must be protected from short circuit
- β’Maximum 2 spare power banks per person
- β’In Vietnam:
β Frequently Asked Questions
Will I be taxed for bringing multiple Power Banks and Portable Chargers?
Personal items already in use are typically duty-free. However, if they are brand new (unopened) or the quantity is excessive, customs may consider it for commercial use and require taxes. Keeping purchase receipts is recommended.
β More Questions
Do I need to declare power banks at Vietnam customs?
Declaration is recommended for valuable items or items exceeding duty-free limits. Check the Vietnam Customs Declaration Form.
Are there any restrictions on power banks in Vietnam?
Generally allowed for personal use. Commercial quantities may require import permits.
What is the duty-free limit?
Personal items for your own use are generally duty-free. Items exceeding reasonable personal quantities may be subject to import duties.
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