Currency Exchange at Da Lat Airport (Lien Khuong): Rubles and Online USD into Dong
Flying into Da Lat? Have your dong before you leave the terminal. Rubles and Online USD: cardless ATM or a transfer to your Vietnamese account.
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Looking for currency exchange at Da Lat Airport? Lien Khuong Airport receives flights to the city on the Lam Vien plateau. EXFM has no booth in the terminal: the exchange is handled remotely, so you can agree on everything with a manager before your flight and receive dong on arrival.
What to know about Da Lat Airport
Lien Khuong Airport is outside Da Lat, and the city sits on a plateau that many also reach by road from Nha Trang or Ho Chi Minh City. You'll need dong right away — for the transfer and a first coffee — so it helps to get it in advance. Exchange counters in airports usually give a less favorable rate than in town.
If you land late
Many travelers continue from Da Lat along mountain roads — to lakes, coffee areas and waterfalls — so it's better to get your dong at the start of the route rather than on the way. If your flight lands late, note that managers are available until 00:00 GMT+7, and it's best to arrange the pickup in advance.
Three ways to get dong on arrival
- ATM code. Give your manager the point and time of collection; on arrival you receive a code and step-by-step instructions. No bank card is needed, but it's best to check available ATMs in advance.
- VietQR. Send the seller's or driver's QR code — your manager pays, and you transfer rubles to EXFM. This method is available when you settle in rubles.
- An account in Vietnam. If you hold an account in your name, the dong can be sent straight to it — the manager checks the details before the operation.
What to know in advance
- There is no EXFM point in the terminal: all operations are handled remotely.
- The service doesn't convert dong back into foreign currency before you fly — the direction is only from foreign currency into dong.
- Your manager names the rate and the amount before you send any money.
From ticket to dong in hand
- Contact a manager in advance and say which airport you're flying to.
- Pass KYC by video if it's your first request.
- Decide on a method: an ATM, VietQR or an account in Vietnam.
- Send the money to your manager's details.
- After landing, message your manager and follow the instructions — you'll receive your dong.
Want to land with the dong question already solved? Message an EXFM manager in advance — we'll pick a way to receive it that suits your route.
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Answers to frequently asked questions
How do I get dong right after I land?
Agree on everything with your manager before your flight: rate, amount and method. After landing, tell the manager you've arrived and receive an ATM code or a payment confirmation.
Does EXFM have an exchange booth at the airport?
No. EXFM has no offices in Vietnam, including at airports: the exchange is handled remotely through a manager.
Will the dong I get at the airport be enough for a trip further across the plateau?
Plan the amount for the whole route: outside the city there may be fewer partner ATMs. Discuss in advance with your manager how much dong you need and where the nearest points are along the way.
Is it worth exchanging money at the airport?
Exchange counters at airports usually give a less favorable rate than in town, so they're best used for a minimal amount. The alternative is to arrange the exchange in advance through EXFM.
Can I exchange dong back before departure?
No. EXFM accepts rubles and Online USD and pays out dong; the reverse exchange isn't part of the service.