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A visa run through Tịnh Biên or Vĩnh Xương suits foreigners living in or travelling around Châu Đốc, Long Xuyên and Cần Thơ. Both gates are in An Giang province, both are on the list of gates accepting the Vietnamese e-visa, and both are far closer to the Mekong cities than Mộc Bài.
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A Ha Tien visa run makes sense for foreigners staying on Phú Quốc, in Rạch Giá or in Hà Tiên itself. The gate accepts the Vietnamese e-visa, it is close to Hà Tiên town, and the Cambodian side is Prek Chak in Kampot province.
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The Moc Bai visa run is the usual choice for foreigners in Ho Chi Minh City. Mộc Bài is the closest international gate to the city, it accepts the Vietnamese e-visa, and it faces Bavet, the only crossing on the Vietnam–Cambodia border that accepts the Cambodian e-visa.
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A visa run by private car from Ho Chi Minh City means leaving Vietnam at a Cambodian land border and coming back the same day, so that a new period of stay starts on your e-visa or visa exemption.
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What to do in Ho Chi Minh City during Tết, and how to get around, is a real question for families who stay while the city empties for the holiday. From Christmas and New Year's Eve to the Nguyễn Huệ flower street and day trips out of town, each occasion has its own crowds and road closures.
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Worker coaches from Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong for Tết are how many companies and workplace unions look after staff from Tiền Giang, Vĩnh Long, Cần Thơ, Sóc Trăng and Cà Mau.
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A car with driver by the hour in Ho Chi Minh City makes sense when you have several stops in one day and do not want to book a new ride for each leg.
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Tan An, Long An to Tan Son Nhat airport is about 50–60 km, usually 1–1.5 hours on the HCMC – Trung Lương expressway. Since 2025, Long An has been part of the enlarged Tây Ninh province, but the road to the airport is unchanged: the hard part is the last stretch through the city, not the expressway.
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Can Tho airport or Tan Son Nhat is a common question for Mekong travellers booking flights, especially at year-end. Cần Thơ is close to home but has fewer flights; Tân Sơn Nhất has far more choice but adds hours on the road.
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A same-day private car from the Mekong Delta to Ho Chi Minh City suits fixed appointments: meetings, contract signings, paperwork or a visa interview. These trips share one pressure: arriving on time after 2–5 hours on the road, then getting home the same evening.
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Before booking a self-drive car in Ninh Binh, check pickup requirements, deposit, mileage limits, insurance terms and how rental charges are calculated.
Before hiring a self-drive car in Bac Ninh, ask about documents, deposit, rental-day calculation and the charges to agree on before pickup.
Phu Quoc car rental with driver lets you reach far-apart parts of the island, from Ganh Dau in the north to Ham Ninh in the east.
Nha Trang car rental with driver usually starts at Cam Ranh airport, about 40 – 50 minutes from the centre along Nguyen Tat Thanh Boulevard.
Prepare for self-drive car rental in Hung Yen. Confirm pickup and return arrangements, rental requirements, mileage allowance and fuel charges.
Compare one-way car hire with a car retained for your itinerary in Vung Tau. Choose space for passengers and luggage and check extra charges.
Check the vehicle and rental agreement before hiring a self-drive car in Hai Phong, including deposit, fuel policy and return conditions.
Can Tho car rental with driver rarely stays in one city: many guests continue to former Soc Trang and Hau Giang (now part of Can Tho city) or other Mekong provinces.
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