and 9 p.m., with buses arriving every 15-30 minutes. Fare costs 12,000 dong for distances under 5 kilometers, 20,000 dong for over 5 kilometers. 119: This yellow bus connects the airport to Mien Tay Bus Terminal (Western Bus Station), the city terminal that services buses heading to points west and south (including the Mekong Delta).and 1 a.m., with buses arriving every 20-30 minutes. Fare costs 12,000 dong (about 50 cents USD) for distances under 5 kilometers, 20,000 dong (about 85 cents USD) over 5 kilometers. This bus is better-maintained, complete with CCTV and tourist-friendly signage. 109: This yellow (privately-owned) bus goes from the airport to 23rd of September Park.and 6:15 p.m., with buses arriving every 12-20 minutes. Tickets cost 5,000 dong (about a quarter), but you pay another quarter’s worth extra for your luggage. 152: A green (government-owned) bus with worn interiors and the cheapest fares from the airport.Given the amount of times this question comes up I'm surprised somebody hasn't left any feedback on the process. Via HK I've never had a problem.īearing in mind Tiger is a budget airline that charges extra for checked in baggage, I'd be surprised if they were checked right through. I ended up having to go through immigration just to reclaim my bags as Qantas (codesharing - I was actually booked on a BA flight) would not check my bags all the way through to HCMC.
Sometimes even that doesn't mean your bags will be checked through, as I found out when I flew with Qantas via Bangkok with a change to Thai from there to HCMC. Usually bags are only checked through if flying on the same airline or with a partnered airline. As to visa no, not if you're not leaving the transit area, as I don't need a China visa to pass through Hong Kong on my way to Viet Nam. Your bags will be checked through to Sing.
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