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kteacher
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 Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 2:08 pm Post subject: Mail delivery in Vietnam.....How? |
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Hello
I'm going to be coming to Vietnam in March. I plan on doing a bit of traveling before I settle down and get a job. I will need to receive some important mail around my arrival time.
I'm wondering if anyone knows if i can arrange a PO. Box in Hanoi or Ho Chi Min? Does anyone know if/how i can sort this out. Am i better off to just get a package delivered to my hotel? Granted I'm going to be doing budget travel so not sure if a hostel is the most reliable place to have things delivered.
Any help is appreciated!!
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lost_gypsy
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kteacher
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| Thanks for the help! I retitled it. |
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ajc19810
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| Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 2:41 am Post subject: |
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I have had lots of mail delivered to me here, to my hotel, home (both city and countryside) and work. I have recieved it all. Anything like a parcel they will send you a slip to come and pickup your parcel at the nearest post office.
If you are sending really inportant stuff its a good idea to use DHL. Its a little expensive, but its fast and safe.
Not yet heard of PO boxes, but never really looked or asked. |
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