Conical hat and lanterns, Vietnam

Flights to Vietnam from UK

Looking for flights to Vietnam? Tickets2Australia arranges flights from the UK to Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang and Phu Quoc, matched to your dates, your home airport and your budget, with an adviser to guide you from first enquiry to boarding.

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Why book flights to Vietnam with Tickets2Australia

In short: flights from the UK to Vietnam take around 11 to 20 hours depending on the route. The best-value periods are usually May to September, and a connecting itinerary is often cheaper than nonstop.

Vietnam stretches more than 1,600 kilometres from north to south, so where you land matters as much as when you go. We compare nonstop and connecting options, layover lengths and baggage rules, then put forward cheap flights to Vietnam that fit your plans.

Long-haul specialists

We book Asia routes every day and explain the trade-offs between speed, stopovers and value.

Flights from across the UK

London, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh and more. Tell us where you live and we start there.

Open-jaw and multi-city

Arrive in Hanoi, leave from Ho Chi Minh City, and skip the long journey back north.

Help after you book

Changes to dates, names or baggage? Contact us and we sort it with you.

Flights from the UK to Vietnam: what to expect

A flight from the UK to Vietnam is usually a long overnight journey. Nonstop services run on some routes, most often London to Hanoi, while Ho Chi Minh City and the coast are commonly reached with one connection through a major hub in Europe, the Middle East or Asia. Availability changes, so we confirm current options when you enquire.

11-20htypical journey time, nonstop to one stop
6-7 hrsVietnam is ahead of UK time
4 gatewaysHanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Phu Quoc
Entryvisa-free stay or e-visa, check current rules

Best time to find flights to Vietnam

Vietnam has three climate zones, so the "best time" depends on where you are going. Fares follow UK holidays and the Tet New Year period, which falls in January or February.

RegionBest monthsGood to know
North: Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, SapaOctober to AprilCool and dry in winter, hot and wet in summer
Centre: Da Nang, Hoi An, HueFebruary to AugustTyphoon and flood risk is highest from September to November
South: Ho Chi Minh City, Mekong Delta, Phu QuocNovember to AprilWarm and dry, with a wet season from May to October

Travelling over Christmas, Tet or the summer holidays? Ask us early. Flights to Vietnam for those dates are the first to fill.

Where to fly in Vietnam

Hanoi

Old Quarter streets, lakes and street food, plus the gateway to Ha Long Bay and Sapa.

Ho Chi Minh City

Fast, loud and fascinating, with markets, history and the Mekong Delta on its doorstep.

Da Nang

Beaches, the Marble Mountains and the lantern-lit town of Hoi An nearby.

Phu Quoc

Vietnam's largest island, with white-sand beaches and calm blue water.

Want to see the whole country? Fly into Hanoi, travel south by train or domestic flight, and fly home from Ho Chi Minh City on an open-jaw ticket.

How to book flights from the UK to Vietnam

1. Tell us your plan. Share your departure airport, dates and number of travellers.

2. Compare the options. We show nonstop and connecting routes so you can balance time and cost.

3. Confirm your seats. Happy with a choice? We book it and send clear confirmation.

4. Travel with support. We stay reachable before you fly and while you are away.

Ready? Request your Vietnam flights quote now.

How to get cheaper flights to Vietnam

Avoid Tet and Christmas

Moving your trip outside these peaks is the biggest single saving.

Be flexible by a few days

Small changes to dates can open up better options on the same route.

Consider one stop

A connecting itinerary can be better value than nonstop, and gives you a break mid-journey.

Book early for peak dates

For school holidays and festivals, early booking gives you the most choice.

Flights to Vietnam: frequently asked questions

How long is a flight from the UK to Vietnam?

A nonstop flight from London to Hanoi takes roughly 11 to 12 hours where available. Itineraries with one connection usually take around 14 to 20 hours in total, depending on the stopover city and the wait between flights.

When is the cheapest time to fly to Vietnam from the UK?

May to September and the weeks around late November often offer better value. Late December to February, including the Tet New Year holiday, is the busiest and most expensive period.

When is the best time to visit Vietnam?

It depends on the region. The north is best from October to April, the centre from February to August, and the south from November to April.

Which UK airports fly to Vietnam?

London is the most common departure point. We can also arrange flights from Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh and other UK airports, usually connecting through a major hub.

Do I need a visa for Vietnam as a UK passport holder?

UK citizens have generally been able to visit for a limited stay without a visa, and an electronic visa is available for longer trips. Rules change, so check the official Vietnamese government website before you travel.

What is the time difference between the UK and Vietnam?

Vietnam is 6 hours ahead of the UK during British Summer Time and 7 hours ahead in winter.

Can I fly into Hanoi and home from Ho Chi Minh City?

Yes. Open-jaw tickets let you arrive in one city and depart from another, so you can travel the length of Vietnam without doubling back.

Get your flights to Vietnam today

Tell us where you are flying from and when. We will come back with clear options for flights from the UK to Vietnam.

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