Haiphong Port

HaiPhong Port is the largest port in Vietnam and one of the busiest ports in Southeast Asia. The port is located in the city of HaiPhong, on the northeastern coast of Vietnam, about 100 kilometers from Hanoi. Major towns near HaiPhong Port are HaiPhong, Vietnam; Hanoi, Vietnam; Haiphong, and China. HaiPhong Port handles a large volume of cargo and passengers and is an essential gateway for Vietnam’s trade with other countries. HaiPhong Port was founded in 1888 when the French colonial government began constructing a deep-water port to replace the shallow-water port of Haiphong. The port was completed in 1897. During the Vietnam War, HaiPhong Port was a significant base for the United States Navy and was heavily bombed by the US Air Force. After the war, the port was repaired and expanded. Today, HaiPhong Port is one of Southeast Asia’s most prominent and busiest ports. The port handles a large volume of cargo and passengers and is an essential gateway for Vietnam’s trade with other countries.

All goods shipments into or out of Hai Phong Port must be declared to Customs in advance. All shipments of goods must be accompanied by the relevant import/export documents, including a commercial invoice, packing list, and bill of lading/airway bill. All shipments of goods must be adequately packed and labeled. All dutiable shipments of goods must be accompanied by a valid customs declaration and payment of the applicable duties and taxes. All restricted or prohibited goods shipments must be accompanied by the relevant import/export license or permit. All goods shipments must be cleared through Customs before being released for delivery.