ATM 0% fee in Saigon airport Vietnam 

HSBC is in many countries around the world, and yes, it is originally from HK

I believe yes Visa is Visa

May I ask if you have a Visa or Master card?

@David.Robinowich The first time I went there it was a Mastercard. Second time was Maestro, so a debit card instead of a credit one

​@minouchejansen5415 You know what, I'll go there myself soon and withdraw money, I'll update you if anything has changed

Update for you: I've been at the airport today and withdrawed from the HSBC machine that mentioned in this video 3 million VND($123) which is currently the maximum that you can withdraw per one withdrawal at that specific machine. I used Visa credit card from my home country which is not belong to HSBC and NO FEE exactly as I mentioned in this video

I believe yes because it's Visa

@3eyedmaggott Sorry to hear, but the information is 100% truth. The HSBC in Tan son nhat airport and in most parts of Vietnam doesn't take fee, but some machines of HSBC will charge fee and I'm warning this in another video: ru-vid.comADNoySoLBKA?si=ovkAxl3cJ7V5R9GM Second option is that with Starling card which is a unique card and not the regular one that most people use, HSBC will take fee. Most of people don't use the starling card and of course I'm talking about the regular international card that most of Travellers use

It works for sure with Visa and master card. Of course your bank in Australia will take fee , but HSBC wont take fee if you use VIsa or master card

Yes. more or less as any ATM in Vietnam

Hey Of course you'll have, it's 24/7 available for use

Shouldn't have fee, but don't worry, in case there is a fee the ATM machine will warn you and mention how much fee it takes and then you have the option to cancel and try another machine

As I have mentioned in the Video the best ATM in Tan son nhat airport(Ho Chi Minh City) is the ATM of HSBC with 0%. If you want to know the best ATMs in Vietnam you can watch also the other video ru-vid.comADNoySoLBKA?si=qr8uLz0kkgyxwyba

Difficult to say, it's all about the same. My advice to you is if you exchange your money useally Gold shop in Vietnam have the best rate. You can go also to any branch of bank and exchange your money

@@David.Robinowich thankyou for your advice

I'm not sure about these cards. I know for sure with Master card and Visa there is no fee

@@David.Robinowich ​ I tried today, the HSBC machine wanted a 5000 fee for a visa debit card (Chase UK). So I took a Grab (paid with card in the app) to district 1 and used the VPBank ATM, no fee and didn't even offer the convert currency scam, highly recommend that one. 1M VND withdrawal appeared in account as £33.50 and the rate in a google is £33.60.

@73dlb I don't know if there is anything to do with that

Hi, did you manage to withdraw money without fees? I’m planning to use my Starling card

@javierballestatagarro638 Hey. Yes I have withdrawn money many times from this ATM but I used Visa and Master card and 100% no fee with those kind of cards, but I'm not sure about starling

Thank you for your comment. I would like to know what kind of a credit card you used if you don't mind to tell me

@@David.Robinowich Charles Schwab

@spicyroads Is this belongs to American Express right?

Did you have the ATM convert to USD even you took out the money? ATM will usually charge extra when you ask the machine to display in USD rather than the local currency

HI You can withdraw only the local currency in Vietnam. There isn't a special exchange rate or extra charge for that

As far as I remember around 6 million VND ($250) If you want to withdraw more money, then just withdraw again, there isn't fee 🙂

thanks@@David.Robinowich

I have no Idea what kind of credit card you used but useally with most cards this is not true at all

Yes of course. Impossible to Avoid the fee in the bank in your home country but at least you avoid the fee at the bank in Vietnam

@@David.Robinowich The ATMs there pass the fee on to your bank who will turn around and pass it to you. It's actually higher that way since it's after the fact and you don't see that side.

@Marcus_-sy9fi No.you'll pay 0% at the ATM and your bank at home will take the useal percentage of fee.

My bank in Germany offers me free withdrawel in foreign currencies in bounds of the VISA conversion Rates, so IT IS Not Always true that there are fees

Yeah you pay a fee but the exchange rate is better - I like the video and thank you, liked and subscribed