Vietnamobile: the fourth network and its coverage

Vietnamobile describes itself as Vietnam's only private network. It runs 4G, and says its base stations reach all 34 provinces and cities.

Private network
4G in all 34 provinces
2G stopped 15 September 2026

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The short answer

Vietnamobile describes itself as Vietnam's only private network. Its transmission page says its base stations span all 34 provinces and cities and support 4G, and its services list carries eSIM and M2M IoT for businesses, travel operators and connected devices. Its 2G service stopped on 15 September 2026, under Vietnam's switch-off plan.

Checked October 2, 2026

Vietnamobile at a glance

The network
Vietnamobile calls itself the country's only private network, connecting more than six million users.
Coverage
Its transmission page says its base stations span all 34 provinces and cities, over more than 8,000 km of north-south fibre.
eSIM
Its services list carries eSIM and M2M IoT, aimed at businesses, travel operators and connected devices.

What this means for your eSIM (Vietnamobile)

No plan on this site runs on Vietnamobile; the plans page lists the networks the plans use.

The network

Vietnamobile says it is Vietnam’s only private network and that it connects more than six million users. Its transmission page says its base stations span all 34 provinces and cities and that they are 4G-ready.

From 2G to 4G

Vietnamobile stopped its 2G service on 15 September 2026, following Vietnam’s switch-off plan, and says 4G phones are unaffected: calls, texts and data keep working.

The plan for this trip

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Least per day

7 days · 15 GB · US$5.88

Tax included. The plan names its Vietnamese network, and whether it has calls or a number, before you pay.

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Questions

Does Vietnamobile have 5G?

Its own pages describe a 4G network: base stations in all 34 provinces and cities and a 2G service that stopped on 15 September 2026. They do not describe a 5G service.