Vietnam's new list of banned used electronics, refurbished phones included, takes effect from 2027

VNExpress - Nov 3, 2026

Used smartphones, computers and many other digital devices will remain barred from import into Vietnam under an updated list of banned goods that takes effect on Jan. 1, 2027.

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