Phu Quoc links, each with a note and a check date

Phu Quoc Links is a directory, not a guidebook. Each page collects the websites a traveller actually needs before and during a trip to Phu Quoc — the special zone's own portal, the airport, the ferry lines, the hospitals, the immigration portal, the apps that work on the island — and adds a short note on what each one is good for and where it falls short.

An editor opens every link before it is listed; a link that does not load is left out, or, for a government source too important to drop, kept with a note saying so. Beside each link you will see a label for the kind of source and the date of the check.

Many websites, signs and booking systems still describe Phu Quoc as a city of Kien Giang province. That stopped being true on 1 July 2025. Under National Assembly Resolution 202/2025/QH15, Kien Giang and An Giang were merged into one province named An Giang. Under Resolution 1654/NQ-UBTVQH15 the former Phu Quoc city — the wards of Duong Dong and An Thoi and the communes of Duong To, Ham Ninh, Cua Duong, Bai Thom, Ganh Dau and Cua Can — became Phu Quoc Special Zone. Tho Chau, the island group far to the south-west, became a special zone of its own.

In practice you will meet both sets of names: the car ferry company, the maritime port authority and the national park's own overview page all still say Kien Giang. On this site we use the current names and add the former one where it helps you match an address.

If you need one answer fast — whether a boat leaves this afternoon, whether a room is free tonight — go straight to the operator; we do not see live data and do not take bookings. If someone is hurt or in danger, call 115 for an ambulance or 113 for the police before you open any website.

This is not a full travel guide or a news site either. To report a dead link or suggest a source, use the form at the foot of any page; the about page explains how links are chosen and removed.