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Wow, I spend $7,500 per month as a single male in Santa Barbara California. Just gas, food, gym and rent. No drinking or going out. Contemplating quitting this nonsense
Buddy of mine lives in Vietnam. His $2300 per month social security check is more than enough to live on over there. You can eat well each day for about $15 and his rent runs him $395 per month for a two bed / two bath condo there. Gas is $.69 per gallon.
Most Vietnamese family with 2 kids in can live pretty well with $1500 monthly at the moment. So if your friend lives alone he is all set here ( as long as he do not set foot in any luxury place lol)
Just had only 2 days in Da Nang & it was the most hectic beautiful & wonderful time I ever had in Vietnam including visits to Hoi An & Sunworld Ba Na Hills on the motorcycle plus I still had money in my wallet when I returned to Australia. I’m coming back in 2025, it will be 50 years since the war ended & time to celebrate what Vietnam has become, PARADISE. 🇻🇳🇦🇺
I rarely comment on videos but I have to say I LOVE that you have the WIFI speed on your screen wherever you are shooting. This is something we really need to know about other countries and no one really addresses.
If you wonder, VN has one of the best WIFI of all Asia compared to what we have to pay for. Free WIFI everywhere (coffee shop, restaurant, cinemas, etc..) and about 10$/month for 150mbps for family use
I visited because of his videos too! 1k is hard, esp if you're dating! Too many nomads sitting in vegan cafes doing absolutely nothing! It was annoying when I wanted to eat, and people are on Facebook. I can see why Europe is banning laptops, so hopefully that doesn't get worse than it was when I was there.
@@lucluc5942 why is dating so expensive? I didn't see any problem with laptops tbh, only place lots of people were working was Roots but always had enough space anyway.
I am on a fixed income, and my wife and I stay mostly in Mexico or Central America. After several years there, we are starting to look into this great place! ❤
Just watched your video about the 5 insanely cheap destinations and now this one... My plan is to become a digital nomad as well and I was lacking clarity! Very happy that I found your channel and I already shared your video with 2 friends who also want to live in southeast Asia!! Shoutout from Brazil!!
My wife is Vietnamese and the last time we were in Da Nang was 5 years ago. We mentioned back then that retiring in Da Nang would be a good option. Its a far cry from the Da Nang I first visited in 1994.
Same, it literally changed overnight, 9 months break I went back, omg all guest houses being demolished, 5 star foundations being laid all alone the boulevard. I love it in da nang.
folks good video. cool guy. LISTEN: i worked ex pat for 15yrs. retired ex pat for 4 yrs. i lived for years in cambodia and thailand. do NOT buy into any video that says you can live there (asia) for $1000 per month. PI, thailand or where ever. yes, IF you want to live a limited lifestyle and "squeeze" by each month. OK- IF you are there for 3 months and limit you activity's..eat only local food, bare bone room (maybe no AC) OR if you rent a condo you have to keep the AC off for 80% of the time to make "your" 1K budget work. go out a few times a month. not ever or every other month. IF you are there for long term you will want a life. yes it is 50, 60% less that the US but you still have expences. a signfican part is where you live. i am not as familar with vietnam as i am with thailand. in thailand you want bangkok? that is higher. chang mai (beautiful) much lower. korat (thai city) ever much much lower. i did not even watch the complete video here. very few speak of medical insurance in there "$1000" to live on video. you will need that. IF it is for 3 months you can get a travel policy. IF you are really Ex pat you need a Expat policy (12months+). mine is very, very good..covers everywhere but the US and is about $250 per month. you want to get injured and lay in thai government hospital with a 75yoa thai doctor that does not speak one word of english treating you?. those hospitals are suppose to be for thai's only and you still will get a bill OR Bumrungrad in Bangkok. world class, western trained doctors with your insurance. vietnam might be less expensive. from what i hear they do not offer a retirement visa yet. i would bet on for one person: $1700--$1800 for a decent, good lifestyle. yes can go lower or higher (see aboe). folks, this could be a good guy here. i now saw a video for cambodia going down to $500 per month. most of it is click bait. the person watching see's such a low number, clicks the video..producer makes $ and numbers advertising something that, for the most part, is not sustainable or truth.. enjoy.
here is a insight of a local Vietnamese student, I don't really know what foreigners would have to go through but as student insurance I have to pay around 50$ or less, and a pretty normal life(no hanging out, fancy restaurant,....) about 300$ so I think 1000$ is enough, again I don't know what the number will be for foreigners
I live in the US and my monthly costs (single person) is $2,600.00 (Mortgage $1480, Groceries $300, Subscriptions/phone $190, Transportation $540, Utilities $120 = $2,620 for BASIC, my entertainment budget (going out, dates, movies, concerts, etc. = $800 per month) so for a life with some fun I spend $3,420 per month.
Depends... it's a high context culture, unlike the west. The idea of 'saving face' is important here. That creates all kinds of communication problems with Westerners.
I loved it there, wow it was nearly 10 years ago for me! I went there in 2015, at that time it was up and coming, great food, now it looks complete and would love to visit again
Nice hahah yeah it's crazy that 2015 was so long time ago😂 It's still kinda up and coming but yeah I saw some Google Maps street view from 8 years ago and it looked so empty compared to now!
It's my goal to travel to Southeast Asia to live in Vietnam and Thailand for 1-3 months at a time. Thanks for listing the prices of everything. Everything there seems so accessible as opposed to where I live now in San Diego. I'd be really happy living off just $1000-1500 per month in Vietnam/Thailand/Mexico/South America! And I'm a big fan of Vietnamese food, so the low prices are a big highlight.
Spend almost all my time working on projects I love in my hometown. Everything I want and need is right here. But I do like watching videos like this and fantasizing what it would be like living a carefree life in a vacation paradise. Thanks for showing us around!
Danang was my hometown which I left 30 yrs ago for the US. Now that’s time for me to plan a comeback to retire . Still have plenty of cousins and friends who I’m still in touch with. Danang is just beautiful
These videos really capture the essence of Da Nang well - inspired me to make the move myself, and now I've dropped a review of the differences between England and Vietnam!
The reason that your sim card stoppped working after 2 weeks is because you bought in the airport, which means it is under the name of the previous owner (they take your passport just to make you think they are making it under your name), so after a while the sim is blocked. You need to buy a sim card in an official store of Viettel or Vinaphone on city center.
Kiitos näistä Da nang videoista. Tuli käytyä tuolla 2019 mutta nää videot sai miettimään uudestaan tutustumista. Silloin tuntui että koko ranta oli vielä rakennustyömaata niin jäi vähän huono viba paikasta. Ehkä nyt on valmista 🙂 Tosiaan jos tonnilla kuussa elää suomessakin minimimenoilla (ainakin itse onnistun tässä) ihan hyvin, niin tuolla samalla rahalla se elintaso on sitten ihan jotain muuta aka. Stratosfäärissä :D Suomessa jos söisi jokaisen aterian ulkona niin siinä voi jokainen laskea kuinka paljon kuussa se tekisi pelkästään ruokaan. Tuolla se mahtuu tuohon tonnin budjettiin majoituksineen kaikkineen ihan todella helposti, jää jopa vähän frugaalimmalla elämänmenolla säästöönkin. Näin aika monen reissun perusteella Vietnamin hinnat on n. ⅔ Thaimaan hinnoista, toki riippuu monesta tekijästä.
Such an insightful and inspiring video! It's amazing to see how far you can stretch $1000 a month in Da Nang, Vietnam. Your tips and experiences are truly valuable for anyone considering a budget-friendly lifestyle. Keep up the great content!
Vietnamese here. Living in Vietnam on $1000 per month is possible, but only if you are single and have no social life, no dating, and no weekend hangouts ...etc. Additionally, don't forget to save money for an emergency flight back, as there is no healthcare aid available.
This!!! I was dating, high quality beautiful girls as an Aussie it adds up quickly! The nomads sitting in cafes drinking water, that's how you live off 1k!
Im from Vietnam, live In US very affordable, haircuts near my families house is 1 dong per person! (dong is money in Vietnamese its pronounced dom) Meals are 3-5 dong. Coffee stores are everywhere here. Every hot, perfect weather at 5-6 pm. Ho chi Minh or Saigon is a whole different level. 😅 in Vietnam there isn't fall or winter. Only spring and summer. But it feels like summer. Sometimes if you're lucky it can be the perfect weather every part of the day.
I've travelled for extended periods to many parts of the world whilst also working on the road too - but I've never managed to get to Viet Nam yet! Thanks for breaking down the costs here, looks worth while for me to visit for many a month or so
omg WOW thank you for mentioning about the Mac products and electronics being a bit cheaper there. I am in Australia right now and need new Macbook Pro and vlogging cameras but may just buy them when I arrive to Asia instead of getting them here! So helpful Joose , thank YOU
Hello sir. For your followers. Americans can get longer term visas in vietnam. Up to a year at a time. Per the viet embassy site. Nice video. Well wishes.
Not only does Da Nang boast beautiful beaches, but it is also home to famous landmarks such as the Marble Mountains and the Son Tra Peninsula, offering visitors intriguing experiences in nature and spirituality. Dragon Bridge, one of the most beautiful and unique bridges in Vietnam, is not only a symbol of Da Nang but also an attractive destination with its fire and water show on weekends
Hi joose, every since I found your channel, I've been watching it non stop, it's amazing. I also have asked my gf to watch it aswell? Quick question I am planning to go to Dan nang in late Dec early Jan will that time be OK? As I heard its still rainy season, 2nd question what is that name of that room u stayed at for 484 dollars on air b n b it looks amazing
Thanks so much!🙏🏽 Glad to hear! I think it's okay but not so warm that time. Sorry I can't share it here but you'll find it and similar places on Airbnb around My An😊
I stayed in Da Nang for 1 month after watching your previous video :) Great place, good to see that you have some nice weather now, as it was +20-25 and raining when I went (January). I think it's a great place for digital nomads, up to 3 months on tourist visa is perfect
Nah, let them all go to Danang now. It aint what it was pre pandemic. It went back to being chill from 2021-23. This year I noticed how busy it got by just looking at all my previous photos and seeing so many more Indian and Russian tourists. There wasnt one Indian restaurant in DN a few years ago and now they are everywhere!
the cons are also all the douchey digital nomads making vids about Danang being $1000 a month. Seriously, how many vids can you all make on the very same topic??
Great video! Cheers and good luck mate. Adding a question here - How do you find the air quality in Da Nang and Vietnam in general. Better or worse than other Southeast Asian countries?
@@JooseTheNomad oh idc about the weather, my mission is to move out from Poland, try to be a youtuber, UX or programmer - i want to make my life as project, because life is boring after covid
We live a very comfy life in the beautiful mountains of Guatemala and with no budgeting we spend about $1100/month for a couple ! Cool mountain breezes every day, friendly people, very safe, easy place to live.
Great breakdown and I like how you had the list of items being filled in as the video played. I passed through Da Nang in 2015 and am thinking about visiting in November 2024. It seems so much more upbeat than HCMC.
My goal is to save up $100,000 so I could live in between Thailand and Vietnam comfortably for years. I could use the time to recalibrate, work on myself, work on my online businesses, and just simply have a more slowed down and enjoyable life.
Don't buy sim card in the airport. They are preregistered, so can 1-3 weeks old already and might even already have been used. I tried that mine had already been registered on Zalo app. I never buy in the airport again!
What months were you there? The weather looks perfect (sorry if it has been asked already, but you are very popular and have so many comments and replies i can’t find it- GREAT VIDEO)
Không khí, môi trường rất trong lành, không ô nhiễm vì Đà Nẵng là thành phổ biển, dân số không nhiều và chủ yếu phát triển du lịch, không có các ngành công nghiệp nặng.
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When are the best 3 months to visit Da Nang, Jose? 😁
@@goodnews6259 thanksnso much! I'd say February-April!
Thanks to u I am gonna go on vacation here. I was looking for a beach destination and this is perfect tysm❤
@@JooseTheNomad thank you so much! I heard some people say March-May... and some February-March
@@VirtousStoic enjoy🙏🏽
Wow, I spend $7,500 per month as a single male in Santa Barbara California. Just gas, food, gym and rent. No drinking or going out. Contemplating quitting this nonsense
A growing trend it seems
Yeah that's insane🤯
Same in Dallas 😢😮
@@ImUniqueBella Can't believe it😳
US is doomed
Buddy of mine lives in Vietnam. His $2300 per month social security check is more than enough to live on over there. You can eat well each day for about $15 and his rent runs him $395 per month for a two bed / two bath condo there. Gas is $.69 per gallon.
Yeah that's plenty in Da Nang!
Most Vietnamese family with 2 kids in can live pretty well with $1500 monthly at the moment. So if your friend lives alone he is all set here ( as long as he do not set foot in any luxury place lol)
Just had only 2 days in Da Nang & it was the most hectic beautiful & wonderful time I ever had in
Vietnam including visits to Hoi An & Sunworld Ba Na Hills on the motorcycle plus I still had money in my wallet when I returned to Australia. I’m coming back in 2025, it will be 50 years since the war ended & time to celebrate what Vietnam has become, PARADISE. 🇻🇳🇦🇺
Amazing🙏🏽
Hãy đến Việt Nam vào khoảng ngày 30 tháng 4 hoặc ngày 2 tháng 9 năm 2025. Sẽ có nhiều điều thú vị
@@krtthanh9094Du ma may Vietnam
Been here a few times now, and I'm always amazed by how friendly everyone is and how budget-friendly it is - I love Da Nang!
Yeah it's really nice😊
I rarely comment on videos but I have to say I LOVE that you have the WIFI speed on your screen wherever you are shooting. This is something we really need to know about other countries and no one really addresses.
Glad to hear it's helpfull🙏🏽
If you wonder, VN has one of the best WIFI of all Asia compared to what we have to pay for. Free WIFI everywhere (coffee shop, restaurant, cinemas, etc..) and about 10$/month for 150mbps for family use
The quality of the video is fantastic,we love it so much and thanks for your hard work
Thanks so much!🙏🏽
I came to Danang after seeing some of your videos before. Been here for a month got 6 more weeks to go! Love it, keep up the good videos!
Awesome man! Thanks, enjoy the rest of your time here🙏🏽
I visited because of his videos too! 1k is hard, esp if you're dating! Too many nomads sitting in vegan cafes doing absolutely nothing! It was annoying when I wanted to eat, and people are on Facebook. I can see why Europe is banning laptops, so hopefully that doesn't get worse than it was when I was there.
@@lucluc5942 why is dating so expensive? I didn't see any problem with laptops tbh, only place lots of people were working was Roots but always had enough space anyway.
@@JooseTheNomad He just HAD TO mention being vegan, nothing else lmao
@@yunodiewtf who?😅
da nang is slept on 100. Most people go to bali or phuket, but i been many asian places and da nang is one of the best city/beach.
@@howdideyeenduphere yep!
I like that you don't try to speak over the top, talk friendly and come across as authentic.
@@moonsmilelucide thanks so much🙏🏽
I am on a fixed income, and my wife and I stay mostly in Mexico or Central America. After several years there, we are starting to look into this great place! ❤
How do you like Mexico for lomg-term like that?
The last time I saw Danang was looking out the window of a freedom bird in 71.l am glad the place looks so good and I wish them well.
Thanks for your service!
Thanks for your service
Just watched your video about the 5 insanely cheap destinations and now this one... My plan is to become a digital nomad as well and I was lacking clarity! Very happy that I found your channel and I already shared your video with 2 friends who also want to live in southeast Asia!!
Shoutout from Brazil!!
Nice man good to hear! Thanks🙏🏽
My wife is Vietnamese and the last time we were in Da Nang was 5 years ago. We mentioned back then that retiring in Da Nang would be a good option. Its a far cry from the Da Nang I first visited in 1994.
So you don't like the modernization?
1994 vietnam còn bị bao vây cấm vận do giải phóng campuchia dưới sự cai trị của quân đội diệt chủng Ponlpol.
Was first there in 95 yeah its changed a lot for the better
Same, it literally changed overnight, 9 months break I went back, omg all guest houses being demolished, 5 star foundations being laid all alone the boulevard. I love it in da nang.
Love the breakdown of costs , looks clean and very nice.
Thanks! Yeah it is🙏🏽
@kippsguitar6539 may the cats 🐈 😻 help out with the problem 🙏
folks good video. cool guy.
LISTEN: i worked ex pat for 15yrs. retired ex pat for 4 yrs. i lived for years in cambodia and thailand.
do NOT buy into any video that says you can live there (asia) for $1000 per month. PI, thailand or where ever. yes, IF you want to live a limited lifestyle and "squeeze" by each month.
OK-
IF you are there for 3 months and limit you activity's..eat only local food, bare bone room (maybe no AC) OR if you rent a condo you have to keep the AC off for 80% of the time to make "your" 1K budget work. go out a few times a month. not ever or every other month.
IF you are there for long term you will want a life. yes it is 50, 60% less that the US but you still have expences. a signfican part is where you live. i am not as familar with vietnam as i am with thailand.
in thailand you want bangkok? that is higher. chang mai (beautiful) much lower. korat (thai city) ever much much lower.
i did not even watch the complete video here.
very few speak of medical insurance in there "$1000" to live on video.
you will need that. IF it is for 3 months you can get a travel policy. IF you are really Ex pat you need a Expat policy (12months+). mine is very, very good..covers everywhere but the US and is about $250 per month.
you want to get injured and lay in thai government hospital with a 75yoa thai doctor that does not speak one word of english treating you?. those hospitals are suppose to be for thai's only and you still will get a bill OR Bumrungrad in Bangkok. world class, western trained doctors with your insurance.
vietnam might be less expensive. from what i hear they do not offer a retirement visa yet.
i would bet on for one person: $1700--$1800 for a decent, good lifestyle. yes can go lower or higher (see aboe).
folks, this could be a good guy here. i now saw a video for cambodia going down to $500 per month.
most of it is click bait. the person watching see's such a low number, clicks the video..producer makes $ and numbers advertising something that, for the most part, is not sustainable or truth..
enjoy.
AGREED. I ASKED ABOUT MEDICAL. THANK YOU.
@tailwind12...remember that for 1700-1800 a month you can't get a studio apartment (forget parking) in N.Y. or San Fransisco!
May I ask who you use for your Expat insurance? I'm considering the move too. Thanks.
ok bro
here is a insight of a local Vietnamese student, I don't really know what foreigners would have to go through but as student insurance I have to pay around 50$ or less, and a pretty normal life(no hanging out, fancy restaurant,....) about 300$ so I think 1000$ is enough, again I don't know what the number will be for foreigners
Great video! Da Nang is definitely one of the most liveable cities I’ve been to in South East Asia! 🇻🇳
Thanks! 100% agreed🙏🏽
I live in the US and my monthly costs (single person) is $2,600.00 (Mortgage $1480, Groceries $300, Subscriptions/phone $190, Transportation $540, Utilities $120 = $2,620 for BASIC, my entertainment budget (going out, dates, movies, concerts, etc. = $800 per month) so for a life with some fun I spend $3,420 per month.
doubt your Transportation is more than gas+upkeep (insurance, registration), what about replacement= auto loan? you should be saving 10% too.
@@larrywillard844 that includes my auto loan
Oh, that money to go to Vietnam to live and be King
And one of the best thing in Vietnam is their people....vietnamese people are literally the best people in the world🥰
Yeah they're super nice, but often don't speak english😄
@@JooseTheNomad thats true thou🤭
Depends... it's a high context culture, unlike the west. The idea of 'saving face' is important here. That creates all kinds of communication problems with Westerners.
It depends,some vendors charge the tourists overpriced products/items/foods
Cambodian people are even better!
I loved it there, wow it was nearly 10 years ago for me! I went there in 2015, at that time it was up and coming, great food, now it looks complete and would love to visit again
Nice hahah yeah it's crazy that 2015 was so long time ago😂 It's still kinda up and coming but yeah I saw some Google Maps street view from 8 years ago and it looked so empty compared to now!
It's my goal to travel to Southeast Asia to live in Vietnam and Thailand for 1-3 months at a time. Thanks for listing the prices of everything. Everything there seems so accessible as opposed to where I live now in San Diego. I'd be really happy living off just $1000-1500 per month in Vietnam/Thailand/Mexico/South America! And I'm a big fan of Vietnamese food, so the low prices are a big highlight.
Sounds good for sure! I also really love Vietnamese food, especially in Vietnam it's so good!
Spend almost all my time working on projects I love in my hometown. Everything I want and need is right here. But I do like watching videos like this and fantasizing what it would be like living a carefree life in a vacation paradise. Thanks for showing us around!
It's good to try it out at least🙏🏽
like the new price showing format👍
Glad to hear🙏🏽
Love the 21 grams. Yummy, healthy and beautifully presented food
Dragon Ball bar wonderful to watch the dragon show. They have nice drinks
Yeah it's really nice! Oh I definitely need to check that out too, thanks🙏🏽
We're thinking of using Da Nang as a basecamp in the upcoming months, so this video is super helpful. Thanks so much! 🥰
@@mikeandashley Good to hear, enjoy!🙏🏽
Basecamp for what exactly
Awesome video bro. I arrived in Da Nang a couple days ago and love it. Easy to have a super high quality life here.
Nice bro! Glad to hear you like it🙏🏽
Danang was my hometown which I left 30 yrs ago for the US. Now that’s time for me to plan a comeback to retire . Still have plenty of cousins and friends who I’m still in touch with.
Danang is just beautiful
@@nef.spring Amazing!
These videos really capture the essence of Da Nang well - inspired me to make the move myself, and now I've dropped a review of the differences between England and Vietnam!
@@3VOLUTION369 Great to hear🙏🏽
Thanks for putting this video together, Joose. You're convinced me - I'm headed to Da Nang!
@@lindsey_riane Enjoy🙏🏽
@@JooseTheNomad Thanks Joose! 🥰
Great info, exactly what we need to know. Thanks for doing these!
Thanks!🙏🏽
The reason that your sim card stoppped working after 2 weeks is because you bought in the airport, which means it is under the name of the previous owner (they take your passport just to make you think they are making it under your name), so after a while the sim is blocked. You need to buy a sim card in an official store of Viettel or Vinaphone on city center.
Okay thanks, good to know🙏🏽
I was born and raised in Da Nang, the city looks awesome with your camera. nice shooting and editing!
@@musicfrommkt Amazing! Thanks so much, it's a great city🙏🏽
Ive never found a channel and watched this many vids in a row. Love it mate thank you.
@@rossc7910 Thanks a lot, really appreciate it🙏🏽
Nice video. We stayed two doors down for a month last year and loved the area.
Thanks! Nice yeah me too it's really lovely🙏🏽
Kiitos näistä Da nang videoista. Tuli käytyä tuolla 2019 mutta nää videot sai miettimään uudestaan tutustumista. Silloin tuntui että koko ranta oli vielä rakennustyömaata niin jäi vähän huono viba paikasta. Ehkä nyt on valmista 🙂
Tosiaan jos tonnilla kuussa elää suomessakin minimimenoilla (ainakin itse onnistun tässä) ihan hyvin, niin tuolla samalla rahalla se elintaso on sitten ihan jotain muuta aka. Stratosfäärissä :D Suomessa jos söisi jokaisen aterian ulkona niin siinä voi jokainen laskea kuinka paljon kuussa se tekisi pelkästään ruokaan. Tuolla se mahtuu tuohon tonnin budjettiin majoituksineen kaikkineen ihan todella helposti, jää jopa vähän frugaalimmalla elämänmenolla säästöönkin. Näin aika monen reissun perusteella Vietnamin hinnat on n. ⅔ Thaimaan hinnoista, toki riippuu monesta tekijästä.
Juuri näin🙏🏽
Such an insightful and inspiring video! It's amazing to see how far you can stretch $1000 a month in Da Nang, Vietnam. Your tips and experiences are truly valuable for anyone considering a budget-friendly lifestyle. Keep up the great content!
Thanks so much man🙏🏽
I like it Vietnam 🇻🇳 I was living 11 months in 2018 in Da Nang city ,extremely friendly and very safe city
Nice🙏🏽
I live in Florida - 15 minutes drive is NOTHING. That Elite gym is 100% worth the money for the amenities
Haha yeah compared to western countries😄🙏🏽
100 A MONTH IS TOO MUCH, YES WORTH IT BUT I WOULD GYM AT A CHEAPER PLACE
maybe the best presentation of Da Nang i have seen so far
Vietnamese here. Living in Vietnam on $1000 per month is possible, but only if you are single and have no social life, no dating, and no weekend hangouts ...etc. Additionally, don't forget to save money for an emergency flight back, as there is no healthcare aid available.
No healthcare?
No health care .. can't go
That’s absolute BS, frankly.
"healthcare aid"
This!!! I was dating, high quality beautiful girls as an Aussie it adds up quickly!
The nomads sitting in cafes drinking water, that's how you live off 1k!
I went to Da Nang in 2007 and it looks really well developed now!
It really is!
Excellent video and I LOVE your content and professional presentation. I'm Peter in Florida and am happy I subscribed today!❤🙏
Thanks so much Peter🙏🏽
Gotta love Da Nang! We can’t wait to get back to Vietnam to try and grow our new channel!
Good luck🙏🏽
@@JooseTheNomad thanks man 🙌
thanks to your videos, thinking of going there for a month or two. very useful info
Glad to hear🙏🏽
Im from Vietnam, live In US very affordable, haircuts near my families house is 1 dong per person! (dong is money in Vietnamese its pronounced dom)
Meals are 3-5 dong. Coffee stores are everywhere here. Every hot, perfect weather at 5-6 pm. Ho chi Minh or Saigon is a whole different level. 😅 in Vietnam there isn't fall or winter. Only spring and summer. But it feels like summer. Sometimes if you're lucky it can be the perfect weather every part of the day.
Amazing video
It was nice to see you in Seaview Coworing Space 2 days ago.
Have a nice day and enjoy your time in Da Nang.!!
Thank you! Nice to meet you😊🙏🏽
I like your videos! Planning a 2 month visit to Vietnam. Da Nang is now on the list. Young US couple.
Thanks! Da Nang is the best😎
Beautiful video. I love the quality of your video. Amazing and Da Nang is so beautiful
Thanks so much😊🙏🏽
Your videos are fantastic! We’re coming to Vietnam from June - August. Likely will spend a majority of it in Da Nang.
Thanks so much! Hope you know it's gonna be very hot, but enjoy🙏🏽
I like that you discuss gyms and healthy things to eat/do. We are super fitness health oriented couple.
Glad to hear🙏🏽
Very helpful
thanks alot bro
Just keep it up ❤
My pleasure! Thanks🙏🏽
I've travelled for extended periods to many parts of the world whilst also working on the road too - but I've never managed to get to Viet Nam yet! Thanks for breaking down the costs here, looks worth while for me to visit for many a month or so
Yes it certainly is!
Really like your videos, lots of information straight to the point, and great quality filming. Keep it up! Can't wait to go here too
Thanks so much man🙏🏽 Enjoy when you go!
That was a really good quality video bud, thanks...I also noticed that generally foreigners and natives are very friendly there compared with HCM
@@snowdough888 thanks so much! Yes people are very friendly😊
Da Nang is the best city!!!!! Cannot wait to be back, but this time will stay for a few months!!!! Hope you having amazing time there!
Nice!! Yeah I am but leaving soon, also coming back for few months again next year😄
Great video man! I'm viet but living in USA. Hope one day I'll visit this beautiful beach city.
@@cbatcba thanks🙏🏽 Good luck!
Many thanks for such an interesting and informative video! I'm willing to come to Da Nang in the nearest future :)
Glad it was helpful!
omg WOW thank you for mentioning about the Mac products and electronics being a bit cheaper there. I am in Australia right now and need new Macbook Pro and vlogging cameras but may just buy them when I arrive to Asia instead of getting them here! So helpful Joose , thank YOU
@@electriquenikki If you need a custom specs mac, message the FPT shop before hand already so they have time to order it there!
@@JooseTheNomad omg okay THANK YOU!!!
Hello sir. For your followers. Americans can get longer term visas in vietnam. Up to a year at a time. Per the viet embassy site. Nice video. Well wishes.
@@rickya9593 Thanks! Is that really true nowadays?🤔
Not only does Da Nang boast beautiful beaches, but it is also home to famous landmarks such as the Marble Mountains and the Son Tra Peninsula, offering visitors intriguing experiences in nature and spirituality. Dragon Bridge, one of the most beautiful and unique bridges in Vietnam, is not only a symbol of Da Nang but also an attractive destination with its fire and water show on weekends
Hi joose, every since I found your channel, I've been watching it non stop, it's amazing. I also have asked my gf to watch it aswell? Quick question I am planning to go to Dan nang in late Dec early Jan will that time be OK? As I heard its still rainy season, 2nd question what is that name of that room u stayed at for 484 dollars on air b n b it looks amazing
Thanks so much!🙏🏽 Glad to hear! I think it's okay but not so warm that time. Sorry I can't share it here but you'll find it and similar places on Airbnb around My An😊
I stayed in Da Nang for 1 month after watching your previous video :) Great place, good to see that you have some nice weather now, as it was +20-25 and raining when I went (January). I think it's a great place for digital nomads, up to 3 months on tourist visa is perfect
Nice man! It was raining a lot? I thought January is already sunny season.
@@JooseTheNomad that's correct, but still had some rainy days in January. Different kind of vibe for this place :)
@@AlexBaranets yeah okay but good that not too bad! I'll go next year in the end of January🙊
Great info mate. I like your style!
Thanks so much🙏🏽
The Miami of Vietnam! But much better. Congrats, I was thinking about moving there for a few month. Is there nomad events? Thanks!
Exactly! Nice, you can watch the next video I posted in Da Nang for info about events :)
Amazing video, I am glad it popped up I enjoyed watching it.
Thanks so much🙏🏽
Awesome video man! Do you think its possible to spend some time there with a toddler? Is it children friendly?
Thanks man! I'm obviously not an expert of the topic but I'd think so, why not?
Why dont you show the cons too! Like loud karaoke all night, noise from building construction, pollution.. dont make it crowded 🙏😝
Nah, let them all go to Danang now. It aint what it was pre pandemic. It went back to being chill from 2021-23. This year I noticed how busy it got by just looking at all my previous photos and seeing so many more Indian and Russian tourists. There wasnt one Indian restaurant in DN a few years ago and now they are everywhere!
the cons are also all the douchey digital nomads making vids about Danang being $1000 a month. Seriously, how many vids can you all make on the very same topic??
@@fs5775 Funny & true , they are all at it but kurt caz has a good take on it ..
Full of russians
Karaoke bị cấm hát từ 10 pm bạn ơi. Chỗ nào xây dựng mà không tạo ra tiếng ồn ?
Great video! Cheers and good luck mate. Adding a question here - How do you find the air quality in Da Nang and Vietnam in general. Better or worse than other Southeast Asian countries?
@@user-xg6yc8ho3w thanks so much! It was worse than usual in April but I heard beginning of the year was better🤔
Da Nang is heaven. Also the vegan Passion Cheese Cake at Ivegan is heaven 😇
Yeah indeed! Nice I should try that one then, thanks🙏🏽
@@JooseTheNomad Prepare to be mind-blown! 😍
@@travelbug4536 😍
@@JooseTheNomad Keep me posted! 🤩
@@travelbug4536it was soooo good, thanks so much fornthe tip😍🙏🏽
This would be perfect place to be a temporary expat for 3 months. I'm seriously considering it
@@SBOTac Yeah it's great!
I said the same 2019, haven’t left since 😅
@@nofood1 hahahah nice!
Fantastic video as always. So great there.
Thanks so much🙏🏽 It really is!
I'll be looking to go to Da Nang when I come visit again...love the affordability
Yeah it's so nice for the price!
Excellent vid. Will definitely look into going here.
Thank you🙏🏽
Great video bro😊
@@dronelton Thanks🙏🏽
im gonna go there because of you in september, wish me luck
Nice! Good luck with the weather🙏🏽
@@JooseTheNomad oh idc about the weather, my mission is to move out from Poland, try to be a youtuber, UX or programmer - i want to make my life as project, because life is boring after covid
@@letmesay2035 nice yeah it's a good place for that! Good luck with that too😊
@@JooseTheNomad what is the weather in September there ? Bad ?
@@davidbrown4271 could be a bit rainy and hot but maybe not too bad
ok, thanks man appreciated! Now i know where im gonna go!
@@lifeongalactic enjoy🙏🏽
Ur the best travel guide nomad channel on earth man. Keep it up plz❤
Thanks so much🙏🏽🙏🏽
We live a very comfy life in the beautiful mountains of Guatemala and with no budgeting we spend about $1100/month for a couple !
Cool mountain breezes every day, friendly people, very safe, easy place to live.
what location ? thanks
@@pentrubarbati
Quetzaltenango also known as Xela ( Shay-La ).
@@therehastobesomethingmoore thanks
Im impressed with the Vietnamese cuisine mate it looks spot on .
Yeah it's so good!
I lived in Nha Trang for 6 months with my family. Amazing city, nice people. Vietnam is super cool.❤
Yes definitely!🙏🏽
I lived in Nha Trang in 1969 but the whole place was dirty and poor looking.
@@susanabrown1736 not anymore😂
great video. love from Iran
Thanks🙏🏽
55 years ago I was in a DaNang firefight trading bullets and grenades with NVA. Changed a little I guess.
your videos make me visit this place next year!
Just looks so nice there
Glad to hear🙏🏽
Great breakdown and I like how you had the list of items being filled in as the video played. I passed through Da Nang in 2015 and am thinking about visiting in November 2024. It seems so much more upbeat than HCMC.
Thanks! November maybe a bit rainy? But yes definitely much nicer than HCMC
November is a rainy month here, the best weather here is from January to April.
My goal is to save up $100,000 so I could live in between Thailand and Vietnam comfortably for years. I could use the time to recalibrate, work on myself, work on my online businesses, and just simply have a more slowed down and enjoyable life.
@@idkyoo Sounds good!
@@JooseTheNomadit's hard to budget with the distractions on offer. After three months here you will have a reasonable idea how you are tracking.
Sign me up bro, lemme be your business partner. Im tryna escape the matrix.
Working online on a tourist visa is ILLEGAL. DUH.
@@russellharvey698 No it's not🙈
Great video. You need to rename your channel to "Affordable". Seems it's your favourite word. 😂
Thanks! Hahahha just in Da Nang😎
Don't buy sim card in the airport. They are preregistered, so can 1-3 weeks old already and might even already have been used. I tried that mine had already been registered on Zalo app. I never buy in the airport again!
It really sucks they're scamming like that..
yes, just buy it at the phone store
Excellent video. Simple & factual. I only just started uploading videos to my TH-cam channel about Bali travel. You are a great editor 🙏
@@EricGrotheJr thanks🙏🏽
Headed there for three months in August 🎉🎉🎉
You know it's rainy season right? But enjoy😊🙏🏽
😅 dang it no, shoot. I may swap my three months in Mexico now to beat the rain. Hmm thanks for the info!😊
@@ImUniqueBella isn't it rainy season there too that time?😄
I was there August last year and it was 37c and clear sky's, I think the next month or so the rain comes, maybe only plan for a month then feel it out
@@Belv6 you didn't thinknit was too hot?
Good work! Greetings from Germany 😎
Thank you🙏🏽
The dragon bridge is cool. It’s missing the flaming pearl. Nice video.👍🏻
Thanks🙏🏽
Brilliant video and incredibly helpful. Thank you so much. Subscribed and looking forward to more.
@@BitsBytesBobs thanks so much🙏🏽
Cost is cheapest and Salary cheapest too
Yep
Yes so thats why we come with western money then its great value😊
Very nice job on your vids.. lol I like the fact you put wifi speed every few minutes
Hahahah thanks🙏🏽
I lived very well in Danang for $750/month
What months were you there? The weather looks perfect (sorry if it has been asked already, but you are very popular and have so many comments and replies i can’t find it- GREAT VIDEO)
April! It was really good yes, in the end started to get a bit too hot😄 March-April probably the best. Thank you🙏🏽
I just spent $40 plus $5 dollar tip for 2 salads.....Yeah I need to leave this hell pit.
In the US?😄
Da Nang, and maybe even moreso nearby Hoi'an, are maybe my favorite cities I've ever visited. Great place for short-term or long-term.
@@scoa yes🙏🏽
the air seems very foggy, is it polluted? sunset is not so clean
People say it's foggy now because of the burning season in South East Asia, not sure..
Không khí, môi trường rất trong lành, không ô nhiễm vì Đà Nẵng là thành phổ biển, dân số không nhiều và chủ yếu phát triển du lịch, không có các ngành công nghiệp nặng.
its been awful since march there. i left last month. friends tell me its a very big problem atm if youre not a smoker and like to be active
@@ktowniecity7269 its a burning smoke or just vehicle fumes?
@@ReigoVilbiks it’s pollution from industry in the North and the other weather. Not burning seasons that’s a misconception
Great video, what microphone do you use? Appreciate an answer☺️
Thanks! It's the DJI mic😊