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Aloha Sir, I want to say that your videos are becoming a font of knowledge and a resource that I share with many people asking about Vietnam. I’m new here in Saigon, so my read on everything is a novice at best. The video quality is impressive, and the content is evolving just as your channel is. I share this series with as many people as I can. Frankly, I can’t understand why there are not as many followers as some of the others that seem to be filled with the endless ramble. Great job and I look forward to the next one! Aloha Douglas
My pick is Danang, I would like to move there in a few years. Its in between Hanoi and HCM City and it doesnt have crazy traffic and not alot of people.
Wonderful video. As Canadian and Algerian, I am planning to retire either in Vung Tau (Vietnam) or Jakarta (Indonesia). I have two nephews in Vietnam one is an English teacher, the other I don't know and I don't know also the cities they live in. but this is a plus to add to Vietnam.
Dalat and Nha Trang, Beach and mountain. It’s so beautiful. The food in Dalat is very good. Ken , be careful living in Dalat- easy to get too heavy lol. So much good food
These videos ARE THE ONLY VIDEOS ANYONE NEEDS! Your commitment is unmatched. Dec 28 will be my 4th visit to Vietnam. Normally I stay in Le Sands in Danang and WINK in Saigon, (They all know me there) I have just decided after careful consideration (because I do like Bangkok too) that Vietnam is going to be the place for me to do business. I will reach out early 2023 for a consultation with your company to see if my line of business is OK there
Ken....always nice to see your enthusiatic boosterism for VN, a country I woudl love to retire to (as I am ready do that) and have made two exploratory trips to the country in 2019 and 2022. However, as @dancooper5741 says quite correctly, VN is nowhere to be seen in the expat/retirement space, globally or regionally. And it may be that a country of almost 100m people isn't too worried about attracting foreign expats, which is fine. But you need to be more honest about the lack of possibilities for retirees to VN, especially when it's well-known that even the request for a "longer than 30 day visa" is failing to get any traction in the country.
Nice video. I think a beach vila in Nha trang would be cool. It's so incredibly pricy though =/. seems like beach villa's in Vietnam are close to 1 million usd. =/. It seems like for for purchasing, it's cheaper to buy in Thailand? Kinda weird. =/.
You’re putting out some great content!! I say this as someone who lives in a similar place and that is NJ in the states but this state is going downhill fast. Vietnam looks lovely and I enjoy the concise way you explain things.
Cheers for the video mate. I'm an Aussie here now in Vietnam and it's only been 3 weeks but I've been bitten by the bug and absolutly love the place. I started in Saigon and have spent the last two weeks in Da Lat. I'm not considering living here, I've made that decision already. Now it's just a matter of when, where and how.
Ha Long City is also a really nice place to live if the bigger cities are too much to take for you. There are also great beaches and a relaxed lifestyle is possible there. The 4 seasons are clearly distinct, where especially in winter cold winds from the north can become a bit chilly. But it never gets really cold - I would say the temperature is like in southern Spain - so not bad at all.
I like Vinh Ha Long area, where it has 4 beautiful seasons, not too hot like the south. It is close to the Mother Nature of jungle. I like to find wild fruits in the jungle and eat sea food. This area is close to the mountain and the sea. If I get bore, I can easily visit the great China.
Thank you for your time and posting. I'll be checking out VN in October to see if I want to retire there. Can't wait. I've done a lot of homework already, most likely I'll look into central VN. Thank you again.
Hi Ken can you make a video on the living expenses on these 6 cities you just mention. I was born in vietnam hcmc but havent been the for 50 odd years so a video on the cost of living in these cities would be pretty informative thabks abd nore power to you. God bless
Great video! I’m thinking about retirement either Thailand or Vietnam. My ideal location are Safe place, good seafood, not too expensive or too busy and by the beaches.
Have to say you have some great videos, I went to Ho Chi Minh back in August this year and loved Vietnam and the people, can't wait to go back hopefully next year and maybe go to Da Nang or Nha Trang, I am thinking of maybe trying to buy a condo in a overseas country for later in life and an early retirement, would be after a 1 or 2 bedroom condo preferably in a coastal city but would consider other places, what would the approximate entry level price for an Australian citizen to buy a condo in Vietnam, doesn't need to be new just needs to be liveable and has Air conditioning, it's own bathroom and toilet, basically to a western standard, also the best place to look at listing's for property suitable for foreigners to be able to buy! Thanks for your help and keep up the great videos
You need to have VN citizenship to buy or own anything. My family have a house there and we are not allow to put it under our name... lame. So buying now for later in life is impossible unless you dual citizenship.
@@Nath-the-explorer You're welcome. I am not really sure about the law on condos but I think you are right. There this one district in Ho Chi Minh City where majority of foreigners lived in high rise condos. Good Luck!!
I’m a US citizen owning a condo in coastal town Vùng Tàu about 2 hrs drive from HCMC. Thinking abt selling it, it’s a 2br2ba new bldg very nice beach front ocean view. Price abt 200k USD. Reach out if you’re interested
Hi Ken, superb content! I will ,as an introduction, visit Vietnam for the 1st time in a 19 days organised tour from next 20th may. Want to find out how living there is as a young retired with my wife. Thnx so much for your contents !
Great video! Just discovered this channel and moving to Saigon in a couple of months so will keep an eye on the content! Thanks for all the useful info!
Good channel. We have visited all of the cities on your list and like Nha Trang best for retirement. Subscribed and looking forward to viewing more of your content.
Goodday Ken, For me from my first visit in 2011 to my second visit in 2019 it is & always will be Da Nang for me. Beautiful city, beautiful beaches, beautiful food. Fantastic video comparing the cities thoroughly enjoyed it. Your number 1 Fan in Australia Louis Kats from Melbourne Australia ☺ 👍 ❤
Da Nang has the fastest and most convenient airport to get to. It's literally 15 minutes. Almost every other city can take up to 45 minutes or more to get the airport with no traffic.
Hi Ken. Great presentation. I am a retired Canadian living in Canada and would like to know where I can get good and reliable information on the procedure on how I can enjoy retirement living in Vietnam.
I'm going to Vietnam next month for all of April and I love the great video content! You gave me a new city to visit, Vung Tao. I don't think I'll have time to get an international motorbike license. Do you know if I should be worried about this?
Thank you for the info. It's very helpful. If you could cover the medical care, how easy or not easy to access to primary care doctors and hospitals, quality care, advance medical equipment, and cost compare to that of the US and/or Singapore, that would be fantastic. I'm thinking to retire in VN.
I appreciate the useful information given here. The one thing that interests me that was not mentioned here or on many other channels is about purchasing a home. There is a lot of conversations about rentals and such, but what if one wishes to purchase a house and land? I'd appreciate feedback from anyone in the comments. Thanks
Thanks for your comment. You might be a new subscriber and we appreciate that. We already covered the topic of real estate in Vietnam. You can watch it here > th-cam.com/video/DFK28StfuCE/w-d-xo.html You can also browse our channel, as we made more than 200 videos with a broad range of topics covered.
Great video, we are thinking about retiring within next yr, can you do a video on relocation for expat family, like international school, visa , etc, thanks
Check out these videos as it will provide helpful information for your family How to RETIRE in Vietnam: th-cam.com/video/83rBqdryzLw/w-d-xo.html Vietnam Education System: th-cam.com/video/UDS8wBfHGaM/w-d-xo.html Vietnam Healthcare System: th-cam.com/video/6R_DlEvE_PI/w-d-xo.html
Great Vid...I live in Guatemala at 5000' with a large lake and 3 volcanoes a few minutes away. Do you have any place in Viet Nam that is like a perpetual Spring? I am looking to relocate soon...
@@angelpirulin9395 you are right it's not a good place to invest in real estate but not for the reasons you mentioned, but incorrect that foreigners can't buy
District 2, HCM is great but it is more like a gentrified theme park where you are just few blocks away from the hood and crimes. The best place to live in Vietnam is Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, the reasons are: - THE Political center of the country - Historic places with high economy actitities - Safest in all of Vietnam - Highly educated resisdents - Cleanest road - Best traffic - Great food and cafes - Many parks and lakes
Hi I want to invest an maybe retire in a few years there can you offer advice on where to buy I want beach good weather an somewhere to make money in the meantime
Just found your channel today and so glad I did. I want to leave Texas during the months of January - March and some of the cities in Vietnam you mentioned are ideal for what I'm looking for. I live in Galveston County, TX at the beach on the Bolivar Peninsula. All of the cities you mentioned seem ideal. I'm mostly interested in Vung Tau, Da Nang, Da Lat, and Nha Trang. VN offers a 90 day visa, correct??? Two thumbs up and subscribed. Great video! Thanks so much!
Hi Mr duong . How much it cost to get Vietnamese citizenship. .?I born in Vietnam and left the country in 1979 . Since than i have never been back . Hope one day I go back and stay 6 months to escape the winter here
Aloha Ken, I have friends in Hue and have visited there at the request of friends at Ilead Academy. Are there web sites or printed materials that you can refer me too. Thank You . . . Mark in Hawaii
Thanks for your videos I would like to move next year to Vietnam please send me the information what I need to do for a residente? Options? Costo? Thanks
You can watch our video playlist here: th-cam.com/play/PL5AO8T9wDGtv4KbjbrqLaJ_lBDhfxCQhH.html And then contact us via email detailing your case at contact@duongbusinessconsulting.com and we will be happy to help.
Hello. Thank you for your contents. Did Vietnam change their laws about owning land? I visited my uncle in Binh Din, he said only Government owns land. But is given to farmers to grow rice. Is this only in certain parts that you can buy land? I’m originally from Vietnam but left in 1975. Only being back in 2021. I’m thinking of staying in Vietnam with family. Is this acceptable or do I need to own a business to live and retire. Thank you. 🫶
Hi Mr. Ken, I am currently on a path to becoming an attorney. Once I have my law degree would it be useful in VN? If useful what are the possibilities of living in both VN and US?
❤Please, I want to know the methods of residence in Vietnam, and does buying a residential apartment give you the right to reside, and which city is suitable for retirement with respect?❤
I was born in Vietnam but I’m an American citizen. Do I have the same land right as locals? Where should I live if I want a house with many hoa phuong tree? Also do have any recommendations for real estate agents? Which is better da lat or da nang?
I got a budget of 10-15k a month CAD a month. Right now I spent that in Toronto and I feel broke. When I do really good I spend 30-40k a month. But right now budget mode. So 10-15k a month. What can I get in Vietnam. I also do speak Vietnamese too but never been there yet
Ken is there a need for mental health therapist in Vietnam? I am currently trying to decide if I should try to get a teaching certification or try to remain in the mental health field.
Yes and after a month in Vietnam you will need one with the horrific traffic and noise as well the horrendous infrastructure and blocked walkways, it's a nightmare
Dang Nang, Vung Tau & Nha Trang are great options 👍 Da Lat is ok. It’s getting hotter over the years due to deforestation & buildings & traffic jams 👌 Sai Gon & Ha Noi are too crowned. Hard to commune if it’s rain -> street is flooded. 👎
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Hi Duong,
I wonder how much it cost for buying an appt in Nha Trang?
I have a feeling that you are going to be a great as call
Vietnam is a nice place to live .. living here 14years straight and still counting ^^ HCMC my love
Aloha Sir, I want to say that your videos are becoming a font of knowledge and a resource that I share with many people asking about Vietnam. I’m new here in Saigon, so my read on everything is a novice at best. The video quality is impressive, and the content is evolving just as your channel is. I share this series with as many people as I can. Frankly, I can’t understand why there are not as many followers as some of the others that seem to be filled with the endless ramble. Great job and I look forward to the next one! Aloha Douglas
My pick is Danang, I would like to move there in a few years. Its in between Hanoi and HCM City and it doesnt have crazy traffic and not alot of people.
I look forward to visit Vietnam in one week 🙂
👍👍👍👍 Thanks!
Wonderful video.
As Canadian and Algerian, I am planning to retire either in Vung Tau (Vietnam) or Jakarta (Indonesia). I have two nephews in Vietnam one is an English teacher, the other I don't know and I don't know also the cities they live in. but this is a plus to add to Vietnam.
Da Lat looks fantastic, but Da Nang is also appealing. Thank you for a wonderful and informative video.
Dalat and Nha Trang,
Beach and mountain. It’s so beautiful.
The food in Dalat is very good.
Ken , be careful living in Dalat- easy to get too heavy lol.
So much good food
Good food in Vietnam! That's funny
Excellent content! Getting excited!
These videos ARE THE ONLY VIDEOS ANYONE NEEDS! Your commitment is unmatched. Dec 28 will be my 4th visit to Vietnam. Normally I stay in Le Sands in Danang and WINK in Saigon, (They all know me there) I have just decided after careful consideration (because I do like Bangkok too) that Vietnam is going to be the place for me to do business. I will reach out early 2023 for a consultation with your company to see if my line of business is OK there
Thank you very much for the kind words and your support. We wish you a safe trip to Vietnam and look forward to meeting you.
Have you heard anything about the visa changes that are supposed to be released this month? Thank you.
Ken....always nice to see your enthusiatic boosterism for VN, a country I woudl love to retire to (as I am ready do that) and have made two exploratory trips to the country in 2019 and 2022. However, as @dancooper5741 says quite correctly, VN is nowhere to be seen in the expat/retirement space, globally or regionally. And it may be that a country of almost 100m people isn't too worried about attracting foreign expats, which is fine. But you need to be more honest about the lack of possibilities for retirees to VN, especially when it's well-known that even the request for a "longer than 30 day visa" is failing to get any traction in the country.
Correct, no retirement visa or even close.
Best video so far sir. I watch every single one! Thanks. Mark Brazil
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Nice video. I think a beach vila in Nha trang would be cool. It's so incredibly pricy though =/. seems like beach villa's in Vietnam are close to 1 million usd. =/. It seems like for for purchasing, it's cheaper to buy in Thailand? Kinda weird. =/.
You’re putting out some great content!! I say this as someone who lives in a similar place and that is NJ in the states but this state is going downhill fast. Vietnam looks lovely and I enjoy the concise way you explain things.
Cheers for the video mate. I'm an Aussie here now in Vietnam and it's only been 3 weeks but I've been bitten by the bug and absolutly love the place. I started in Saigon and have spent the last two weeks in Da Lat. I'm not considering living here, I've made that decision already. Now it's just a matter of when, where and how.
Very helpful and pinpoint idea to start long stay in Vietnam. Thanks you Sir
Vietnam is a super awesome place to be .Thank you for the video. I visited in 2018 for 11 months in Da Nang .Great, great memories. 👍
Vietnam 🇻🇳 is a beautiful country I hope to go their one day
surprised that you didn't include Quy Nhon , Hoi an and Mekong delta. those places that you mentioned too touristy!
Good content like always brother. Keep up the good work.
Ha Long City is also a really nice place to live if the bigger cities are too much to take for you. There are also great beaches and a relaxed lifestyle is possible there. The 4 seasons are clearly distinct, where especially in winter cold winds from the north can become a bit chilly. But it never gets really cold - I would say the temperature is like in southern Spain - so not bad at all.
Thank you so much for your information about those cities for retirement and I will be there this year to live there soon..!
Cheers!
I like Vinh Ha Long area, where it has 4 beautiful seasons, not too hot like the south. It is close to the Mother Nature of jungle. I like to find wild fruits in the jungle and eat sea food. This area is close to the mountain and the sea. If I get bore, I can easily visit the great China.
Thank you for your time and posting. I'll be checking out VN in October to see if I want to retire there. Can't wait. I've done a lot of homework already, most likely I'll look into central VN. Thank you again.
Awesome content and I like your energy!!
Thank you so much 🤗
Wow great video., Thanks 👍👌❤️
Hi Ken can you make a video on the living expenses on these 6 cities you just mention. I was born in vietnam hcmc but havent been the for 50 odd years so a video on the cost of living in these cities would be pretty informative thabks abd nore power to you. God bless
Great video! I’m thinking about retirement either Thailand or Vietnam.
My ideal location are Safe place, good seafood, not too expensive or too busy and by the beaches.
Vietnam allll the way. Very safe, beautiful and comfortable place to retire.
no robeiry@@OliverDixon-kb4si
Vung tau or Nha Trang for you
Consider air quality in any decision
Useful content. Thank for producing such a good video.
great info, thanks
Have to say you have some great videos, I went to Ho Chi Minh back in August this year and loved Vietnam and the people, can't wait to go back hopefully next year and maybe go to Da Nang or Nha Trang, I am thinking of maybe trying to buy a condo in a overseas country for later in life and an early retirement, would be after a 1 or 2 bedroom condo preferably in a coastal city but would consider other places, what would the approximate entry level price for an Australian citizen to buy a condo in Vietnam, doesn't need to be new just needs to be liveable and has Air conditioning, it's own bathroom and toilet, basically to a western standard, also the best place to look at listing's for property suitable for foreigners to be able to buy! Thanks for your help and keep up the great videos
You need to have VN citizenship to buy or own anything. My family have a house there and we are not allow to put it under our name... lame. So buying now for later in life is impossible unless you dual citizenship.
@@ChronoShinta thanks for the reply, I was under the impression foreigners could buy condos with restrictions but can never own land
@@Nath-the-explorer You're welcome. I am not really sure about the law on condos but I think you are right. There this one district in Ho Chi Minh City where majority of foreigners lived in high rise condos. Good Luck!!
I’m a US citizen owning a condo in coastal town Vùng Tàu about 2 hrs drive from HCMC. Thinking abt selling it, it’s a 2br2ba new bldg very nice beach front ocean view. Price abt 200k USD. Reach out if you’re interested
Hi Ken, superb content! I will ,as an introduction, visit Vietnam for the 1st time in a 19 days organised tour from next 20th may. Want to find out how living there is as a young retired with my wife. Thnx so much for your contents !
Thanks for the video. I am retired, planning to visit Da Name in Oct; if I like it, it plan to move there in 2025. Thanks again!
Nha Trang is where my home town, it is so beautiful :)
Great video! Just discovered this channel and moving to Saigon in a couple of months so will keep an eye on the content! Thanks for all the useful info!
Awesome! Thank you!
You should mention Da Lat and Nha Trang are so close that doesn’t matter which you choose cause the other is accessable too!
good job！😁
Good channel. We have visited all of the cities on your list and like Nha Trang best for retirement. Subscribed and looking forward to viewing more of your content.
We truly appreciate your comment and viewership. Thanks for your support!
Goodday Ken,
For me from my first visit in 2011 to my second visit in 2019 it is & always will be Da Nang for me.
Beautiful city, beautiful beaches, beautiful food.
Fantastic video comparing the cities thoroughly enjoyed it.
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My English students are mostly from the university in Hanoi and that is my choice because of their personalities and culture
Thanks for all the great info, some of the cities you mentioned I've never heard of and it will be fun to learn more about them.
May I have your thoughts on Quy Nhon? Thanks.
Great video and information.
Thanks for the info!
Thank you!
Da Nang has the fastest and most convenient airport to get to. It's literally 15 minutes. Almost every other city can take up to 45 minutes or more to get the airport with no traffic.
Hi Ken. Great presentation. I am a retired Canadian living in Canada and would like to know where I can get good and reliable information on the procedure on how I can enjoy retirement living in Vietnam.
You can schedule a consultation with Attorney Ken for procedure and strategic planning. Please send us an email at contact@duongbusinessconsulting.com
I'm going to Vietnam next month for all of April and I love the great video content! You gave me a new city to visit, Vung Tao.
I don't think I'll have time to get an international motorbike license. Do you know if I should be worried about this?
GREAT SELECTION FOR EVERYONE LIVING IN THE HIGHLANDS AN GIANG -KEEP THE MOB ON THE COAST.
I really appreciated this informative video. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Is Da Lac better than Da Nang? Want to know as my wife also from Vietnam... thanks Ken
Depending on if you like beach or mountain (Hot or not so hot)
Mr. Duong , really like your video.
Thank you! 😃
Da Lat is heaven on earth. I've been here 4 times this year gr8 place to retire if the visas change 😊😊😊 could use a Circle K or 7- 11 investors 😂
Thank you for the info. It's very helpful. If you could cover the medical care, how easy or not easy to access to primary care doctors and hospitals, quality care, advance medical equipment, and cost compare to that of the US and/or Singapore, that would be fantastic. I'm thinking to retire in VN.
We actually made a video about healthcare. Please browse our channel to find it.
Great video. What do you think of Phu Quoc Island?
This video should be updated yearly
All beautiful places but they are all big cities, I think I would choose smaller and quieter cities by the sea with no more than 100,000 inhabitants 🙂
Vung tau is better
Where's the best beaches for snorkeling?Nha trang,danang or other?(i mean on the coast,not islands)
I appreciate the useful information given here. The one thing that interests me that was not mentioned here or on many other channels is about purchasing a home. There is a lot of conversations about rentals and such, but what if one wishes to purchase a house and land? I'd appreciate feedback from anyone in the comments. Thanks
Thanks for your comment. You might be a new subscriber and we appreciate that. We already covered the topic of real estate in Vietnam. You can watch it here > th-cam.com/video/DFK28StfuCE/w-d-xo.html
You can also browse our channel, as we made more than 200 videos with a broad range of topics covered.
Great video, we are thinking about retiring within next yr, can you do a video on relocation for expat family, like international school, visa , etc, thanks
Check out these videos as it will provide helpful information for your family
How to RETIRE in Vietnam: th-cam.com/video/83rBqdryzLw/w-d-xo.html
Vietnam Education System: th-cam.com/video/UDS8wBfHGaM/w-d-xo.html
Vietnam Healthcare System: th-cam.com/video/6R_DlEvE_PI/w-d-xo.html
Great Vid...I live in Guatemala at 5000' with a large lake and 3 volcanoes a few minutes away. Do you have any place in Viet Nam that is like a perpetual Spring? I am looking to relocate soon...
Da Lat
@@duongglobalbusinessconsulting THank You Sir...
Vietnam 🇻🇳 is a awesome place for a second home 🏡
No, it isn't. Because they are not open to Foreigners. If you get married to a Vietnamese citizen yes.
@@angelpirulin9395 you can invest as well. Most likely someone will invest or marry.
@@angelpirulin9395 you are right it's not a good place to invest in real estate but not for the reasons you mentioned, but incorrect that foreigners can't buy
Agree but missed Huế😊
District 2, HCM is great but it is more like a gentrified theme park where you are just few blocks away from the hood and crimes. The best place to live in Vietnam is Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, the reasons are:
- THE Political center of the country
- Historic places with high economy actitities
- Safest in all of Vietnam
- Highly educated resisdents
- Cleanest road
- Best traffic
- Great food and cafes
- Many parks and lakes
Hi I want to invest an maybe retire in a few years there can you offer advice on where to buy I want beach good weather an somewhere to make money in the meantime
What about working and living in Hoi An?
Vung Tau is best place as it's only an hour and a half from HCMC
Just found your channel today and so glad I did. I want to leave Texas during the months of January - March and some of the cities in Vietnam you mentioned are ideal for what I'm looking for. I live in Galveston County, TX at the beach on the Bolivar Peninsula. All of the cities you mentioned seem ideal. I'm mostly interested in Vung Tau, Da Nang, Da Lat, and Nha Trang. VN offers a 90 day visa, correct???
Two thumbs up and subscribed. Great video! Thanks so much!
Thanks for subscribing. Only 30 days for now. Please watch other of our videos, as we explain visa matters in detail.
@@duongglobalbusinessconsulting Thanks for the prompt reply.
Anh Dương nói tiếng anh chuẩn như người bản xứ😊😊❤
See you soon on Vietnam :)
Hi Mr duong . How much it cost to get Vietnamese citizenship. .?I born in Vietnam and left the country in 1979 . Since than i have never been back . Hope one day I go back and stay 6 months to escape the winter here
Can you tell us the best cities for people with dogs as pets? With rentals available for people with dogs
Aloha Ken, I have friends in Hue and have visited there at the request of friends at Ilead Academy. Are there web sites or printed materials that you can refer me too. Thank You . . . Mark in Hawaii
Any city that offers a fast and reliable internet connection beside Hanoi and HCM city would be ideal place for me.
Da Nang
Is it below 80 degress in ne chang area
Thanks for your videos I would like to move next year to Vietnam please send me the information what I need to do for a residente? Options? Costo? Thanks
You can watch our video playlist here: th-cam.com/play/PL5AO8T9wDGtv4KbjbrqLaJ_lBDhfxCQhH.html
And then contact us via email detailing your case at contact@duongbusinessconsulting.com and we will be happy to help.
Hello. Thank you for your contents. Did Vietnam change their laws about owning land? I visited my uncle in Binh Din, he said only Government owns land. But is given to farmers to grow rice. Is this only in certain parts that you can buy land? I’m originally from Vietnam but left in 1975. Only being back in 2021. I’m thinking of staying in Vietnam with family. Is this acceptable or do I need to own a business to live and retire. Thank you. 🫶
I miss Vung Tau.
Where's the best surf break?love surfing
Nazare, Portugal.
Hi Mr. Ken,
I am currently on a path to becoming an attorney. Once I have my law degree would it be useful in VN? If useful what are the possibilities of living in both VN and US?
It depends on the area of practice. But you can act as a foreign lawyer in Vietnam.
@@duongglobalbusinessconsulting that’s excellent. Where can I find more information?
I like Da Nang but the only thing I don't like is the food taste too plain. Unlike in Ho Chi minh.
i ould like some website to find work my area in viatinam.
Very informative video. Thank you. Do you have an office in Canada?
Thanks for your support. No, we do not have a physical office in Canada but we do serve our Canadian clients all the same! How can we assist you?
@@duongglobalbusinessconsulting I'm looking to apply for a passport as a Viet kieu. What is the best way to reach out as I do have more inquiries?
You can send us an email to contact@duongbusinessconsulting.com
❤Please, I want to know the methods of residence in Vietnam, and does buying a residential apartment give you the right to reside, and which city is suitable for retirement with respect?❤
Vung tau is suitable
Any writen documents that said VK can buy and own the property at VN, a lot VK stuck or lost money in VN
I was born in Vietnam but I’m an American citizen. Do I have the same land right as locals? Where should I live if I want a house with many hoa phuong tree? Also do have any recommendations for real estate agents? Which is better da lat or da nang?
How about District 7 Midtown Phu My Hung area?
It is belong of HCM city. Alots foreigners living here
I got a budget of 10-15k a month CAD a month. Right now I spent that in Toronto and I feel broke. When I do really good I spend 30-40k a month. But right now budget mode. So 10-15k a month. What can I get in Vietnam. I also do speak Vietnamese too but never been there yet
Why does Vietnam not have a retirement visa like Malaysia and Thailand? How can retirees live legally there
Here is an update: th-cam.com/video/m1epQxWXlvw/w-d-xo.html
What’s the best for English speaking
Community
easy.. Danang!
Ken is there a need for mental health therapist in Vietnam? I am currently trying to decide if I should try to get a teaching certification or try to remain in the mental health field.
Could be. Please watch our video on getting a job in Vietnam.
Yes and after a month in Vietnam you will need one with the horrific traffic and noise as well the horrendous infrastructure and blocked walkways, it's a nightmare
Can expats purchase and own RE in Vietnam?
You can own apartments or condos
I like to retire in Dalat too. But how ?
Get visa and rental apartment in Dalat
Masteri in Thao dien is not a good complex.
Estella or Estella height is heaps better.
They all are horrible areas in an awful polluted city
Oh really , nice
How’s about Can Tho city?
It is a developing city as well, good for business.
Dang Nang, Vung Tau & Nha Trang are great options 👍
Da Lat is ok. It’s getting hotter over the years due to deforestation & buildings & traffic jams 👌
Sai Gon & Ha Noi are too crowned. Hard to commune if it’s rain -> street is flooded. 👎
Thanks
100% agree ❤