10 Reasons Why You Should Move to Vietnam
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- 10 Reasons Why You Should Move to Vietnam. Besides the low cost of living, cheap food, Vietnam is an extraordinary country for you to explore. Let me know in the comment what reason convinced you the most to travel to Vietnam
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Traveled to Vietnam solo in 2011 and really enjoyed it. While visiting Halong Bay I somehow left my wallet at a hotel. When I returned to Hanoi 2 days later my wallet was waiting for me at my hotel---nothing missing, including cash. This says it all about the character of people and the tightly organized travel industry. Can't wait to visit Sapa again. Great country to travel in.
Latino one found it.
Normally you'll get mugged
Very informative! Can't wait to see it with my own eyes!
Last year I was "stuck" in Danang for 7 months because of Covid. I miss it and would like to spend extended time there whenever they fully open again for tourists. Great food and beautiful people.
Wow, looks like a place I'd love to be "stuck" in. Let's go, I'll fly with you! Lol.
Ooh I'm visiting da nang next month.
For me,the best feature of Vietnam is the kind and friendly people.I had many examples of complete strangers going out of their way to guide me or give me free drinks and snacks etc. T,hen there is the beauty of Vietnam from the central highlands to the beaches and rivers. Last, but not least, the delicious food- at a guess, the best 10 meals of my life were there. I'm really looking forward to getting back.
Oh I'm so glad to know you have great experience here in Vietnam! Thank you for sharing!
Darling ... The animal likes food. I am not animal so I do not want to move to the animal farm ! How come too many Vietnamese leave Vietnam and go to North American or European ?
@@WhatThePho yes we love to move to Vietnam. Unfortunately communist countries like Vietnam don't want foreigners.
That's why they do not offer long-term Visa like China.
The best countries to get a long-term Visa or retirement Visa are Thailand Philippines and Cambodia only .
@@WhatThePho The greatest thing you get in America is giving a homeless man food and he threatens to stab you because it wasn’t money.
@@dac-dungho4795 Không có gì là tuyệt đối cả. Nếu là có cơ hội, tôi cũng sẽ chọn Bắc Mỹ hoặc Châu Âu. Bởi thu nhập cao hơn rất nhiều. Hãy thử so sánh, làm việc ở VN, một năm thu nhập được 5000$. Cũng một công việc như vậy, ở Mỹ hoặc Châu Âu sẽ là từ 30.000$ trở lên. Như vậy, nếu trong 10 năm, 20 năm tôi chăm chỉ và tiết kiệm thì sẽ để dành được nhiều tiền hơn so với ở VN. Và sau đó tôi trở về VN, dùng số tiền tiết kiệm để kinh doanh, góp phần xây dựng đất nước.
Ý kiến cá nhân, Mỹ hay Châu Âu là nơi để kiếm tiền, không phải nơi để "sống một cách đúng nghĩa".
I agree with your 10 reasons to live in Vietnam. I moved to Vietnam 3 years ago, and I have never regretted my decision.
sorry to hear.
@@somethingwong3827 LMAO...
Cool
ErikMitch, what do you do for health insurance?
@@okayq Medical is really bad in Vietnam. The average salary is less than 300 dollars per
Month. Most of people in the rural are farmers who work their tails off for food and living in a shack. I will never going back to visit let alone living there. Too many hungers, homeless more importantly corruption by the communist government.
For me as a Vietnamese, I love 2 things about my country:
1) Fast and cheap Internet, and it’s available in everywhere
2) A country but consist of beach, mountain, desert and river so I have so many choices and I haven’t felt bored while I’m traveling Vietnam
Let s hope the Vietnamese government keeps the internet free and open and doesnt go down that path of China, which many SE Asian countries adopted the Chinese firewall and censorship style.
@@hectoOut , trust me, it will adopt the firewall, if only to keep out the polarizing Western social media and its liberal agenda. The only reason they haven't maybe due to the fact that Vietnamese economy hasn't reached a point where most people have become middle-class. When that happens, they will be susceptible to the Western social media diseases.
@@Birdylockso dont think Vietnam will adopt Chinese style of authoritarianism . Vietnamese has always observed how China does and try to avoid to follow China e.g Mao culture revolution which kiled 30 millions Chinese asap. Though the Vietnamese kicked America out or other European powers. They did so purely they wanted to control of their own destiny so they did that too to eject Chinese colonialism for thousands of years! Deep down the Vietnamese are capitalists and wanted to business with everyone include America. Except China still puts pressure on the smaller neighbours in the past and now. There is still a big mistrust the Vietnamese always have toward China.
@@Birdylocksonothing wrong with Western media. You can trust Western media 80%. You trust Chinese media zero %. If you read Chinese mouthpiece globaltimes.cn it s either thuggish languages or nothing burger! E.g hardly ever mentioned Peng Shuai scandal, Evergrande but quickly bullying little country Lithuania.
@@Birdylockso Fox News or any MurdochTV. They have become propagandists like Chinese media. Lying through their teeth.
Number #3: It is about the people for me! Kindness and hospitality is a game changer for me! I am awaiting for travel restrictions to be lifted! I would love to teach there!
@@danyoungrasshopper3008 Dan, sounds like you are insecure and lonely! I will pray you meet someone special!
Thank you Ralph for sharing your thoughts and I'm so happy that you love Vietnamese people. Vietnam always welcomes you!
@@danyoungrasshopper3008 and who the fuck are you?
She is advertising for Vietnam communist party to hook you on its traps . There is no law in Vietnam ( the laws of the jungle) . Vietnam communist party after takes everything you have then the jails will be waiting for you . Pham Doan Trang ( 10 years in jail because she wrote the truth about Vietnam ) . Dung Vova ( jailed ) , the teacher Le manh Hung , Can thi Theu ....... they are jailed because they say the truth . RFA tieng Viet, Thoi Bao DE ( le Trung Khoa) .....report about the lack of freedom in Vietnam.
@@tusuong7654 I really like her presentations! She is kind and honest. I wish more of her viewers were like that!
I spent Tet 1968 to Tet 1969 in the Mekong Delta. I am glad to see the country flourishing now. One day I will visit, as an old tourist, not as a young soldier.
Welcome back Charlie!
welcome back.
If you are worried about foreigners getting hate for causing war in Vietnam, don't worry. We don't forget it, but we don't care about it anymore.
Was it fun committing all those atrocities? 😏
It sounds like you were a "river rat" during that time ?
I always imagine how Vietnam looked like those days...
I got here weeks before covid began and decided to stay put in Hanoi. Best decision I’ve made in a long while. Almost two years here. Traveling around hasn’t been recommended as of this past year though, especially not towards the South. Love it here.
I need to add two more things: beaches and seafood. Chinese flock to Vietnam to eat cheap seafood and it is also exported in large quantities to China. All provinces in Vietnam have cities and towns with beautiful beaches literally within walking distance. In some places, you can claim all the beaches for yourselves (if you know where to go). I feel that Vietnam beaches are much underrated. Maybe the service is not on par with that in other South East Asia countries, but if you come just for the sceneries and can enjoy yourselves, it is cheaper and more fun in Vietnam.
Exactly Vietnamese beaches are so so beautiful and we need better service around them to attract more people
@@WhatThePho Far from tourist areas, the beaches of Ca Mau were suffocated by plastic waste... th-cam.com/video/3Pkne-z8AO8/w-d-xo.html
@@WhatThePho u are using usd salary to spend in VND salary. you wanna move to vietnam and expecting american salary?
@@Eirocina dont generalize people dude. She quitted her job and moved back to VN permanently. She lives a more joyful life than you are now i betcha
@@hectoOut no i didn't criticize or generalize. the title said 10 reason you should move to vietnam isn't right. may be 10 reason you should live in vietnam because i live in vietnam and isn't true for vietnamese people who live here.
I traveled to Vietnam 7 times for over 6 month's total. Everything you say about Vietnam is definitely true and it is one f the most wonderful places in the world.
For me the most attractive reason is " people in there are so warm welcome", and many of my colleagues just like family members.
My son has lived in Hanoi for the last 8 years. He says it's not perfect but he is not coming back to the US except for visits. My other son has moved to Sweden.
i think no place is perfect, but maybe Vietnam gave him the most comfortable feeling
With nut cases like the QAnon, 3 percenters, Proud Boys...etc....following a cheetos con job there is no wonder why many people feel it is better to move somewhere else.
Though I've never been to Vietnam before, I've had the honor to befriend with so many Vietnamese over the years. I can't agree more that most, if all of them are extremely friendly, generous, and compassionate. Yes, the Vietnamese food is A M A Z I N G as well. I would love to visit Vietnam some day. :)
That's awesome!! Thank you so much for your feedback!
thank you for your mind ! Vietnamese people always friendly with everyone , love you guy and good luck
You should didnt go to school in vietnam it will be your horrible day and we only have rice no oil
@@WhatThePho What The Pho , we love to move to Vietnam. Unfortunately communist countries like Vietnam don't want foreigners.
That's why they do not offer long-term Visa like China.
The best countries to get a long-term Visa or retirement Visa are Thailand Philippines and Cambodia only .
Being a kid of the 60s...I can tell you that nothing is more shocking and different than Vietnam during my lifetime. Many of my high school friends died there.
Do bom Usa hay bố Mỹ bỏ
Many vietnamese Kids died too
They died for nothing.
THAT was ameriKas fault.
I honestly think vietnam is a real FREE country.the real definition of “FREEDOM”.
Tự do trong khuôn khổ chính là cách tốt nhất để thích nghi và ổn định xã hội
I am so lucky to live in Vietnam because the Vietnamese loves badminton and quite a lot of Vietnamese people play badminton regularly
Agreed😊 i love Vietnam because of charming people & culture.
She is advertising for Vietnam communist party to hook you on its traps . There is no law in Vietnam ( the laws of the jungle) . Vietnam communist party after takes everything you have then the jails will be waiting for you . Pham Doan Trang ( 10 years in jail because she wrote the truth about Vietnam ) . Dung Vova ( jailed ) , the teacher Le manh Hung , Can thi Theu ....... they are jailed because they say the truth . RFA tieng Viet, Thoi Bao DE ( le Trung Khoa) .....report about the lack of freedom in Vietnam.
@@tusuong7654 , a few things you can do:
1) leave the country if you are not happy
2) find a better way to promote your causes than annoying others one at a time
3) have courage to stand up to the government with your dissatisfy instead of disturbing the Vlogger and her audience
4) do something useful to improve the country instead of whining with your time i.e. clean up the garbage along the coast, helping the orphans, etc.
I'd love to move to Vietnam to be closer to my family over there and also to spend a year learning how to improve my Vietnamese
What makes a country enchanting is its natural resources. Right from weather & climatic conditions, the warmth of people Vietnam scores in every aspect with the latest value addition called Ms Van Vu
I miss everything in VN especially it's warm WEATHER.
I lived in Da Nang city almost 3 years) It was fantastic and great time!!! I will back to Vietnam as soon as it possible)))
Glad to hear that!!
I love Việt Nam. The culture, people, and food is amazing. I miss eating a hot bowl of Phở, and a Bánh mì.. I hope to visit Việt Nam again soon. Cảm ơn em 😊❤️
I was born in vietnam and stayed for 5 years and moved to america for my parent’s work reasons, i go back every summer until covid hit, i cannot text in vietnam and even have a difficult time speaking vietnam, but i can agree vietnam is really a nice place and a very welcoming environment for visitors
I visited Vietnam many times because i'm a Captain of the ship, I observed the people are very friendly they are always smiling
I'm moving to Saigon in August and I can't wait! Even just considering the coffee gives me a big reason to move, Vietnam coffee is amazing!
Wait- vietnamese food every day, therapeutic massage 3 x per week, friendly people, delicious coffee, no chance of being a victim of a random shooting - sounds like paradiso :)
Guns are banned in Vietnam. If u try to get a gun or may be make a simple one that may cause serious injury to others, your life will continue for a few years or forever in jail. Just police and military can use guns and in VietNam we dont have the word “ racist”.
I would luv to live in Vietnam. I feel in love with a Vietnamese guy. He was so helpful and attentive. This culture is so much better than the the USA. Go Vietnam! I’m sure to fit in😀👍😀
Well, i don't know what to say, but the best bet is do your best to make your lady feel comfy all time so that we can stay together longer. If the wife is happy, we have a smooth sailing.. If you are a sailor, definitely you don't want to go against the wind...
So proud of you! I am Vietnamese and I have many chances to move to developed countries, but Vietnam is a paradise for me. I am still living here while most of my friends immigrant to Canada and the United States.
Sorry to hear.
Yeah I'm not Vietnamese though I agree with you. Vietnam is a good place to live
How do they like America and Canada as of now? Since I live in America I can say this country is definitely declining, high cost of living, high cost of food and huge increase in mass shootings.
One of my favourite past times in Vietnam is to go walking and see different things.
I can walk the same street and see new things each time.
I agreed all except egg coffee. Too sweet for me even i am the Vietnamese coffee originally. My buddy from Ha Noi introduced me to the egg coffee which I never heard of since left Vietnam. Yeah too beo and sweet! Not sure adding less sugar will be just right... I didn't think of it hahah
Vietnam is beautiful and has so much potential....
I am here for 2 years now. ❤️
There is so much to see in VN!
Awesome! Hope you are safe and well Francis!
really?
Accommodation is not very cheap, but the food definitely is. A high-quality bowl of Pho is in the range of 2-4 USD. I can eat that all day. The only drawback for expats is not that many job opportunities in Vietnam.
Yup. Recently, a company has bid VND 2.4 billion, equivalent to $US 104,427.36 for 1 square meter in Thu Thiem Ward, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City.
Hopefully they will bring out a digital nomad visa soon for remote workers. Otherwise there is no real long term visa available (except for US citizens).
She is advertising for Vietnam communist party to hook you on its traps . There is no law in Vietnam ( the laws of the jungle) . Vietnam communist party after takes everything you have then the jails will be waiting for you . Pham Doan Trang ( 10 years in jail because she wrote the truth about Vietnam ) . Dung Vova ( jailed ) , the teacher Le manh Hung , Can thi Theu ....... they are jailed because they say the truth . RFA tieng Viet, Thoi Bao DE ( le Trung Khoa) .....report about the lack of freedom in Vietnam.
@@tusuong7654 , a few things you can do:
1) leave the country if you are not happy
2) find a better way to promote your causes than annoying others one at a time
3) have courage to stand up to the government with your dissatisfy instead of disturbing the Vlogger and her audience
4) do something useful to improve the country instead of whining with your time i.e. clean up the garbage along the coast, helping the orphans, etc.
Yea I don't understand why they favour the US who bombed them. Humans are weird.
Such a beautiful country
Love Vietnam,especialy Hoi An.I'm English,living in Thailand and normally visit 4 times a year. I now have several good Vietnamese friends and will return as soon as Covid allows
This content is meaningful and potentially creates great impact for us ⭐ thanks for your work Van!
This was a most well organized and fast paced presentation. Thanks Van!
Thank you Mark ☺️
She is advertising for Vietnam communist party to hook you on its traps . There is no law in Vietnam ( the laws of the jungle) . Vietnam communist party after takes everything you have then the jails will be waiting for you . Pham Doan Trang ( 10 years in jail because she wrote the truth about Vietnam ) . Dung Vova ( jailed ) , the teacher Le manh Hung , Can thi Theu ....... they are jailed because they say the truth . RFA tieng Viet, Thoi Bao DE ( le Trung Khoa) .....report about the lack of freedom in Vietnam.
@@tusuong7654, a few things you can do:
1) leave the country if you are not happy
2) find a better way to promote your causes than annoying others one at a time
3) have courage to stand up to the government with your dissatisfy instead of disturbing the Vlogger and her audience
4) do something useful to improve the country instead of whining with your time i.e. clean up the garbage along the coast, helping the orphans, etc.
@@MHBart you are such a red bull example created by China 50 cent army's commentators . Ha Ha.
@@tusuong7654 you don't know me and what I am capable of. However, I can tell what type of person you are. You are the type that instead of being proactive and doing something worthwhile to change for the better, you would prefer to combing online for posts that you don't like and harass everyone who posted on top of labeling communists. It's an action of small mind and pathetic individual.
And for your information, I am far from liking communist society so you can rest peacefully just for knowing that fact alone. I am helping others within my power which I think far more than you can.
Never been,but it sounds like a beautiful country, beautiful people
Great sharing! 👍
You make me want to move to Vietnam more and more. I’ve grown up in the US all my life but like you’ve mentioned, I’m a bit tired of the rat-race life style, the stress and the repetitiveness. My concerns are the water (as you’ve mentioned, must always buy water bottles), medical support, and if things can be turned upside down by the government without reasons.
Trust me, Asia is GREAT, especially South East Asia. SEA is pretty developed now and they are doing better and better every year! Just visit Asia first and feel around, if you like it, than look for long term plans to stay in any part of SEA. There are many expat groups in facebook in every city that you can join and pick up some tips, advice or in the city that you plan to stay.
Vietnam is great. BUT if you were gonna move there permanently there are things that you’ll just have to realize won’t be the same. Infrastructure is ok by certain Asian standards, but not western standards. Then there’s the hospitals and other things like that, including safe drinking water, traffic laws that are non existent, etc… this stuff is fine for me on a visit, even a long one of several months, but I decided on my last trip it is just not a place I could live permanently. I am often disillusioned by the rat race in the US but I enjoy the conveniences and certain luxuries too much to move somewhere like Vietnam. But I do love it. While I don’t think the culture is as interesting, Thailand might be better for permanent residence for many westerners. It’s more developed.
@@BP-or2iu I’ve been living in the US since 4. I’ve been wanting to see if it’s something that would fit me. I truly appreciate all your honesty. I love all your videos. These concerns you just shared are what I worried too. Hopefully, we’ll bump into each other in the US. That would be awesome
Visited Hanoi and region in October 2022. Stayed on Lo Su street in Old Quarter. Amazing people and delicious food. The area around Hoan Kiem Lake is very nice for walking and visiting the Ngoc Son temple. Hope to visit southern part of Vietnam in future.
Your content is greatly worthy, it brings more fantastic things from Vietnam to the world. Thank you 💚
Thank you! 😊
I have a Vietnamese coworker who goes back to see her family every year and she brings me back Vietnamese coffee for me to enjoy, it’s so delicious!
I have visited Vietnam briefly two times and I liked it a lot.
I would love to get to know Vietnam better and visit more places, but for me, Vietnamese prices are not particularly cheap, even when my friend made sure I paid local, not tourist prices. The visa fee is the biggest obstacle though. It is so much more expensive compared to the other countries in the region, that many world travellers decide to skip Vietnam altogether once they find out about the fee.
I love Vietnam (Tôi yêu Việt Nam)! I first visited in 2003, and my last visit was in 2008. I am planning to retire here in 3 years. I love the people and the culture most. Extremely friendly and kind. I have been studying the language for over a year through weekly online courses.
My American friends ask me why I would want to live in a communist country, and I remind them in 3 years (2024) when TrUmP rules again it will become a fascist authoritarian government. The USA will no longer be a democracy.
Dude, it's almost that way NOW since creepy joe (Let's Go Brandon) has sent the country down the toilet. All that from the previous admin that had the economy roaring, lowest unemployment, energy independent and illegal immigration almost under control, etc. Hasn't even been a year, but, I guess that's what you get when you only watch CNN world news.
@D.Griffin, I would like to exchange our languages for free. I will teach you Vietnamese and I learn English from you. Thank you!
@@minhphuong5792 Chào em! Cảm ơn, nhưng mình đang học tiếng Việt rồi từ một trường học ở TP HCMC. Chúc mừng năm mới!
@@minhphuong5792 Chào em! Cảm ơn, nhưng mình đang học tiếng Việt rồi từ một trường học ở TP HCMC. Chúc mừng năm mới!
"live in a communist country" sounds funny. Vietnamese people don't even care about that lol
You nailed everything on the head! 2 months in & I decided to move back after 30 years of living in the States. Done with the bills & stress!!! Can’t wait to officially move back! ‼️😍😇 Great job, Van!
That's awesome!! Welcome to Vietnam :)
KALL ME LEO, can you take me with you when that day come? I love Vietnam
Fantastic!
I am excited to visit Vietnam in Summer. Sounds like a dream 🙂
I was there in February 2018. It was great. There were some challenges. But overall, I had a great time. The food was great.
Thank you for sharing about Vietnam. Vietnam is a beautiful country and perfect place to visit or start a new life. I would love to visit Vietnam someday, especially visiting my hill tribe people in Sapa.
Thanks Pho that was amazing I would love to come and visit your country ❤️🌹🤗🇨🇦
Wonderful. Hope to come back soon!
I stayed in a room only 4 Pounds a night in Saigon 2015 and l loved it
Tuyệt vời em ơi!! Chọn cái bản đồ có Hoàng Sa Trường Sa nữa là hoàn hoả e nè😊 thank you!
Dạ vâng hihi, lần sau em sẽ chú ý hơn ạ
Rồi sao? Chủ quyền đâu phải của VN 😃 .
@@gocnhingioitre6508 bạn ng gì 🙂 chủ quyền ko bảo vệ chứ bảo vệ gì 🙂 bỏ quốc tịch VN đi rồi mún nói gì nói
@@minkinguyen280 rồi rốt cuộc cũng đâu phải của Việt Nam :))
@@WhatThePho Can you do some videos of Americans “expatting” in Vietnam? Also, can you cover DaNang, it looks amazing.
Great job, Vân🌷. I love 💗 Vietnam and can’t wait to revisit again soon 😀. Thanks for sharing your videos with us 😀.
Good job Van Vu.
I fell in love with Vietnam and its people when I spend 34 months there during the war. They use to say I am same same Vietnamese because I am small 5’ 6” before and 5’4” today - you shrink about 2 inches when you get older.
Very informative video, thank you Van 👍could you maybe talk about the quality and access to medical emergencies and medication for expats? Also if expats can open banking accounts and transact like locals? Thanks again.
She is advertising for Vietnam communist party to hook you on its traps . There is no law in Vietnam ( the laws of the jungle) . Vietnam communist party after takes everything you have then the jails will be waiting for you . Pham Doan Trang ( 10 years in jail because she wrote the truth about Vietnam ) . Dung Vova ( jailed ) , the teacher Le manh Hung , Can thi Theu ....... they are jailed because they say the truth . RFA tieng Viet, Thoi Bao DE ( le Trung Khoa) .....report about the lack of freedom in Vietnam.
@@tusuong7654 :))))))
@@tusuong7654 mày đặt tên tiếng Anh cho họ không biết mày là phản động
@@tusuong7654, a few things you can do:
1) leave the country if you are not happy
2) find a better way to promote your causes than annoying others one at a time
3) have courage to stand up to the government with your dissatisfy instead of disturbing the Vlogger and her audience
4) do something useful to improve the country instead of whining with your time i.e. clean up the garbage along the coast, helping the orphans, etc.
Hello sister, I am from India and presently in Vung Tau for Job purpose and will be staying here for at least 3 years from now. While doing google search about Vietnam and places to visit, I got to see your channel. You are really doing a very great help for visitors like us. It would be also a great help if you can refer me a guide who can take for a tour all around in VN during my free time from work. My real interest is to see and experience the real Vietnam culture in countryside. Hope you will respond to my comment. Thank you. Anil
Yes, of course, you can definitely fill out this form if you'd like to have a tour, please fill out this form whatthephovn.com/tour-guide/
Your conntent is amazing!
Vietnam is amazing
I love and miss Vietnam
Trời ơi em mún gặp chị quớ em thấy chị truyền cảm hứng học tiếng anh cho mọi người lắm lun ý😂🥰
Can you make a video describing the differences between the people from the north, central and south of Vietnam?
Vietnam is a very long country and I’ve heard the character of people are very different depending where they come from.
I heard that even in dating these differences can pose certain challenges.
I heard for example northerners are more hardworking and southerners prefer an easier life. I also heard women from the north are more controlling and people in the north might not be very upfront. I also heard the guys from the north are more than southerners. It would be very cool if you make a video like that.
It is similar to comparing people in New York versus people in Texas....:)
@@alfaromeo6985 no it’s not. Not everthing has a USA comparison or equivalent. USA = United States of Absurdity. Thanks and close your mouth.
another great video!
No, it's NOT
She is NOT telling truth
I love visiting Vietnam! The people are nice, hardworking and welcoming. Looking forward to visiting soon.
Shortlisted for my retirement. I am from Singapore. With the new Hanoi metro, hopefully transportation will get better too. I also love the seafood there and the low cost of bia Hanoi.
Hanoi gets polluted these days. I think the middle and south are better for living
@@cbrtdgh4210 middle is nice, but suffers from typhoon yearly and I don’t think it’s good for the elderly. South is more expensive and crowded. I need to stay near international airport to travel back to Singapore or go for vacations
Da Nang will be the perfect choice for you. Wish you always happy and have a lot of luck when living in Vietnam
@@mocky126 in da nang you can literally walk from the beach to the airport. I assume in normal times you can fly to Singapore. I flew Hanoi to Singapore a few years ago on Scoot, super cheap! I think Hanoi may be too busy as well, I found it very stressful crossing the road xD and was a little relieved to reach Singapore
And near da nang is Hoi An and nice villas/hotel complexes, amazing countryside for cycling and beaches
It’s cheap for foreigners from countries where they earn more money, but not for anyone earning a normal Vietnamese salary. Same applies around the world.
Sure?
@@dunkitom3928 Yes. Type “average monthly salary in Vietnam in 2021” then replace “Vietnam” with US. $277 vs $4297.
Cannt deny your statement. The average monthly income in Vietnam is just around VND 5-6 million, equivalent to $US200-$US300. However, the total of accommodation and food is approximately VND 2-3 mil, ~ $US100-150 and there are more additional fee, fare, etc such as parking fees, petrol, ultilities.
😭 You’re so amazing, I have been waiting for a person like you for a long time!
Absolutely Loved This Video From Start To Finish.
Vietnam would be cheap if you are earning in, say, one of the developed countries. Exchange rate, to some extent, will make that possible. Is Vietnam so cheap for people who live and work in Vietnam? Considering the fact that there has been rapid economic development as you mentioned in the video, the cost of living must be rising. It was an interesting video. Thank you for posting.
Not cheap for a Vietnamese like me. My living cost per month is VND 5 million, whereas my monthly income is just below VND 6 million. :(
@@giadinhotieu That is exactly what I meant!
No
It depends on occupation and the area you work in. As a digital nomad, I have 5 income streams so living in Vietnam is like a dream for me
@@WhatThePho In that case, instead of generalizing, you should make a separate video on the capacities in which the foreigners can move to Vietnam, e.g., as self-employed individuals, as retirees, etc. Are foreigners allowed to move to Vietnam if they are "digital nomads"? You should check the immigration policies of the Vietnamese government and provide detailed information in a separate video. That would be informative for those who are interested to move to Vietnam. Thank you.
Great video but you should also do a video on the negatives for the concept of balance for example being an expat in Vietnam for example, having to constantly re-apply for a Visa because the retirement one was removed. Or how you as an expat you are not allowed to own land, property or a business. There is probably more to say but it would be very interesting
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Wish youtube had a love button! Your videos are lovely as usual 😁. Keep up the good work!
Aw!! Thank you Thuong Thuong!
It's good to c the country doing well after all it's been through
The people and the food is reason enough ...
It's good for retired people but not for people who are age between 20+ - 55 because salary is very low in Vietnam. Let's say if you want to make a vacation in Europe, you might have to work more than 1 year to get money for a vacation.
True! The average wage is low in Vietnam, however if you have multiple incomes, it will be a lot easier
This makes me want to visit even more
this is overall informative and well-made , as an also Hanoian and a Vietnamese , i concur
I’m 20. Im from California and want to visit Vietnam, it seems like such a cool place. Would you be interested in showing me around?
Sure, please fill out this form if you are interested in having a tour whatthephovn.com/tour-guide/
With this video you have make me again fall in love of Vietnam, Will you make a video of the worst things in Vietnam ?
Thank you for all your tips and information ❤️
The last time I visited HCM was more than 10 years ago (around 2010), had great memories of the place. My bud went with his gf in 2019, he said the change was dramatic. Really the next big thing in Asia.
The 2nd reason you should NOT move to Vietnam is food all kinds of food are contaminated with pesticide, herbicide, insecticide, hazardous chemicals, chemical irritants, harmful chemical coloring. Extremely careful of what you eat, drink and cook.
Bản chất của ngụy quân ngụy quyền là đây . kkkk
yes love it, but i prefer to make money in US then vacation in VN
Haha that's smart!!
I do love motor bikes. Vietnam 🇻🇳 has come a very long way since the war. I'm impressed!
I love our people! Very kind, very hardworking, and very accepting of others unlike many other countries
My reasons to move would be
1) The food - you can basically never go hungry, during traffic, during long trip, or anywhere. Food are everywhere.
2) Diversity - Many people are living in Vietnam, you can find different people from all over the world.
3) Lifestyles - Vietnamese love to have fun, but they love to work as well. It’s seems like Vietnamese people always get days off, that’s because Vietnam is a country that never sleeps.
Hustle and bustle lifestyles.
4) Freedom - You can basicallly enjoy living without the worries, about what this person thinking or saying what are you wearing at night. Why wear this in store, in restaurant. Why drink this and drink that. You can do whatever that you want because Vietnam is a diverse culture. Different people from different places, coming in and out of the country.
I have to disagree with safety - Vietnamese or not. There is theft and always will be, people might not kill people with guns, but I’ve seen so many other ways, Bricks, knives, cars, fist, etc…Safety is 100% shouldn’t be a reason to move there. It is bad then people think. People get stuff stolen from sandles, purses, phone, necklaces, the usual stuff everyday.
Motorbike is another reason I disagree, you can rent it and ride it but it’s that mean more traffic, more problems. Vietnam are trying to reduce motorbike but it’s not working out so well.
One reason NOT to move to Vietnam long term (well, actually 3 reasons) - VISA,VISA & VISA!!!! If you can tell me how to get a LEGAL long term visa ( more than 30 days), without leaving the country and returning, then I’ll change my mind. The Vietnam Government has absolutely NO interest in foreigners staying/living long term - and there’s nothing you can say that will change this basic premise!!!!!!!!
I agree with you that the visa system is quite lenthy and complicated here. Sorry to hear that it's inconvenient to you and I hope they will improve it soon
Mannnnn...everything sounded so good until I read this comment. 🤣 I am still going to visit, though. 😋
You can get a work permit and temporary residence card that last up to 2 years at a time. You will need an employer to sponsor your work permit (sponsor meaning apply for you, they don't usually cover the cost) and you will need an undergrad degree. The degree has always been a bit "flexible" but recently they seem to have gotten more strict about it.
For teaching English specifically, now is also a horrible time to move here. Pretty much all classes are online now and I've heard a lot more than usual horror stories of teaching companies not paying their teachers on the grounds of "we don't have enough money to pay you because of covid".
One more thing, the only other way of staying long term without visa issues is by marriage to a Vietnamese national. You can get a 5-year visa exemption if you are married to a Vietnamese citizen. There is, to my knowledge, no way of gaining Vietnamese citizenship as a foreigner. There are rumors and hearsay about ways to gain citizenship by renouncing your former citizenship(s), but I have never met or heard of anyone specifically accomplishing this in my 8 years of living here. I've heard of the government making special exceptions to allow foreigners to play on the national football team, but I don't follow football and that is just a rumor I heard.
It’s a political isue (because of China i think). Our goverment is still working on it
Very nice video
This is a very useful video thank you for your contribution to the community
No, it's NOT, she is absolutely lying to you
Foreigners will Not be able to Live long term in Vietnam
Without difficulty.
She is Simply Not True
@@welkcubnairb1478 why??
Thanks to the author of the channel for this fascinating video! It is interesting to see how people live in other countries! It is very important to know foreign languages on such trips. I would like to recommend to all travelers a practical guide to learning foreign languages by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages". This book contains a lot of useful tips on how to learn a foreign language for tourists, students, entrepreneurs and anyone who needs a foreign language in life. There are a lot of good tips on how to solve problems with the language from beginner to advanced level of language learning. It turns out that the traveler only needs to know a few dialogues and you can easily travel around the world! You don't have to spend a lot of time to fully learn a foreign language, you just need to learn what you can use when you travel. I wish everyone exciting travels!
I have only one reason: because I want to live with my girlfriend🥰
Thank you so much, hello from saigon, stay strong - healthy and creative. Great job
Very inspiring
Wanted to travel to Vietnam but covid put a stop to my travelling .. been to Malaysia Singapore Thailand but not Vietnam
i will keep watching your vlogs so i can get more helpful info when i get to Vietnam
Do not believe this shill
She is absolutely lying
Foreigners, have MUCH difficulty to stay Long term
@@welkcubnairb1478 - Completely right !!
If you are suggesting that foreigners move to Vietnam because of low cost of living, the foreigners, after moving to Vietnam, would be earning Vietnamese wages. Will everything in Vietnam then appear so cheap?
You're correct that it wouldn't work out for everyone but it certainly does work out for some - and a lot of her viewers probably are the types of people would benefit the most. For example, a digital nomad can live anywhere so moving to a country with a low cost of living makes a lot of sense. Another example is teachers: native English speaking teachers earn many times more than their Vietnamese counterparts.
Retirement is another consideration - people can make their savings go much farther in Vietnam. Early retirement is also possible: someone with decent home equity and savings could skip years (decades?) of work by simply moving. For me personally I want to start living in both Vietnam and America splitting my time between the two as a sort of semi-retirement.
Again, not everyone can do these things but for some people the low cost of living in Vietnam is very attractive.
Could it be any more obvious she is getting paid to make these promotial videos for the vnese government. A lot of points she makes are fairly onesided and some are plain bs. These videos are just to attract foreigners and their money. There is little to no attention paid to what life in vn means for local people in vn, which for many isn't all that wonderful. Don't get me wrong, vn is a wonderful place to be, for tourists, expats and vnese with money. The majority of the vnese don't enjoy such an easy life and need to cope with many uncertainties in vnese society.
Or she simply tries to make videos that will get lots of views - like basically every other content creator on YT. An English speaking audience wants to watch "cheap beer" videos far more than they want to watch "some people in the world are poor" videos. That's not her responsibility to correct and it's certainly not evidence of any conspiracy.
@@unclepoop1280 - Very thoughful.
vkboson - Thanks for telling the true .
can you specify which one are plain BS?
Beautiful video
She is Lying
You can NOT stay long term in Vietnam, easily
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The 1st reason you should not move to Vietnam is Vietnamese communist authority is the law and the law is Vietnamese communist authority if you dare to do business in Vietnam. Vietnamese governance is corrupted at all levels. The bigger your business is in Vietnam, the more severe corruption you encounter at higher level of authority.
Welcome to Asia. Except maybe Singapore.
have u done business with Vietnamese businesses person before? or Vietnamese company?
Reactionary dork
Visit Vietnam sure but to live there? Hell no I'll be bored.
There is always a moderation to everything n diversity is still a good balance in life. Some people say Las Vegas with a pocket full of money is heaven but after the weekend is over in Vegas, I just want to go home. It is like getting stuck in the matrix with neo, your final destination is still the real world or home. Home is where the heart is and America is my home. Sure there are cheap eats in VN but how much of the same cheap eats can you eat? Maybe it is exotic to the white man but coming from a Vietnamese from a different shore, we eat all that at home so we are not missing out much.
The stuff they don't tell you like street vendors may add illegal white powder preservatives to make the meat looking all fresh but you'll end up with cancer. Who can you sue? At least in a development country, all foods are USDA inspected for quality and are traceable if there is an outbreak.
Only way for me to live full time in Vietnam is if I'm a failure and a loser in the USA market so giving Vietnam a try is better than living a sorry azz life in the states. Like if I can't get a date in the states, I'll go try Vietnam or if I major in a bias fields and can't get a job in the states, I'll try Vietnam. Here's another kicker. If I'm wanted or has an outstanding warrant for my arrest, I'll go hide out in Vietnam.
I'm not knocking on VN because I'll go frequent there only as a tourist n enjoy it at that level but getting stuck in Vietnam? Hell no. America is still the beautiful n some people with all the money in the world can not even buy the privileges to live in the states as a citizen. Ask the local people in VN if given a chance to make a life in America, most would probably say yes. Truth hurts so suck it. Lol
u have great point, but America is no longer the destinations for more informed immigrant anymore. the America during the 19th century no longer exist. it is on a decline.
It's wild how Americans perceive the US. Most people I know hate the idea of living there. And of the ones that don't hate it I can't say I know any that really want to.
@@MrSpartanspud You should check his name
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Beautiful place 😍