Are you planning on living in Vietnam long-term but worried about navigating the process on your own? I’ve made a COMPLETE guide to moving to Da Nang with all the information you need to get settled in as quickly as possible with no inconveniences. I’ve put everything I’ve learned after more than 5 years living in Vietnam into this guide and I really think it will be helpful for a lot of people. This is the most detailed guide I’ve ever put together. Using my recommendations for finding an apartment, renting a motorbike, visa run agents, etc. is going to save you time and money. We will cover: ✅Intro to Vietnam (Regions, weather, language, currency, food) ✅Intro to Da Nang (Weather, Neighborhoods) ✅How to do a Visa run ✅Renting an apartment ✅Renting or Buying a Motorbike ✅Insurance/Medical/Dental ✅Bank accounts ✅Sim cards ✅Shopping/Groceries ✅+Bonus Custom Google maps with Local Recommendations ➡️For this weekend, the price of the guide will be the cheapest it will ever be. I want everyone that has been in the group a while a chance to get the complete guide for the best deal. After this weekend the price will go up. You can find the guide in the "Classroom" tab at the top of the page⬆️ I’m excited to hear your feedback!

What’s up everybody! Does anyone have experience shipping their dog to Vietnam? I’m trying to find a reputable/somewhat affordable company to bring my pup in November. Thanks a lot!!

I wanted to start a new thread on this topic. It seems there's a lot of concern about opening a bank account here and whether getting a bank card is possible or not. (not possible on tourist visa) I feel kind of silly for forgetting to mention this, but 99% of transactions are made using a QR code with your bank app. Even the smallest local restaurants and vendors at the local market accept payment by QR code. You could pay for a piece of fruit up to your entire rent with QR code. Therefor, a bank card is not at all necessary. It seems the best option for most people will be to have a WISE account, and transfer money cheaply from your home bank account to the VN account. You would have to withdraw a small amount of cash in person from the bank but this would last a long time if you mostly pay by QR code. TIMO is the easiest bank to open an account with. I have a VN bank card and I can't remember the last time I used it. It's in a drawer somewhere 😂 Hope this clears things up for some people 👍

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Hi Is there a website with homes and apartments for rent in Da Nang? I’m looking to visit for six months. Can anyone point me in the right direction?