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I just spent one month in Vietnam. Great country, Hanoi, Da Nang, Nha Trang and Saigon. Nha Trang is my favorite one, consider to visit.

We are in Da Nang now. Our cost of living is about 1/4 of Canada and 1/3 of where we live in Mexico.

I basically wanted to follow your new experience from Turkey to Vietnam. This is my first video about Vietnam. Now I learned some thing new. Thanks!

I like your video. Very informative. I live in the states and have been looking for several years at the Philippines and possibly Thailand to relocate to. I also have considered Vietnam but haven't done much as far as research goes. The language for English speaking people is most common in the Philippines. The people in Vietnam truly capture my attention. They are very talented and can overcome anything. The people in the Philippines smile all the time and are very loving people. Thailand from what I have seen looks to have some very spicy food and that would be very enjoyable for me. I guess each country holds it's own treasures for both tourists as well as expats. Great info and great content. I have become one of your subscribers. 👍👍

very nice video with practical life informations in Viet Nam. Thank you for your sharing, from Frankfurt, Germany

Amazing vid as always Olga. Thank you do much for taking the time to share this. Enjoy your travels. All the best from Scotland ❤️🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Hello have a nice day welcome to SE Asia

I love buying fresh fruits at the local markets in Vietnam where the local people shop. if you go to Sai Gon (HCMC) stay away from BEN THANH market ( District 1) this place is well known as a rip off place. They sell mainly to tourists, they sell things with triple prices. The locals rarely shop there. At Ben Thanh market, you have to bargain the price down 75%, only buy things 25% the price they tell you. Fortunately, most local markets in Vietnam that sell to the locals, they sell the same price to the tourists, meaning no need to bargain much.

Nice summary, thank you!

Thanks for your informative videos on Vietnam. 👍

Great video!

Quality video, thank you

Thanks for your down to earth report! Good luck to you!

Looks like a great coffee shop… I like you information

great video very enjoyable 👏

Last week, I went to Wendy's to order a quick bite. The actual cost was over $11.00; I used a coupon and the cost came down to almost $9.00. The food was stale and unappetizing. The service was slow and inaccurate; the clerk entered wrong order. The restaurant closed very early at 9:00PM, so I had to go thru ordering at the drive-in (cannot communicate too well with this kind of ordering). Oh well, you know this is the USA where nothing is right.

2:24 i started going her with my girlfriend towards the end of my time in Vietnam, she is so nice and makes ban can fresh. Also after living in Đa Nãng for months and returning to Australia i found that our portion size in the West is ridiculously large. We get used to eating such super large meals all the time. Đa Nãng is the absolute best place to live. I hope to see you guys there next time 😁

Another great video, I'm hooked.

Thanks for the video, I am surprised that prices are so high now, Vietnam used to be so much cheaper...

Great video again . Love Danang ❤

Super Video ✨ Thank You 🙂

Amazing video❤

Now you found out. Coffee is the most popular beverage in Vietnam, not tea like other Asian countries. Cafes in Vietnam is like the Pacific Northwest of the U.S.A, the birthplace of Starbucks in Seattle, WA. They are on every corner streets in Vietnam.

Hello Olga.. Thank you for being so Informative my dear... It would be nice if you put the prices in British pounds and maybe Euro as well.

Thanks again for more great insights! How is the visa situation for long term stays, is it only short term for tourists currently?

Let's explore VN. That place is wonderful country.♥️

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Previt! I like your Videos, very informative, I was there 39 years ago and they called me Linkso ... OK Das Va Dun Ya!

welcome to viet nam

A cup of black americano coffee at a highway R&R costs VND35,000 (equivalent to RM7). It is relatively expansive for average Vietnamese.

I love Da Nang City ❤

Food portion are small especially in Singapore. I had a bowl of Pho in a Singapore mall. The price were the same as San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York at half the size. Order an Extra Large and get a kid portion.

OK, I like Jacobs Gold 3-in-1 coffee (10% instant coffee) in Turkiye, so I will buy some when flying out.// The SPAM is around same price as Singapore.//Try the Chiku (the small brown fruit with leaves in your video in the supermarket @13.39)--it should be sweet, juicy and soft if it's ripe.//Wow, the supermarket meat is expensive.//Luggage is cheaper in Turkiye.

I like your channel, so I left a like and a subscription. I wish you a good time and look forward to your videos as I am currently looking for a place where I could best live as a pensioner Greetings Karlo

Will you plan to travel to Australia? If so, you will appreciate how affordable the rest of the world is. In Downunder, you don't get served. Do it yourself.

I would have been there at the same time you were, We really enjoyed our time there We gid a cooking class at van le cafe in hoianne, really recommend it

❤ tuyệt vời bạn ơi

thank you, so beautiful

Basic Economic Sociology. California 1800USD = Hand to mouth. 1800 in Da Nhang = King's life!

I been living in da Nang for 3 years, Love it. Apt prices went way down from Covid, there are many empty apts. Food went up a bit, murderbike rental went down. This vid is a pretty accurate report, but you dont have to pay 2$ for a cup of coffee. You will find good coffee joints for about .80 if you shop. An abundance of food choices. Would take a lifetime to try them all. generally my GF and I spend 2 to 3 $ each for a good meal at noodle joint, about same for a com joint ( rice with a couple sides of meat and veggies, mini buffet. ) Great seafood. 6 BBQ oysters with crushed peanuts for $4, same for scallops. This area the people are much more friendly and laid back than Hanoi, miles of beautiful beaches. Love it. One problem is right now only 30 day tourist visa, so every month you have to leave and re-enter, can do it with long day bus ride, but its no fun. Hope they go back to 90 day visa soon.

Maybe using e-sim is convenient for travelers

Great video. Are you going to spend only 1 month in Danang? If i may ask how many months do you plan being in Vietnam.For Hanoi you made only 1 or 2 videos da?

Scooter you got is crazy crazy cheap!! It's usually US $6-7/day

Hi Olga, thank you for sharing this wonderful informational video. I plan to visit Da Nang soon. Can I have the name and address of the place you rented your motorbike in Da Nang? Thank you in advance.

Can you please visit in Nepal too and make some videos life in Nepal ??

WECOME to VN

How much is a bowl of PHO in Danang these days?

Is it good to go Danang during end november? will there be alot rain?

hello, your video is very useful, I'm about to go to danang, may I have the address to rent bike ? thank you very much

You didn't mention the name of the coffee house or the street it is on.

visit the philippines and see the big difference. see the beauty of the 7000 islands. the people are so friendly

What airline did you fly from Turkey to Vietnam?

One hair cut costs only 2 dollar. Here in Europe it costs 20 Euros for one...

How much was electricity per kWh? We’ve been in Nha Trang the last two days looking for condos and it’s been non consistent prices.

prices in nam is rediculously insane in the membrane that's why i don't even bother just let em have some fun while i'm there to njoy my stay even tho i'm a truviet from NYC...

Where are you from?

600$ gets you nothing in Hawaii. Wow it has gone up but the VND has fought valiantly against USD inflation.

Are prices changed much? I assume no change.

@9:40 your meal was 240,000, was it considered expensive?

Can American ride motorbike in Vietnam with US driver’s license??

Wow i think the owner is Australian or lived there. Flat white is an Australian coffee. There are a lot of Vietnamese in Australia and in fact on signs we have dont feed pigeons in chinese, korean, arabic and vietnamese. I dont think theres a more multicultural country in the world thsn Australia

Love ❤ Vietnam🇻🇳. I m from India 🇮🇳 .please visit my country 🇮🇳 india. World's most famous travel destination and explore the oldest civilization in the world and nature's beauty😍✨❤.

Hi Guys I am a also looking for my new forever home and we are considering Cambodia or Vietnam, but I heard it's easier to get Visa's to live long term in Cambodia We are currently in Tonga

René ziet er weer netjes uit , dat die bij de kapper was😊❤ lachertje 2 €😂😂

I feel that they are too high on the seafood and beef side. I feel that Vietnam love pork more than any other meat and maybe pork is 65% of the meat sold there and eaten there. I prefer other Meats like beef Chicken and Seafood I'm not too crazy about pork.

I was there last week .Almost in all of vietnam the bike rental was 150k for 1 day .How did you get such low price?

To ubytovanie je dosť drahé, v Turecku sa vám videlo drahé, ale aspoň bolo pekné, a myslím že aj krajšie. Nech sa vám darí, a ste zdraví.🙂

How u can get the bike rental for that cheap?

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I have just arrived to Da Nang, but I did not find any place to eat.. we are surviving on bread and pasta ( which we are affraid to cook in the water ) .. any reccomendations what to eat or where to eat? / We tried Bahn Mi, KFC, Pappies, Pho.. but from all of that foods, I have spend night on the toilet with big pain in the stomach.. even KFC chicken was not european style chicken but with skin and oil and badly prepared ... we are not sure, if we should leave earlier ( we are here for 1 month), or we just had bad luck? We bought cheese from the MMart, but it was moldy.. it seems like there is nothing much safe in the Vietnam to eat... my friend got sick even from the vietnamese coffee..

visa run the only problem don't let you live here for long term.

When the menu is only in English and has pretty pictures, you're obviously overpaying by a LOT

Do you miss antalya ❤️

Visit the Philippines!

those drinks are way overpriced. they should be 10k, not 55k but i suppose 2.2 USD is nothing to a foreigner so no big deal

"...looking for our forever home, now exploring southeast Asia...(?!?)" If so, prices for food, accommodation, etc, etc are not your (or the) relevant consideration! What about the price for a long-term visa? (If one is available, at ANY price.) The new theme of SE Asia is that foreigners may come for a visit, but are unwelcome to stay, unless quite, quite wealthy. Yes, you can wander from country to country, like a gypsy. But you do not want to do this permanently, neither do your subscribers. Therefore, methods & strategies extending beyond the short-term, please...

why go

Just beware of the taxi drivers, they’re crooks.

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So glad you are both safe and well. look forward to seeing the full run down of costs for you. I presume it will be in Euros to Dong for you?