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Wonderful content guys! I follow this channel because it's one of the main reasons I've decided to make the move to Vietnam in 2020 and it's so great to see you have fun and provide an insightful look into the practicalities and reality of living there 🤗

Really helpful video! good thing to note is this price is between two people so actually really cheap per person for 1 month of living!

Appreciate how thorough and informative this was! Money is definitely a huge factor when trying to begin full time travel

Thank you for the Vid! For everyone's perspective and difference of opinion, some aspects of living can be way cheaper. -We have a 4 bedroom 3 bath full size house for $210 a month. -Our electric bill generally runs us $18 a month. -our food budget for groceries and eating out is usually around $300 total for the month. About the same as you guys I guess. Ironically eating out in Vietnam can often be cheaper than cooking at home. But if you enjoy cooking then go for it. -traveling by bicycle can be nearly free Now this is only reasonable because I speak fluent Vietnamese and we have a "local lifestyle". Likewise we live in Hue city as opposed to Saigon. This is not possible in an "expat neighborhood" nor downtown of major cities. But for those new to Vietnam an expat neighborhood is often a good choice. So yeah overall for average folks your numbers are still about right. I might ask, would you consider listing the totals on the video description? As it stands you flashed it for 5 seconds only at (9:45) in video. That's cool too but harder to find and refer to. Keep up the great work guys! Perhaps we'll see you around in this beautiful country. Cheers!

Really awesome and informative, thank you for this!

Very good and informative vlog. Will be there soon 🙏♥️hopefully

Thank you for sharing the specific companies and services you used.

Nice summary of everything there. Pretty affordable

Love this content! What do you guys do for a living in Vietnam?

Highly informative video! Enjoyed watching it

I'm not sure I could handle the pollution levels and especially the low quality of the food that Vietnam is purported to have. I've heard from people who've lived there for years that it's probably the worst country in SE Asia in terms of food quality. Which is a shame because it looks like a cool place for the most part. This Philippines is supposed to have excellent quality food and must be a great destination but it's not a country in need of English teachers. Probably a good place to be based as a Digi Nomad. How did you find living in Saigon? Was it the plan all along to only stay there for 6 months?

Thanks for the update and COL report.

I lived there until my teen years. Tons of memories from decades ago. Thank you for all of your information.

Wdyt of the two South Africans that disappeared in Saigon?

Thanks for this informative video. Can you guys also mention the ZAR prices please - for those of us in SA. Thx

Hey. I am really interested in looking into the building you lived at. It seems more reasonable than others on the market. Would you mind sharing the address. I hope this doesnt sound too personal. Maybe others like it would be good as well.

Man i want to be a nomad travel around the world. My dream :)

nonton kembali vidio ku ya ;) Susah jga ya..sprti gub. Ini bekerja maximal dan logika tpi mmng aneh slalu ad org yg merasa lebih hebat.. terlebih melihat gub.ny sndri yg ga prnh bs ap2 dg mbuat kbijakan2 utk warga tpi bkn utk dia sndri..jdi yaah bgtulah

You need to reside in the country side of the southern tip state of India , may be cheaper ?

its not bad . I'm sure I will get close to $ 1600 Dollars since I like going out

Very helpful thanks.

great video

#osm#video# love#from#india

I found it - Is there a link to the travel insurance? keep up the good vids.

I only drink tap water in HCM, no problem.

lol 700usd per month that's what i pay in Australia