How To Live In Vietnam As An Expat: Guide To Visas, Work, Residency & More
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Vietnameseis probablyone of the most hospitable and warm peopleI have encountered in my life. When I was living in the north of Vietnam, a local family invited me to live with them for a month, no questions asked, they provided me with my own room and fed me for the whole time I was with them.The locals are happy to help youout or simply speak to you in English. You will be offered food by your neighbours or will ask you if you need help. They will smile at you and greet you on the street and even make a small conversation despite the occasional language barrier.
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EXPAT COMMUNITY ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
The expat community in Vietnam is massiveand is very helpful. I moved to Ho Chi Minh City, the expat community is where I started to build a network of friends or simply finding answers to my everyday questions about getting around and finding everything in the country.
BothHanoi and Ho Chi Minh City have a huge expat base, while in smaller cities like Hoi An and Da Nang, I’m 100% sure you will find them too.
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HEALTH CARE IN VIETNAM
In the last few years, together with the booming number of expats in Vietnam, this brought a great improvement in health care in the country as well. International companies in the medical field started opening their business here and offer top-notch and world class services.
Many doctors in these hospitals are foreigners who studied and are practising in a western standard. Many of international hospitals hire staffs and doctors that can communicate well with expats and locals offering large language options.
From affordable ones to expensive hospitals, they can be found throughout the country. Check out this list ofmedical clinics and international hospitals in Vietnam.
I personally thinkVietnam is a heaven place for expats, fromeasy visa to the cost of living, which I both find a big must when choosing a place to live, there is nothing else I could think why you should not move here. Although, I acknowledge that it’s far from a perfect country, it’s undeniable that Vietnam offers great things to expats who are looking for something they cannot find in other countries.
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