🇻🇳| Why Foreigners LIVE In VIETNAM ✅ PROS & ❌ CONS. Insiders Of People Who Live in VIETNAM

I have lived here for 13 years, in Đà Lạt. I own K'BE Wood Fired Pizza and BBQ, with my Vietnamese wife and children. The government is fair and the people support our business. Could not be happier! Thanks for showing our country!

In 1995, my friend who had lived in Thailand for 8 years, and had a few small businesses, decided to move to Vietnam to do business there instead. Although he died 15 years later, he felt the people and the government in Vietnam were much more acceptable to a foreigner living and doing business there than Thailand ever had been, all the way to the end.

We don’t care who you are, where are you from . Welcome to Viet Nam 🤝🤝

We welcome everyone in the world. As long as you come to make Vietnam better, it doesn't matter if you are rich or poor. In Vietnam, everyone is equal

What's great about Vietnam is that they are genuine. It's in their nature. But the best thing is they have literally kicked ass on just about every superpower that tried to dominate them including China! We have so much to learn from them.

Went to Vietnam from Sweden at the end of june this year (2023) and have to agree on several points.. 1. EVERYBODY were friendly and gave great service. As a tall white bearded man they often gave us tables closer to the enterance to show other tourists that it were ok to eat there -but the food were so great everytime so why shouldn't they? :) Everybody were so proud of their food and glad that I liked it and could eat without a fork. What I DIDN'T like though is that I have been doing intermittent fasting for 10+ years and that's all lost if going to family in Vietnam.. the breakfast is like a dinner! -And no way I could say no to the food.. 2. The traffic... no joke.. I really felt that it's so nice after returning to Sweden.. Sure it's chaos when you look at it -but it works. There are lights and rules but it still works. When comming back to Sweden I just think "JUST GO!!!!" alot of more times than I did before. :'D 3. The food and living... AirBNB is the key.. Hotels are nice as well -but the airbnb is on another level... just a pincode and there you are. Then just download the GRAB app and all the food is there for you. I want to go back so bad just to have the fruits that we had every day -but can't have here. :( 4. The people.. This goes back to #1.. but everybody is so happy to show you their food, culture and areas. As a foreigner visiting in 2023 with my girlfriend (who's Vietnamese) everyone at every place we went to gave us (me) extra service to make sure we had a great time.. I don't know if it's because I were a foreigner or if it's just how the service were... but damn.... the people just take you in as a family member in a second if you talk to them and love to speak about their country. I have always loved Italy and thought that I would like to retire there... well, that's nice.. but no. I want to move to Vietnam and work to the day I retire. And that's comming from a Swede who thinks that 15*C is too hot...... Only con I have..... I don't like using cash as payment -but the people in Vietnam love cash. Pro: There are alot of places to take out cash so it solves itself -but it's a extra step.

From California, worked all over asia since 2007. Traveling, the people always made me return. Worked here since 2019. Built a house, opened a business, in nha trang. Got a wife, love the family. I do love working all over vn though.

I speak good English and have traveled to many countries around the world. I find Vietnam very suitable for foreigners and supports foreigners doing business.

VIETNAM is developing, the life is comfortable, the happiness index is high, the people are friendly and close, especially very friendly and always help foreigners. In addition, VIETNAM is also a very safe country. , along with very rich and diverse cuisine, the scenery in many places is very beautiful, you should come to feel it.

Vietnamese people always welcome world cultures to live and work, regardless of color, race, come to experience and work with friendly and affectionate people

Isn't it ironic how people from a poor country who lack many things can be generous to people who live in First World countries who have everything in abundant.

Love to hear these words from foreigner people. Much respect from Vietnamese!

I went to Hanoi for 2 days and ended up staying for two weeks! Such a great city! Could definitely see myself living in Vietnam!

Excellent interviews all three however the first one Keith from Australia absolutely a must watch. I loved it and sort of hoped it would go on and on. The Italian guy was right that his people are highly strung and in a way boisterous so a change in culture and surroundings would not be easy to adapt to. He was saying that he is more relaxed, chilled if you like, from the experience of change in lifestyle. More of the locals should be watching these videos as they are all upbeat and showcasing the beauty of Vietnam, it's food and especially its people. Keep smiling champ 🤩

Luv this one my friend 👌 happy people living in a great place - 👋👍🙏

Thank you for this video. Wonderful.

I like this more in depth interview style. Good stuff

I hope to retire in 6 to 8 years, and Vietnam is a possible destination for me. I have a friend that immigrated from Vietnam with his family when he was a child, and he plans to retire there so he can live like a king during his retirement, and he encourages me to do the same. I'll definitely check the country out. It was good to hear how easy it is to get the monthly tourist Visa. Not long ago, another YouTuber mentioned Vietnam would begin offering a 90-day tourist Visa, which will make it easier for expats planning to live there.

Wonderful video..the interviews were so helpful..especially the last one..keep up the good work..I hope to visit soon !

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