Cost of living in Da Nang, Vietnam (Realistic Budget in the World’s Cheapest City)
Explore the city of Da Nang, Vietnam, we dive into the realistic costs of living in this South East Asia travel destination, often hailed as the world’s cheapest city. From accomodation options to eating out and entertainment, here’s how far your money will gos while enjoying the Vietnam.
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Thanks Josh well done old Boy.
What's up fellow Josh. Love the content! Keep it coming!
Viet massage is missing 😂
Hate to say it, but these VLOGGERS are the reasons why areas skyrocket in costs. Only a year ago, rents were much different.
Hmm , we are always ending up around $3500-4000 per month
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The only problem with Da Nang and central Vietnam is that the weather is 💩 for half the year (the most rain I ever seen in Southeast Asia). Nha Trang further South is a much better option, imo. Beautiful beach city, the weather is great and it doesn't rain much at all even during the rainy season.
I spend around $4300 per month just on groceries and house mortgage for 2 people here in California. I'm about 6 years away from retirement. Southeast Asia is looking good for us to be able to get a better quality of life for less money in retirement. It's between Vietnam and The Philippines right now. Plenty of time to make a choice, but we're leaning towards The Philippines since almost everyone speaks English and we're not really interested in learning a new language.
If you or anyone reading this comment, please do NOT come to this beautiful country without practicing the basics of our customs and courtesies. 10:42
Now this video is in the public, the chances of entitled young adults will increase.
Never mind the creepy old men who want Vietnam to be the next prostitution spot for them to exploit.
How long can you stay in Vietnam before you have to leave?
Please tell us about vaccines, deceases, ills, about parasites, and stomach problems. Thats what we are afraid in Asia. thanks in advance bro! 💪
A local employed profit only 300 usd for month…i know much women by badoo… But every want forenger money…. Much danger guys…
What were some of the hotels that do monthly stays ? Thanks
It's great. Thank you
Now, that's a new innovative topic. No one has done that before.
What driving licence you need show to police if they stop you with scooter in Vietnam?
Nice one bruv! Really helpful to have a solid break down of your costs in month as it helps me look at my own budget per month and how I might potentially sustain myself if I was to spend time out there.
Sounds about right. Me and my Mrs aim for 3000usd almost everywhere in Asia. Bit more in KL, bit less in some other places. Cheers
Great video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
New subscriber, very detail oriented and structured guidance, like the vibe of your vids. Spent time in Danang twice within the last 15 months and your budget numbers make a lot of sense. Thanks for your content.
Thank you, it did help Mark from the United States
What gym was that? I didn’t see it when I was in da nang.
Great video…thanks!
Quick question. I'm looking at Vietnam and the Philippines. What can I expect to pay for seafood and veggies? There are lots of videos on the markets in the Philippines but I haven't found much on Vietnam wet and veggie markets! Thanks!
watching this make me drool for vietnam
People like you are making it more expensive!
For local people danang is becoming to expensive, to live in.
It’s definitely not the worlds cheapest city though is it
I just rented a place next to My Keh beach and I paid a lot more than that but I guess I will see on-site how to find better priced places… Where do you suggest staying in Da Nang? Have you been to Na Trang? Thanks for the content, really well made! 👍🏼🙏🏼
Don't listen to this guy! You'll come here having budgeted accordingly, then a couple weeks in you'll meet a woman who's entirely too beautiful and you'll want to spend a bunch of money on her. So, just double this guy's estimates and you'll likely be okay.
Ive lived nicely on £1000 a month ( non-smoker/ drinker )