Can you survive in Vietnam for only $1000/month? (Ho Chi Minh City)
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- What's the cost of living in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam? Can you actually live on $1000 USD? In this video I breakdown everything and show you how much I'm spending everything month from housing to food.
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1:28 Housing
3:12 Groceries
3:22 Food and Beverages
5:05 Transportation
6:20 Phone
7:10 Leisure/Health
8:25 Total
9:45 Survival Guide
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Woo, under $1,000 per Month. I am going to put a middle finger to my manager and packaging up and hitting to Nha Trang Vietnam in August or September. Good for you. Enjoy while you can. Good Luck.
Yeah Nha Trang great live here on and of 15 years
Nha Trang is my favorite place among other places.
@@LamNguyen-qb4ic did you follow through with it?
I am Vietnamese-Canadian and I agreed with you. The cost of living in Canada is skyrocketing.
I hope you found a home here. Viet kieu is a viet at the end of the day. If it’s too tough out in the world. Just come home.
I enjoyed watching your videos. Thanks for sharing your experience in Vietnam. I just bought your book.
I look forward to reading it.
My boi, you already knew Nam is great! 🇻🇳
Only second to Taiwan 🇹🇼
Why Taiwan?
Good video, I am also working in a budget for Vietnam. Actually most of money is wasted in having fun… dates, dinner dates, drinking, “les balloons” and women…
If u remove all the “nocturnal fun” activities you can definitely be in that range of 17-19 million VND… but then again you need some fun.
You cant compare the rent prices in vietnam to the ones in Canada/USA, the reason why things are so cheap is because people do not get paid that much so they have to make it affordable to what people make here. My 2 bedroom is $275 plus $110 on Utilities, I can make it for less than $600 USD a month. I shop at the Mega Mart or get street food
Which district is it and how’d you find the listing?
@@TKX18 yo can we talk man? Im tryna figure out my future as I'm trying to live here potentially.
@Darrenwalkingby Bình Tân district, it was from word of mouth, my wifes mom had a friend from a friend, sorry for the late reply
Man. Most Vietnamese make less than $1k per month. So yes. Absolutely you can survive for less than $1 k per month.
if you really tight on money, 6 millions dong or 330 Canadian Dollars you could still "survive" ... in some extent.
Great video. I've been in SGN 2 weeks. Regarding gym memberships the sales reps can be absolute sharks.
Can you elaborate? Anything I should watch out for when choosing a gym in vietnam?
Leaving for Vietnam in 2 weeks on a one way ticket😅
Yo hows it going???
Thank you Peter for the video and your guide. I just ordered it and look forward to reading your knowledge about Vietnam. PS You look great!
how much is 100 canadian dollars to vnd
thats not bad 1500 be good amonth
Hi Pete, Just subscribed to your channel. Planning a trip to VN in August traveling by myself let's hook up.
Your rent is pretty high considering the qualities...or the lack of 😅
Yep foreigner taxed
I think you missed a lot of expenses
How much would the rent be if you have a 12 months lease?
It all depends on type of house and district/city range from 250$ - $1200 (high end) I talk about it in my guide.
You can get a Vietnamese style house with Vietnamese neighbours for around $50 pm in cheaper areas
That’s great .im no sure about taking advice from someone with only 3 months experience
Collectively been here much longer
I spend 200 dollars a month. 100 for rent. 100 for food and everything else. You should learn how to budget.
I need the Vancouver Canada Survival guide too bro. It is so hard to live in this country with all time high costs, unaffordable prices , such a most expensive city in the world.
rule number 2 - get a partner to split living costs
I am Vietnamese-Canadian and I agreed with you.
Good video, I am also working in a budget for Vietnam. Actually most of money is wasted in having fun… dates, dinner dates, drinking, “les balloons” and women…
If u remove all the “nocturnal fun” activities you can definitely be in that range of 17-19 million VND… but then again you need some fun.
The cost of living in Vancouver is skyrocketing but you can choose to live at another city that is more affordable in Canada. You can get a job with high pay in Canada to pay for that. In Vietnam, I don't think you can find a high pay job.
I'm moving to Vietnam in less than a month and your guide is what I've been wishing for. However, I'm moving to Hanoi and I am afraid that after purchasing it, I won't find much relevant information.
Is it illegal to be a homelessness person in Vietnam? I want to go back to Vietnam and live a life of a hobo.
tysm
What & how is healthcare in VN?
Very informative! And thank you for the alert on eating on the street. Btw are dimsum restaurants considered affordable in HCM?
You have street side and restaurant both varying price points
1000 usd is easy
what district is your appartment? can you share a link looking for a spot.
Check out my guide full breakdown of all districts
What do you do for immigration? I thought 30 days visa run is common?
dont need to, everything is in my guide.
People shouldn’t compare the rental rate between countries.
Vietnamese making $500 a month.
Canadian making $200 a month in Canada.
But what if you're making USD and spending it in Vietnam?
@@brokethehabit yep British Vietnamese here and that’s my plan too. Pounds+Dongs=💵💵💵
You should make a Discord for digital nomads in Vietnam bro, would be a vibe
Hmmmm
@@brokethehabityo bro. Help me make this my reality.
Hi! Thnx for the vid, very informative. How about health insurance - do you pay for one? (HMO or do you use travel insurance)
I'm glad that your health is better. I'm curious - why Saigon? Are you employed by a company there or are you self-employed/ digital nomad? I was thinking that if you're self employed, you could choose another place where the air quality is better, e.g. Da Nang, Nha Trang or Da Lat.
TIA. Cheers & take care!
Yes I have, depends on your coverage. I do local as I'm not travelling around (yet) Travelling soon, maybe :)
Good point about the fresh air 💯💯