Chelsea Gallagher

Located in the very southwest of Vietnam, Phu Quoc Island, also known as Pearl Island, forms part of the Kien Giang province. With a history of conflict and a future built on hope, the land borders of this beautiful island also border Thailand and Cambodia. With around 180,000 inhabitants, the Phu Quoc peninsula consists of 22 islands covering an area of approximately 585 km², but tourists will tend to spend their time on the central namesake island. Above all, it is a popular tourist region known for starfish-covered beaches, beautiful coral, indigenous forests, and picturesque landscapes.

Located in the province of Quang Nam, a short 30km South of Da Nang, Hoi An is a very popular tourist destination worldwide. Hoi An is considered a living museum, and in December 1999, it was indexed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Hoi An will pop up in your research of Vietnam for its colorful pictures of UNESCO Old Town, and proximity to the beach. In fact, after staring at these pictures for too long, you might be dreaming of moving there but are unsure if it's realistic or what the accommodation prospects include.  

Da Nang's real estate market has experienced accelerated growth over the past few years as the population expands to welcome many new long-term residents interested in living by the beach.  

Da Nang is pivotal to the coastal development and central security of Vietnam. The primary industrial products in Da Nang are food processing, textiles, building materials, and paper and forest products. Over the next few years, shipbuilding, logistics, oil, and gas are expected to become booming industries. In this article, we share some guidelines for finding a job in this beautiful beach paradise city of Vietnam.

Located in central Vietnam, Hue is known as a cultural hub of the country and full of natural resources. While it has a very welcoming local and expat community, living here will require a willingness to learn Vietnamese to make life easier. Recruiters will search for foreigners with skills related to the agro-industry or the emerging technology sectors.

The city of Nha Trang, located in the province of Khanh Hoa, thrives on tourism. If you are looking for a job in Nha Trang, you need to ensure that your skill set is in demand and not already met by the local labor market.

With its unique location and slower pace of life, it's no wonder the charming town of Hoi An is an increasingly desirable destination for expats considering living and working in Vietnam.

Depending on your industry and patience, finding a job in Vietnam can be a challenge. Many companies and local businesses are encouraged by the Vietnamese government to recruit local citizens. To be able to recruit foreign professionals, companies must prove that the skills required for these specific jobs are not available locally. Foreign companies can only recruit 3% of foreign employees in accordance with legal provisions. Here is some general information on the Vietnamese labor market in 2023.

Anyone thinking about working in Vietnam is in for a treat. Compared to many Western countries, Vietnam's workforce operates in accordance with an entirely different range of customs and traditions. We have compiled the most recent information on the Vietnamese job market to familiarize you with the job-hunting process.

The telecommunications sector in Vietnam has flourished throughout the past two decades. Like many foreigners, Vietnamese citizens now prefer to use a mobile phone rather than a landline to communicate.

Studying in Vietnam is an attractive opportunity for foreigners due to low tuition fees and the growing number of international programs. Since January 2013, Vietnam's higher education sector has experienced reforms to provide more significant opportunities and accessibility to international students. This has attracted many international students who are pleasantly surprised with the quality of life and friendliness of their classmates.  

Vietnam is known for four categories of lush and diverse landscapes, and one of the easiest ways to see firsthand is by driving a scooter. From the mountain ranges of the north to the vibrant Mekong Delta and the central beaches in between, driving can expedite your adventure. However, high reward comes with high risks that you cannot overlook. Read on and learn about the laws of driving in Vietnam, terminology to watch out for, and things to consider for your safety and make an informed decision on your upcoming trip.  

Are you considering moving to Vietnam, or have you recently been offered a job at a Vietnamese company? Packing up your life and moving to any new place can be daunting, but with patience and preparation, this might be the best thing you've ever done! Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime as you find out why you should (or should not) move to Vietnam.  

Vietnam is currently ranked 39th internationally for internet connection and has an average download speed of 91.60mbps. There are various Internet service providers available at competitive rates, allowing for easy access and keeping in touch with friends and family.