When one first arrive in Vietnam, one can’t help but worry about the traffic here...
The situation has improved significantly. Today, police are more strict about dangerous behaviour, cities organize one way streets and invest heavily in urban equipment. In the countryside, you should be more careful, especially when you meet people who carry materials (bars, furniture etc...) or animals. |
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You are not familiar with the Vietnamese Currency?
Find out what is the cost of living in Vietnam |
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There are many reasons to learn Vietnamese. As this website is dedicated to expatriation to Vietnam, we hope you will be motivated to learn this language. It will be helpful in your daily life if you are planning to travel extensively in Vietnam, take up residence here, do business with Vietnamese or more importantly making friends or more. Who knows??
Anyway you will see, it is a lot of fun. Just try it ! |
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How to get your visa to Vietnam?
Vietnam has become more liberalized now in issuing its visa to the foreign visitors. In many countries, you can apply direct to the Vietnam Embassy or Consulates, and generally, it takes about 4-10 days. Now the visitors can also obtain the visa upon arrival at the airport with special requirement.
Most Expatriates living in Vietnam use resident cards, business visas or student visas. |
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You just arrived in Vietnam and don’t know where to start to get a job?
First, be aware that Vietnamese and Foreign companies are encouraged to hire local Vietnamese.
If not, they have to explain why the people they hire have skills that don’t exist here in Vietnam.
Secondly, the company has to train its Vietnamese staff so that they can replace the foreign employees.
But in practice, you can find some real possibilities. |
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