True Cost Of Living In Vietnam ( 2026 )

Aaron provides a practical breakdown of the cost of living in Da Nang, Vietnam, based on his personal experience in 2026. The video features a detailed tour of his modern one-bedroom apartment, which includes a kitchen, living area, and balcony, located just a six-minute walk from the beach. He reveals his monthly rent is approximately £300, with total expenses including electricity and water reaching around £350. Beyond housing, the discussion covers daily food costs, demonstrating how a full meal of chicken noodles, rice, and a cinnamon roll costs less than £3 via local delivery apps. He highlights the affordability of local favorites like salt coffee for 20,000 VND and suggests that travelers or remote workers can live comfortably on a modest budget. The content also touches on the realities of local noise levels and the logistical challenges of finding remote work while staying in the city, making it a useful resource for digital nomads and long-term travelers.

Key Facts

1. Monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment
2. Price of a salt coffee
3. Cost of a food delivery order (noodles, rice, cinnamon roll)
4. High ambient noise levels are common in residential areas