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Living in Vietnam after leaving the USA 🏖️ $850 Home Tour + Family Life in Da Nang, Vietnam

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Raising Wildflowers
Raising Wildflowers

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Katie from Raising Wildflowers shares an intimate look at her family's transition from the USA to a slower, more intentional life in Da Nang, Vietnam. Centered on the practicalities of living abroad with a toddler, the narrative details a typical day including morning visits to My Khe Beach, affordable local dining, and the logistics of remote work. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to a comprehensive tour of their $850-per-month, two-bedroom home, which includes all utilities and cleaning services. Katie provides actionable advice on finding long-term rentals by using Facebook Marketplace and negotiating in person to secure better rates than those found on booking platforms. The discussion extends to the child-friendly nature of Vietnamese culture, highlighting the safety and community support available for families. For those considering a similar move, the video offers a transparent breakdown of costs, from $17 weekly motorbike rentals to $3 smoothie bowls, illustrating how a high quality of life can be achieved on a modest budget.

Key Facts

  1. Monthly rent for a 2-bedroom home including utilities and cleaning
  2. Motorbike rental cost for six weeks
  3. Daily rental for beach chairs and umbrellas
  4. Cost of a fresh smoothie bowl at a local cafe
  5. Online housing photos may be outdated or photoshopped; view in person before committing

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