Living in Da Nang: A Guide for Expats and Digital Nomads

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42 year old Retired Early in Da Nang Vietnam (Daily Budget)
20:32 min 2025-10-24 1,155

42 year old Retired Early in Da Nang Vietnam (Daily Budget)

A retired early expat in Da Nang, Vietnam, shares his monthly budget of $650-800, covering housing, food, and incidentals. He lives in a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in the An Thuong neighborhood, one block from My Khe Beach, for $480 per month, including utilities and internet. His food budget is $150-250 per month, with meals at local spots like Grandma's Kitchen costing around $2-3. He w...

πŸ™οΈ Renting in Vietnam πŸ‡»πŸ‡³ Expat Guide - Da Nang | How We Pay Rent, Talk to Agents & Prevent Mold
23:32 min 2025-10-22

πŸ™οΈ Renting in Vietnam πŸ‡»πŸ‡³ Expat Guide - Da Nang | How We Pay Rent, Talk to Agents & Prevent Mold

This video provides a detailed walkthrough of a one-bedroom apartment in the Son Tra neighborhood of Da Nang, rented for 11.2 million VND (about $425 USD) per month on a six-month lease. The apartment includes a pool, a fully stocked kitchen with an induction stove and washing machine, a glass-enclosed shower, a king-sized bed, and a city view with a peekaboo ocean vista. The creators explain how ...

Why YOU should NEVER RETIRE in Vietnam 9 Reasons
22:35 min 2025-10-22 6,057

Why YOU should NEVER RETIRE in Vietnam 9 Reasons

Evan Eh! provides a candid assessment of the realities of retiring in Vietnam, moving beyond the idealized 'living like a king' narrative often seen on social media. The discussion centers on nine critical challenges, including permanent culture shock, the complexities of navigating a non-Western healthcare system, and the inherent instability of visa regulations. He highlights the logistical hurd...

Why Are so Many Locals Leaving Da Nang β€” Vietnam's The Most Liveable City
7:01 min 2025-10-22 121

Why Are so Many Locals Leaving Da Nang β€” Vietnam's The Most Liveable City

This observational documentary explores why 15,000 locals have left Da Nang despite its reputation as Vietnam's most liveable city since its tourism boom in 2016. Land prices surged 350% while wages rose only 40%, creating an affordability crisis that pushes working-class residents out. The film profiles two locals: Tien, a young waiter earning $200/month who abandoned university to support his fi...

Da Nang or Nha Trang? We Lived in Both β€” Here’s the Truth (2026)
8:05 min 2025-10-22 37

Da Nang or Nha Trang? We Lived in Both β€” Here’s the Truth (2026)

A Canadian expat mom recounts her family's move from Nha Trang to Da Nang, Vietnam, after initially settling in Nha Trang for its safety, stable weather, and beachfront lifestyle. They rented a two-bedroom oceanfront apartment for 20 million VND per month and enjoyed simple routines, but found Nha Trang too small for long-term growth, with limited children's activities and community options. Decid...

75-Year-Old Retires in Vietnam's Middle-Class after Homeless in USA
24:32 min 2025-10-22 2,055

75-Year-Old Retires in Vietnam's Middle-Class after Homeless in USA

Richard, a 75-year-old US veteran, recounts his journey from homelessness in the United States to a comfortable middle-class retirement in Da Lat, Vietnam. After five years living in a van, he relocated in 2023 with $2,000 and now lives on his $1,800 monthly Social Security. His rent of $300 includes utilities and Wi-Fi. A seven-day hospital stay for broken ribs and a lung embolism cost just $75 w...

Pros & Cons of Living in Vietnam (What No One Tells You!)
12:37 min 2025-10-21 6,620

Pros & Cons of Living in Vietnam (What No One Tells You!)

Nomadic Klaudia provides a balanced look at the realities of living in Da Nang, Vietnam, as a digital nomad and expat. Drawing from five months of personal experience, she highlights the city's exceptional safety, the genuine friendliness of locals, and the high quality of life afforded by low costs, such as $300 monthly apartment rentals and $60 scooter leases. The city is framed as a convenient ...

What's the ACTUAL Cost of Living in Da Nang in 2025?
14:18 min 2025-10-18 116

What's the ACTUAL Cost of Living in Da Nang in 2025?

This update from October 2025 provides a detailed breakdown of monthly expenses for an expat couple living in Da Nang's An Thuong area. The creator, living on SSDI, shares real-world figures including rent of approximately $515 for a beach-side apartment, $165 for electricity, and $400 for dining out. A significant portion of the discussion focuses on healthcare, with a recommendation to budget $2...

Retired in Da Nang: What to do ? And What does it cost ?
17:25 min 2025-10-18 712

Retired in Da Nang: What to do ? And What does it cost ?

A retiree living in Da Nang documents a full day of activities and expenses, providing a detailed breakdown of daily costs. The day starts with a homemade coffee for about $1, followed by feeding his dog ($2 per meal). Laundry service costs roughly $5–$6 per week at $0.40 per pound. A monthly gym membership is $16. Meals are a mix of home cooking and local eateries: a protein oatmeal breakfast at ...

Vietnam's CHEAPEST Coastal City? ( It's not Da Nang )
13:10 min 2025-10-16 1,682

Vietnam's CHEAPEST Coastal City? ( It's not Da Nang )

Marcus Abroad provides a detailed comparison of living costs and lifestyle between Nha Trang and Da Nang, arguing that Nha Trang has surpassed Da Nang as Vietnam's best value coastal city for expats and digital nomads. The analysis breaks down monthly budgets, highlighting that a basic lifestyle is achievable for $500, with studio apartments starting as low as $130. Marcus explores the city's dist...

He Left The U.S. to Retire in Vietnam ($500 Apartment Tour Da Nang)
16:13 min 2025-10-14 2,689

He Left The U.S. to Retire in Vietnam ($500 Apartment Tour Da Nang)

Jerry, a 65-year-old retiree from Texas, shares his firsthand experience relocating to Da Nang, Vietnam, after a 30-year career in IT. The discussion centers on the practicalities of expat life, specifically comparing the cost of living and healthcare between the United States and Vietnam. Jerry highlights the significant savings found in Da Nang, where he rents a modern one-bedroom apartment near...

Florida Couple Chose Da Nang Vietnam to Retire Early
21:44 min 2025-10-12 331

Florida Couple Chose Da Nang Vietnam to Retire Early

A couple originally from Miami Beach, Florida, shares their move to An Thuong, Da Nang, Vietnam, after visiting 110 cities across Southeast Asia. Motivated by a multiple sclerosis diagnosis and a desire to travel while healthy, they put their careers as yacht brokers on hold. They pay $550 per month for a two-bedroom condo two and a half blocks from the beach, compared to $5,000 per month for hous...

American Couple Retired Early at 55 in Da Nang Vietnam from Miami Florida
51:06 min 2025-10-12 1,448

American Couple Retired Early at 55 in Da Nang Vietnam from Miami Florida

An American couple from Miami Beach, both in their late 50s, share their experience of early retirement in Da Nang, Vietnam. After an 8-month trip through 110 cities across Southeast Asia, they chose Da Nang as their base, drawn by its walkability, low cost of living, and welcoming community. They rent a two-bedroom condo in the An Thuong area for $550 per month, a fraction of the $5,000 they paid...

Get To Know Da Nang! EXPLORING An Thuong Part 2: North of Main Tourist Area | Vietnam 2025
32:51 min 2025-10-08 142

Get To Know Da Nang! EXPLORING An Thuong Part 2: North of Main Tourist Area | Vietnam 2025

An Thuong's northern section offers a rapidly developing mix of construction, local life, and diverse dining. This walking tour covers streets between the main tourist area and the beach, highlighting restaurants like Miss Ni (three generations of Vietnamese cuisine), La Italiano (authentic Italian with live music), and Section 30 (craft beer and calamari). The area features numerous coffee shops,...

Where to Stay in DA NANG, Vietnam: 4 Areas Explained!
15:24 min 2025-10-06 3,743

Where to Stay in DA NANG, Vietnam: 4 Areas Explained!

This guide breaks down Da Nang's four main residential areas for short-term visitors and long-term residents. My Khe and My An are tourist hubs with walkable beach access, international cafes, and lively nightlife, ideal for stays of up to two weeks. Son Tra offers a quieter, local-expat mix with affordable street food and smoothie stalls, close to the beach and Lady Buddha. Hai Chau, the city cen...

Where to stay in Da Nang Vietnam: Budget Friendly Places πŸ‡»πŸ‡³
8:43 min 2025-10-05 34

Where to stay in Da Nang Vietnam: Budget Friendly Places πŸ‡»πŸ‡³

This guide reviews three Da Nang hotels at different price points, all located near My Khe Beach. The $25-per-night Martin Ho Hotel offers a clean one-bedroom room with a pool and city views, two blocks from the beach. The $50-per-night Yarra Hotel provides a soundproof room with a hot tub, ocean views, an infinity pool, and included breakfast. The $100-per-night Salmalia Boutique Hotel and Spa fe...

Is This the BEST Area to Hang Out in Da Nang? An Thuong Streets 1-15 Raw Walking Tour πŸ‡»πŸ‡³
41:44 min 2025-10-02 198

Is This the BEST Area to Hang Out in Da Nang? An Thuong Streets 1-15 Raw Walking Tour πŸ‡»πŸ‡³

This raw walking tour explores the vibrant An Thuong district in Da Nang, specifically covering streets 1 through 15. The host provides a street-by-street look at what has become the city's most popular tourist and expat hub, located just steps from My Khe Beach. Viewers can see the dense concentration of international dining options, including Indian, Greek, Mexican, and Western cuisine, alongsid...

Da Nang Vietnam Is The Most Modern Affordable City I’ve Ever Seen
13:41 min 2025-10-02 497

Da Nang Vietnam Is The Most Modern Affordable City I’ve Ever Seen

Da Nang, Vietnam, offers exceptional value for travelers and digital nomads, with affordable luxury accommodations, cheap street food, and a vibrant nightlife scene. A five-star hotel like the Wyndham Golden Bay costs around 1,800,000 VND per night, while a three-star boutique hotel like Diloso Daso is about 700,000 VND. Daily food expenses can be under $10, with dishes like grilled frog (89,000 V...

My Friendly DaNang Neighborhood | Apt Tour, Food & Costs
10:44 min 2025-09-30 551

My Friendly DaNang Neighborhood | Apt Tour, Food & Costs

A daily vlog exploring the Son Tra neighborhood of Da Nang, focusing on local amenities, cost of living, and daily routines. The creator highlights rapid development in the area, including new supermarkets like Moon Milk for imported goods and local Vinmart stores. He demonstrates practical aspects of expat life: using a laundry service (25,000 VND for wash, dry, fold), dining at Green Valley Cafe...

The ULTIMATE Da Nang, Vietnam Travel Guide - Things to Do, Where to Stay, & More!
17:34 min 2025-09-29 1,202

The ULTIMATE Da Nang, Vietnam Travel Guide - Things to Do, Where to Stay, & More!

Da Nang, Vietnam's third-largest city, is the focus of this travel guide. The video covers top attractions including My Khe Beach, Son Tra Peninsula, Ba Na Hills amusement park, the ancient town of Hoi An, and the iconic Dragon Bridge. It provides practical advice on where to stay, things to do, day trips, and dining options. The guide also highlights Da Nang's affordable cost of living and its ap...

Southeast Asia's best Digital Nomad City (Da Nang, Vietnam)
25:48 min 2025-09-29 130

Southeast Asia's best Digital Nomad City (Da Nang, Vietnam)

Da Nang, Vietnam, is presented as one of the world's most affordable and well-suited cities for digital nomads and remote workers. The video documents a two-week stay, highlighting the city's low cost of living with meals often under $2 USD and coffees for $0.50 USD. A hotel room with a pool and coworking space is shown for $11 USD per night. The creator explores a local street banh mi shop, a hid...

I Chose Da Nang Over Bangkok β€” Here's Why
15:51 min 2025-09-28 190

I Chose Da Nang Over Bangkok β€” Here's Why

An Australian digital nomad explains why he chose Da Nang over Bangkok for launching his YouTube channel, citing lower costs, easier visa logistics, and a more relaxed environment. He shares his experience of staying in Bangkok's Punnawithi neighborhood before moving to Da Nang, where he secured a studio apartment one block from the beach for about 70-80 cents per local beer. The video compares co...

How to apply for Vietnam E-Visa in 2026: Quick Guide
17:06 min 2025-09-28 545

How to apply for Vietnam E-Visa in 2026: Quick Guide

This step-by-step guide walks through the Vietnam e-visa application process for 2026, based on the creator's two successful applications approved within five days. The video covers the official government website (evisa.gov.vn), visa validity of up to 90 days, and fees of $25 for single entry or $50 for multiple entries. Key requirements include a passport-style photo with a white background, mat...

Da Nang Vietnam STOLE Our Hearts! Could This Be Our New Home? πŸ‡»πŸ‡³
55:48 min 2025-09-28 798

Da Nang Vietnam STOLE Our Hearts! Could This Be Our New Home? πŸ‡»πŸ‡³

A family of four, after two years of research and a year in Bangkok, arrives in Da Nang to evaluate it as a potential long-term home. They explore My Khe Beach, the An Thuong neighborhood for street food, and the quieter Son Tra area where they have secured an apartment. The video documents their first impressions, including coffee at Caribou Cafe on the beach, a banh mi lunch, and evening drinks ...

Before You Rent in Da Nang, WATCH THIS!
5:28 min 2025-09-28 330

Before You Rent in Da Nang, WATCH THIS!

A Da Nang real estate agent answers common rental questions for expats moving to the city. The most popular areas for foreign renters are An Thuong, Son Tra, and Hai Chau across the Han River. Agents typically do not charge tenants β€” the landlord pays the commission. Paying 6 months or a year upfront can earn a 5–10% discount. Some luxury high-rise buildings add a separate management fee on top of...