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Everyday tips & finds for life in Vietnam. Practical guides for expats renting an apartment in Vietnam. Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi: what to check before you sign, how to settle in, and how to fix small problems without upsetting your landlord.
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Renting an Apartment in Vietnam: 5 Things to Check Before You Sign
Electricity Bills When Renting in Vietnam: How They Work and How to Save
Moving Into an Apartment in Vietnam: Your First-Week Shopping List
Vietnam Plugs and Power: What Expats Need to Know Before Plugging In
Rainy Season in Vietnam: How to Keep Your Rented Apartment Dry and Bug-Free
Ants in Your Apartment in Vietnam? A Step-by-Step Plan
Small Bathroom, No Drilling: 6 Renter-Friendly Storage Ideas
| Topic | What to know |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 220V, 50Hz. Check the label on your devices says 100â240V. |
| Electricity price | Tiered: the more you use in a month, the higher the price per kWh. |
| Temporary residence | Your stay should be registered locally. Ask your landlord how they handle it. |
| Deposit | Agree in writing what can be deducted and when it is returned. |
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