 Is it better to travel as a tourist with US dollars or dong in vietnam ? |
| i am travelling from australia. i'm not sure if i should change my australian dollars to dong in vietnam or buy U.S dollars in australia and then change to dong . can one travel only with dong ... |
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 Vietnam Motorcycle Holidays? ? |
| My husband and I have been wanting to go on a "different" kind of holiday for some time, and, after watching Top Gear last night, think that a similar trip to theirs would be perfect for us!... |
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 Can a Vietnamese citizen buy a house/apartment for under $50,000 in HCMC? |
| My fiancee is Vietnamese and lives in HCMC. Can she purchase property before we are married and I just move in after wedding? I know foreigners pay a different price for everything. We are trying to ... |
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 What's the VISA fee for Vietnam? |
The Vietnam Embassy website doesn't state the Visa fee and they don't reply to their email!
http://www.vietnamembass
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GW
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 Vietnamese language translation - "Beo"? |
| Hi, My Vietnamese friends have nicknamed me Beo. They tell me in translates to "Fat" but that it's not meant as a bad word. I'm not sure how calling someone fat is good. Can ... |
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 So interested in going to Veitnam !! ..what good places to go ...good nightlife and hot girls !! ? |
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 Any tips on touring Vietnam? |
I am planning a trip to Vietnam and would gladly welcome any tips on the where, how and when to visit it.
Any info on the prices of accomodation, transportation, etc would be great as well.
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 Any tips for traveling in Vietnam? |
| I'm going to Vietnam for two weeks, heading from HCMC up to Ha Noi, down to Da Nang, Hoi An and Hue and then back to HCMC. Any tips, tricks or must sees??... |
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 How do I say hello in Vietnamese? And what is the proper pronunciations? ? |
I think hello is Xin chào but how do I pronounce it? Is it yen chow?
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 What is the longest visitors visa you can get to Vietnam? |
I need a link to see the info. I want to go to Vietnam indefinitely but would like the longest possible Visa. I am not going for work or school.
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 Diving in Vietnam? |
Has anyone any experience of diving in Vietnam?
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 Vietnam literature...? |
| American literature of the Vietnam war is essentially colonial in form and focus. You may use examples from poetry, science fiction and other forms (such as music) to justify or challenge this claim.... |
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 Why Is Vietnam Often Referred to As a Small Country When It's Not ? |
| Actually, of the 266 geographical entities in the world, Vietnam ranks 72nd in size, being larger than Poland , Italy, and the Philippines (75th, 76th and 77th respectively) and way larger than the ... |
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 Ha Noi to Ha Long Bay? |
| What is the best method of travel from Ha Noi to Ha Long Bay? For example: By bus, taxi, train, etc.... |
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Pros & Cons of Living In Vietnam? |
What are some pros & cons of living in Vietnam? |
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YooH8M3?
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Pros:
-A lot of cheap stuff and nice people
-Nice weather
Cons:
-Communist, if they were gone it would be better just like the fall of Berlin Wall... |
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KP
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Pros: nice country, cost of living is cheap, friendly.
Cons: No freedom of speech, corruption in every level of government, pollute, crime in big city |
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emi T
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I'm an expert on Vietnam.
PROS. sunny, nice people,good food,cheap 2 place live in.
CONS.some people sell fake medicine,diseases like malaria,bird flu,and mosquito OUCH!!!! |
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I've been working and staying in Vietnam for 7 years. Currently back to my own country. As a foreigner and personal point of view:-
PROs:-
If you are a bachelor, the first initial years would be an enjoyable period if you are from a developed country. There are so many things to experience eg crossing the road with so many bikes driving around, the living environment where houses are close to each other, the vietnamese foods, the drinking pubs with friendly staff, the differences between south/central/north vietnam etc etc.
CONs:-
Communication issues with Vietnamese as they seems to have their own set of thinking, hence could be tough to really blend in with them, even for foreigner husband and vietnamese wife. After a while, staying in vietnam on a longer period could create stress as you will be no longer enjoying those initial years of enjoyment as the working environment/government bureaucracy/people/bikes/pollution doesn't seems to improve much..
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Gio met den banjo
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I lived in Vietnam for six months for an internship.
THE PROS: the Sun, friendly and smiling people, the price of life which is really really really really cheap, amazing food, crazy parties, beautyfull girls, beautyfull nature, a huge culture to discover.
THE CONS: There will always be a wall between vietnamese pple and foreigners, you are never really integrated.
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Pro: beautiful scenery, wonderful people, one of the few peoples that know their heritage.
Con: "big brother" (communism) is always watching, freedom of religion, lack of opportunity for foreigners, only one language |
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