Can foreigners retire in Vietnam?

Unfortunately, a retirement visa is still not available yet in Vietnam. So for foreigners who would like to stay longer in Vietnam, they will have to apply for a business visa or a tourist visa, however, due to recent updates to the immigration law, a business or investor visa is the only way forward.

How much does it cost to live in Hoi An?

Here’s an example of a monthly budget for two people living comfortably in Hoi An:

House rental (one or two-bedroom):	$450
Groceries:	$125
Transportation (motorbike rental and gasoline):	$80
Entertainment (eating out five nights a week, including beer or soft drinks):	$330
Monthly total:	$1,115

Can I collect Social Security and live in Vietnam?

Retirees who are U.S. citizens are entitled to continue receiving benefits for as long as they live outside the United States. However, citizens of other countries who receive Social Security may have some restrictions on how long they can receive benefits while outside the United States.

Where do expats live in Vietnam?

Two of the most popular neighbourhoods with English-speaking expats include Tay Ho in Hanoi and Binh Thanh in Ho Chi Minh City. Once you are a bit more settled, you might find life in other cities appealing, especially those on Vietnam’s beautiful coast.

How much does the average house cost in Vietnam?

The average home in Vietnam costs approximately $4,500. Monthly rent varies, but the average cost is about $650, and this price often includes utilities.

Can I get my US pension if I live abroad?

Receiving Benefits as a U.S. Citizen Living Abroad The bottom line: The Social Security Administration (SSA) cannot pay you any retirement benefits until you have the required number of credits. You are in a country where the Social Security Administration can send payments.