How to look for room in Vietnam

Today i am going to tell you about how to look for room in Vietnam.

That is not hard.

First of all, i can suggest you livening in “Nguyen Thi Minh Khai”

This is the name of the street where I live.

There are many foreigners and many house for foreigners.

We can see many papers on the house door which were written “room for rent”.

If you find it , just call to the number and you can check the room.

When you talk to the owner ,

you should ask about monthly rent fee, deposit,electric bill, laundry and cleaning etc..

If you check all of them and you could accept them , you can contract .

In Vietnam, most of places employ cleaning worker.

So we don’t need to clean my room by myself.

In case of my room they clean my room up 2 times in a week.

And them service is pretty good.

I am satisfied with them service.

The average room monthly rent price is between 250$ ~ 400$ except electric bill.

My room rent fee is 350$ in a month.

Deposit is a month price so it is 350$ as well.

Cleaning is 2 times in a week.

Electric bill is 1kw/2500VDN.

I have to do laundry by myself. But it is oaky.

There is a laundry machine on a first level floor.

I think if you pay around 300$ in a month ,

you would be able to get comfortable room in Vietnam.

Thank you for reading .

see u tmr.

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