Vietnam offers some of the best value in Southeast Asia for remote workers: rent and food are extremely affordable, internet speeds are excellent, the food scene is world-class, and both Saigon and Hanoi have growing digital nomad communities. We help you navigate Vietnam's visa system and set up your financial infrastructure.
Vietnam has become one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing digital nomad destinations. Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and Hanoi both offer vibrant co-working scenes, ultra-fast fibre broadband, extremely low costs of living, and world-class food. Vietnam's e-visa system makes entry simple for most nationalities, though long-term legal residency remains more complex than in some competing destinations.
90-day e-visa, business visa extension, and long-stay options for remote workers in Vietnam.
Get startedOpen a local VND bank account at Techcombank, VPBank, or HSBC Vietnam as a non-resident.
A UK limited company is widely used by Vietnam-based nomads invoicing Western clients.
A Wyoming or Delaware LLC suits Vietnam-based nomads with a primarily US client base.
We review your nationality and stay duration to identify the best Vietnam entry and long-stay option.
Most nationalities can obtain a 90-day e-visa online. We guide you through the e-visa application process.
We assist with local bank account opening once you are in-country with a valid visa.
We form a UK Ltd or US LLC in parallel for international client invoicing.
Vietnam's e-visa and tourist visa officially permit tourism and short stays, not employment. In practice, many remote workers operate in Vietnam on a tourist basis and work for clients outside Vietnam without local employment. Vietnam does not currently offer a dedicated digital nomad visa. Long-term legal certainty requires a business visa or working with a local employer. We advise on your specific situation.
Vietnam's e-visa allows a maximum stay of 90 days per entry (since 2023 upgrade). It is a single or multiple-entry visa valid for up to 90 days per entry within a 90-day validity period. Some nationalities are eligible for the multiple-entry option, allowing re-entry within the same visa period. For stays beyond 90 days, a business visa or visa run is typically required.
Vietnam is one of the most affordable countries for digital nomads. A comfortable nomad lifestyle in Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi (good apartment, co-working space, meals out, motorbike rental) can be maintained for $1,000-$1,800 USD per month. Western-standard accommodation in expat-friendly neighbourhoods costs $400-$800 per month. Da Nang is another popular nomad city with a beach lifestyle at similar costs.
Yes. Most major Vietnamese banks (Techcombank, VPBank, BIDV, HSBC Vietnam) accept foreigners with a valid passport and visa. A temporary residence registration (TRC) from your landlord is often required. Digital-first accounts (Techcombank's mobile app) have simplified the process significantly. We coordinate the account opening process as part of our Vietnam nomad guide service.
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling, from first document to final approval.
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