Avoid Vietnam

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• TH

  @TheYarbros · 1 month ago · pinned

  Thanks for tuning into our PSA on why you might consider avoiding Vietnam. Join our travel fam here ➡ <a href="http://patreon.com/theyarbros">patreon.com/theyarbros</a> you can also support our content here: <a href="http://buymeacoffee.com/TheYarbros">buymeacoffee.com/TheYarbros</a>

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• AL

  @alioreads4u · 1 month ago

  Now <b>THIS</b> is crucial info for prospective travelers and expats. Thank you

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• MA

  @mayamichelle6741 · 4 weeks ago

  Great video. You described it exactly &nbsp;as I would. I’d add/clarify three points: <br><br>1) don’t come if you’re single and wishing to socialize with other foreigners in your home. Overnight guests (and in some places even daytime guests) must be registered, &nbsp;<br><br>2) in addition to typhoons and flooding from Sept-Dec, central Vietnam is also HOT 30-37 degrees from June-August (midnight temp 30!), <br><br>3) in addition to the no long term residency plans, landlords have more flexibility and rights than tenants: A) short term contracts (so rent can be increased easily every 3-6 months), B) no deposit return clauses for even longer term contracts, &nbsp;C) paying extra for electricity to landlord, who establishes the rate, instead of paying the direct usage amount to the utility company.

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• ME

  @Mesharae · 4 weeks ago

  Thank yall for making these honest videos!

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• KT

  @KTUBE34170 · 4 weeks ago

  These videos are so helpful

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• DA

  @david94134 · 4 weeks ago

  This is a great video. You are on point with all your advice. Vietnam is a great place to visit but not to live. Thanks for sharing!

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• MI

  @MissChiqi · 3 weeks ago

  Thank you to both of you! I&apos;m planning my 2027 scouting trip around Vietnam so I will take this into consideration.

• CE

  @Ceilingkatwatchesus · 4 weeks ago

  Love Vietnam to visit. But I love living in Bangkok. Much love to yall and great video.

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• VE

  @VERONICAVERY · 4 weeks ago

  Excellent video!!

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• CH

  @christaiki · 4 weeks ago

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• NL

  @nleddie · 3 weeks ago

  I was planning to visit vietnam for a while but the freedom point you mentioned made me take it off the list.

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• OP

  @OptimusPrime-XO · 3 weeks ago

  Great content guys.