Make Vietnam your next home.
An advisory and guidance service for individuals and families considering a move to Vietnam. We help you understand immigration options, plan the practical steps, and connect with appropriate local expertise.
Moving to Vietnam, step by step
Relocating to Vietnam is about more than booking a flight. It touches immigration status, employment, housing, healthcare, banking and the everyday details that turn a visit into a life. Whether you are moving for work, family or a change of pace, the central coast — particularly Da Nang and Hoi An — has become a popular base for international residents drawn to the coastline, the cost of living and the growing international community.
Vivid Vietnam helps you understand the options before you move and plan the practical steps once you decide. We are an advisory and guidance service: we bring clarity to the process and connect you with appropriately qualified local professionals where regulated work is required.
Understanding immigration options
Visa categories that can lead to longer stays, and how they differ from short-term visitor visas. We help you see the full picture before you commit to a path.
Work-related considerations
Employment, work permits, and how sponsorship and employer requirements work in Vietnam. Understand what a job offer means for your immigration status.
Family-related pathways
Bringing a spouse or dependants to Vietnam, and what documentation and processes are involved in keeping a family together through a move.
Temporary residence
Temporary residence cards, renewals and the path to longer-term status. We explain the options and what each one realistically involves.
Accommodation and housing
Renting, neighborhoods, and what to expect when setting up a home in Da Nang or Hoi An — from short-term serviced apartments to longer leases.
Relocation planning
A practical checklist for the move, from documents and visas to banking, SIM cards and local services, so nothing important slips through the cracks.
Local services and support
Schools, healthcare, transport and the everyday infrastructure you'll rely on as a resident rather than a visitor.
Living in Da Nang and Hoi An
Why these central-coastal cities are popular with international residents — and what to weigh up when choosing between them.
Advisory, not regulated services
Vivid Vietnam provides information and referrals. Certain services — such as legal work or regulated immigration filings — may be delivered through appropriately qualified local professionals. Immigration decisions are made by Vietnamese authorities and always depend on individual circumstances. We do not guarantee any immigration outcome.