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InformationPolicy Changes

Vietnam Updates Rules for Foreigner Deportation

New administrative procedures in Vietnam clarify the legal rights and deportation process for foreign residents and investors, adding legal structure to residency status.

April 4, 2026
InformationPolicy Changes

Understanding Foreign Property Ownership Rules in Vietnam

Foreigners in Vietnam are now restricted to buying residential property only from developers or other foreigners, significantly limiting secondary market options for long-term residents.

April 4, 2026
InformationCost Of Living

Inside the Shift in Vietnam's Residential Market

Apartment prices in major Vietnamese hubs are surging by up to 30%, meaningfully increasing the cost of living for expats and nomads in the region.

April 3, 2026
InformationTravel Disruptions

Vietnam Prepares to Open Long Thanh International Airport

The transition of international flights to the new Long Thanh airport will change transit times and logistics for travelers and expats based in or visiting Ho Chi Minh City.

March 19, 2026
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Vietnam’s Expanded E-Visa and Upcoming Talent Visas

Starting July 2026, Vietnam will introduce UD1 and UD2 visas for high-quality talent and their families, offering up to five years of residency. The country will also expand e-visa acceptance to 41 additional border gates and maintain 90-day multiple-entry options for all nationalities.

March 16, 2026
InformationCost Of Living

Vietnam Updates Residential Property Tracking with Electronic IDs

The introduction of unique ID codes for residential units is set to professionalize the rental market and enhance regulatory monitoring of foreign property ownership in Vietnam.

March 13, 2026
InformationTravel Disruptions

Da Lat Travel Hits a Roadblock as Lien Khuong Airport Closes

The five-month closure of Da Lat's airport creates significant logistics hurdles for nomads visiting this popular hub, requiring multi-hour ground transfers from other cities.

March 11, 2026
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Inside Vietnam's Simplified Work Permit Rules

Vietnam is introducing a major work permit overhaul that eases qualification requirements for tech workers and experts while adding new exemptions for spouses of citizens and short-term consultants. The update also introduces a single permit valid for multiple work locations, significantly reducing bureaucracy for foreign professionals.

March 9, 2026
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Vietnam Rolls Out Long Term Visas for Tech Professionals

Effective July 1, 2026, Vietnam will launch the UĐ1 visa for high-quality digital technology professionals and the UĐ2 visa for their immediate families. These visas offer a significant stay period of up to five years, providing a more stable long-term residency option for specialized remote workers and tech experts.

March 9, 2026
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Inside Vietnam's Long-Term Talent Visas and E-Visa Expansion

Starting July 2026, Vietnam will introduce the UD1 visa for high-quality talent and the UD2 visa for their families, both valid for up to five years. Additionally, 41 new border gates, including the upcoming Long Thanh Airport, will begin accepting 90-day multiple-entry e-visas.

February 22, 2026
InformationCost Changes

ExpatsLIST Streamlines the Move to Vietnam

ExpatsLIST has introduced a suite of 41 interactive tools designed to assist foreigners moving to or living in Vietnam. The platform includes visa requirement checkers, tax calculators, and cost-of-living engines to help nomads and expats manage their financial and legal obligations.

February 17, 2026
InformationPolicy Changes

Vietnam Updates Rules for High-Level Tech Visas

Starting July 2026, Vietnam will introduce the UĐ1 visa for high-quality digital technology professionals and the UĐ2 visa for their immediate families. These visas will offer a significant residency extension, allowing eligible tech workers to stay in the country for up to five years.

February 17, 2026