Today, I am inviting a friend who lives in District 7 of Ho Chi Minh City. He has been living abroad for more than 10 years, mainly in Asia. He has lived in China and Singapore. Now, he decided to settle for more than a year in District 7 of Saigon: a quiet district, nature oriented, with excellent schools, parks and infrastructures, he will share with us his opinion and feedback on his relocation to Saigon.

If you are considering relocating to Saigon and mainly in a quiet area, close to nature or if you want to move with your family. This video will tell you more about this little gem tailored for expatriate families. Around this lake, we are surrounded by small houses in the style of Taiwan (this part of the city was built by a Taiwanese architect) and we share with you our opinion on being expats in Ho Chi Minh City.

➡️ Here is the summary of this video interview:
0:00 Expat living in Saigon, Vietnam
0:46 10 years of living in Asia
1:26 Pros and cons of living in Saigon
2:17 Lifestyle in Ho Chi Minh City
3:35 Vietnamese food and dishes
4:45 Convenient and ease of settling in Saigon
6:03 Weather and temperature in Ho Chi Minh City
7:33 Disadvantages and cons of living in Saigon
9:41 Advantages in living in District 7
10:09 Should you live in a condominium in Vietnam ?
11:59 Perfect district for foreign families in Saigon.
12:24 Comparison Vietnam vs Singapore ?
14:18 Is Ho Chi Minh city a safe city ?
14:54 Career vs life in Singapore and Vietnam
15:41 Starting a business in Vietnam
17:22 How to move to Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City ?

✍ If you are familiar with District 7 in Saigon and Singapore, what is your opinion on the main similarities and differences between these two places? Of course we understand that there are some factors that are not comparable: Singapore is a highly developed and modern country while Vietnam is one of the border countries. Feel free to leave your comments and opinions below 👇.