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Vietnam Crowned World's Most Affordable Expat Destination for Fifth Straight Year

Vietnam tops global expat affordability rankings in 2026, with low living costs, vibrant street food culture and budget-friendly travel experiences boosting its appeal.

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Moneycontrol•20-02-2026, 19:03

Vietnam Crowned World's Most Affordable Expat Destination for Fifth Straight Year

•Vietnam has been ranked the world's most affordable country for expatriates for the fifth consecutive year in 2026, according to InterNations.
•Low cost of living, strong purchasing power for foreigners, and immersive cultural experiences drive its appeal.
•Everyday expenses like petrol (0.70 EUR/litre) and local meals (under 1 EUR) are significantly lower than in Western countries.
•89% of expats are satisfied with the cost of living, and 87% report comfortable income support for their lifestyle.
•Affordable street food, budget accommodation (5 EUR/night for dorms), and low transport costs (7 EUR/month for public transit) enhance lifestyle value.

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