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on 27 Jul 2019
Hi there, I’m considering moving to Vietnam next year. Im an American EFL teacher with 10+ years of higher education teaching experience in Saudi Arabia. I have a BA in English Lit from the US and my TEFL certification. Being a single mom of 3 daughters, 13, 10 & 6 I would appreciate any information, insight and advice on what to expect with living, job opportunities, schooling, cost and anything else I may encounter with a move there
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Hi Qudora,
I think you should travel Vietnam before you move to Vietnam.
I'm a vietnamses so I really advise you.
Many Expats choose Ho chi minh or Da nang city for living and working.
Hope this for helps!
Tri.