Living as a Black Expat in Vietnam 

I’ll be in Africa towards the end of the year.

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The Vietnamese company, or any foreign company, has to prove they can't find local talent to fill the position. That's when they reach out to foreign, specialized candidates; I am one of those specialized candidates who couldn't be found within Vietnam. So, if you're looking to work and live for an extended time outside your home country, make sure it's in a specialized field. These opportunities are more readily available in developing countries like LATAM (Latin America), APAC (Asia Pacific Region), and parts of Africa and Oceania. As an American, it's difficult to get a work visa in Europe.

That's our habit. We are wearing mask before pandemic to avoid UV, dirt and pollution. So it becime our habit not just avoid spreading virus

I build wind farms.

The food is better in the south. The culture is better in the north. Dating is plentiful all over the country. Stick to the bigger cities if you don't speak Vietnamese.

@@FreedomofPhotography Thank you. This is a big help.

Saigon (HCMC) is a great place to visit, especially for younger people. Hanoi is a great place to visit, especially for older people. But Da Nang is the hidden Paradise if you want to _Live_ in Vietnam. Trust me.

@@shotelcothanks for this. Hoping todo business and live a bit in 'Nam and definitely taking on your advice. Da Nang

Thailand is more open to blacks compared to vietnam in asia but still asians stay asians watchout they still don't like blacks...

The north is cooler than the south but it’s pretty much warm all year around. You should be good in November. Beaches and mountains will both be comfortable.

I'm preparing to move to NaDang as a single woman solo. Do you think NaDang is a good area. Love your videos by the way

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​@@FreedomofPhotography Your hair is beautiful, don't cut it. You can do allot of hairstyle with locs..