Apartments For Rent in Vietnam
Looking for the perfect city base or coastal retreat? Explore our curated listings of apartments for rent in Vietnam, offering flexible leases, prime locations, and comfortable living spaces tailored to your lifestyle.
Luxury 2-Bedroom Sea-View Apartment for Rent – Altara Suites
Luxury 2-Bedroom Apartment for Rent – Bach Dang Complex Riverside
Sea View 1-Bedroom Apartment for Rent – Phuoc My, Da Nang
2-Bedroom Apartment for Rent – The Ocean Suites Da Nang
2-Bedroom Beach Apartment for Rent – Altara Suites, Da Nang
Beachfront 3-Bedroom Serviced Apartment for Rent – Khue My, Da Nang
Beachfront 2-Bedroom Penthouse for Rent – Fusion Suites Danang
2-Bedroom Ocean View Apartment for Rent – Wyndham Soleil Da Nang
Rare 5-Bedroom Penthouse for Rent – Blooming Tower, Da Nang
2-Bedroom Apartment for Rent – Trieu Viet Vuong, Hai Ba Trung / Hoan Kiem
Spacious 2-Bedroom Apartment for Rent – To Ngoc Van, Tay Ho
1 Bedroom Apartment for rent – Dao Tan, Ba Dinh
Cozy 1-Bedroom Apartment for Rent – Trinh Cong Son, Tay Ho
Flexible and Convenient: Apartments for Rent in Vietnam
Renting an apartment in Vietnam is one of the most practical and stress-free ways for expatriates, digital nomads, and young professionals to settle into the country’s vibrant cities. Whether you are looking for a compact studio in a bustling local neighborhood or a spacious multi-bedroom unit close to international business districts, the Vietnamese rental market offers an incredible variety of setups tailored to different budgets and stay durations.
Searching specifically for apartments often connects you with dedicated residential buildings or serviced apartment blocks. These properties are highly favored by short-to-medium-term expats because they streamline the moving-in process, offering fully furnished layouts and centralized management that handles everything from maintenance to high-speed internet setup.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Serviced apartments are incredibly popular in Vietnam. The monthly rent typically includes housekeeping (usually 2 to 3 times a week), changing of bed linens, high-speed Wi-Fi, cable TV, water usage, and 24/7 security or reception services. The only extra bill you usually have to pay is your personal electricity consumption.
The rental process is very straightforward for foreigners. You only need to provide a copy of your valid passport and a current Vietnamese visa (or visa exemption stamp). By law, your landlord or the building management must register your stay with the local ward police (tạm trú), which is a quick and standard procedure they handle on your behalf.
Pet policies vary significantly from building to building. While large condominium complexes often have strict rules against pets, smaller independent apartment buildings or serviced apartment blocks are frequently more flexible. If you are moving with a cat or a dog, always inform your agent beforehand so they can target landlords who explicitly welcome pets.