Financial Planning Guidance for International Students in Vietnam
Studying abroad brings unique financial challenges. We work with international students who need clear planning for education costs, living expenses, and long-term goals in Vietnam's developing economy.
Start Your Financial JourneyBudget Management
Living costs in Thanh Hóa differ from major cities. We help you understand local pricing, set realistic monthly budgets, and track expenses. Currency conversion can eat into your funds, so we look at banking options that minimize fees.
Education Cost Planning
Tuition is just the start. Books, supplies, lab fees, visa renewals—they add up fast. We map out your complete education expenses over multiple semesters and create a funding strategy that keeps you on track without constant stress.
Post-Study Goals
Some students return home after graduation. Others stay in Vietnam for work opportunities. Your financial plan should reflect what happens after your degree ends, whether that means saving for a return trip or building an emergency fund for job searching.
Real Experiences from International Students
Students we've worked with share their stories about managing finances while studying in Vietnam.
Rowan Fletcher
Engineering Student from Australia
I had no idea how much visa extensions would cost until the second year. The planning sessions helped me set aside money each month so those bills didn't catch me off guard. Now I actually know where my money goes.
Iris Novak
Business Major from Czech Republic
The exchange rate fluctuations were killing my budget. We switched to a different transfer method that saved about 3% each time my parents sent money. Small change makes a real difference over four years.
Quincy Brooks
Medical Student from South Africa
Medical school here is longer than I expected. Having a financial roadmap for the full duration—not just one year at a time—gave me peace of mind. I can focus on studying instead of constantly worrying about running out of money.
What You Actually Get from Financial Planning
Financial planning isn't about investment portfolios when you're a student. It's about making your money last through the semester and knowing what's coming next month.
We've worked with students from fifteen countries since 2023. Most need help with the basics: understanding local costs, managing multiple currencies, and planning for unexpected expenses like medical bills or emergency travel.
How to Get Started
We're accepting new international student clients starting September 2025. The process takes about three weeks from initial contact to your first planning session.
Initial Contact
Send us your basic info and study timeline
Information Review
We assess your situation and prepare recommendations
First Session
Video meeting to discuss your financial plan
Ongoing Support
Monthly check-ins and plan adjustments