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Workation in Ho Chi Minh City: the essentials
Saigon, as many still call it, is Vietnam's largest city and financial centre, home to more than 14 million people since the 2025 merger with neighbouring provinces. Rivers and canals cut through it, motorbikes fill every street, and alley life runs right up against towers like Landmark 81. The Independence Palace, the War Remnants Museum and Ben Thanh Market are the standard stops, and the areas long known as Districts 1 and 3 and Thao Dien are where most foreigners end up, with coworking on offer across town. Metro Line 1 opened in late 2024, but traffic remains heavy and the rainy season from May to November floods some streets. Tan Son Nhat International Airport is about 7 km from the centre.
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Ho Chi Minh City has a broad coworking market, even though nothing is mapped in OSM within 10 km; density is highest in District 1, Binh Thanh and Thao Dien. Day passes usually cost single-digit euros, hot-desk monthly plans roughly EUR 80-130. Many remote workers also use cafes with reliable Wi-Fi or hotel lobbies.
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Ho Chi Minh City gets a data sheet to save on December 5.
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