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CONTENTS

WELCOME - XIN CHAO! ………………………………………………………………………………………3

REGISTRATION ……………………………………………………………………………………………………4

VISA PROCEDURE ……………………………………………………………………………………………….5

ACCOMMODATION …………………………………………………………………………………………….6

TRANSPORTATION FROM NOI BAI AIRPORT

TO CITY CENTER & VICE VERSAL …………………………………………………………………………7

GETTING AROUND HANOI …………………………………………………………………………………. 8

PRACTICAL INFORMATION ………………………………………………………………………………….9

ESSENSIAL PHRASE ……………………………………………………………………………………………10

MUST-EAT SPECIALTIES …………………………………………………………………………………… 11

SHOPPING ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..12

LEISURE ACTIVITIES …………………………………………………………………………………………..13

ATTRACTION IN HANOI & VIETNAM ………………………………………………………………….14

HOW TO SURVIVE CULTURE SHOCK ………………………………………………………………….15

NEU CAMPUS MAP …………………………………………………………………………………………. 16

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WELCOME - XIN CHAO!

Welcome to the National Economics University (NEU), Ha Noi, Viet Nam.

Thank you and Congratulations on choosing NEU for your exchange program. Studying abroad is probably

the best way to learn about another country’s culture, language and ideas. However, students who want to

experience one semester or a full academic year abroad need to be well-informed about registration, visa

procedure, language and culture.

The purpose of this guide is to help you get accustomed to the new university and the life in Ha Noi by

offering basic information on official procedures, planning of studies and leisure activities.

Should you have any problems during your stay, please do not hesitate to contact us.

We wish you a successful and pleasant stay in Ha Noi with lots of unforgettable moments!

The International Cooperation Department.

JOIN US AT: www.facebook.com/neu.exchange

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REGISTRATION

After being admitted | students will receive “Letter of Acceptance”, Vietnamese visa application form and a guidebook.

Before arrival | NEU will support students to apply for Vietnam visa, find an accommodation and register for car pick-up service (optional). Students need to make sure they bring all the required application documents in hard copies together with a valid health insurance to Vietnam.

Admission | Students are requested to arrive in Vietnam on the date appointed in the Letter of Acceptance.

Registration documents|

- Arrival and departure form: the form shows the date when you have arrived at NEU (the beginning of your mobility period) and the date when you have left after the mobility. The International Cooperation will keep the original document until your departure.

- Learning agreement: this regulates the conditions of the parties involved in the period of stay, the subjects studied during the exchange period, the number of credits, academic recognition. The learning agreement should be singed by all parties in order to complete your registration at NEU

Remember to pick up the original document 2-3 days before your departure. You need to present it at your home university in order to complete the exchange program.

Activities when arrive |

Sign up for a Welcome meeting with International Cooperation Department

Hand in the registration document

Meet with the academic staff

Academic calendar |

Fall semester: August - December

Spring semester: January – May

No teaching on: Public holiday, Tết (Lunar New Year), 20/11 (Vietnamese Teacher’s day)

NEU mentors | are local students at NEU who volunteered to help new incoming students integrate into university and give tips on leisure activities and other things. Should you want to have a mentor, please let us know and we will find one for you.

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VISA PROCEDURE

Required documents: Original passport (more than 6 months validation with at

least 2 blank pages)

The Vietnamese visa application form (Form N1) which completed information and attached photo already

Procedure: Step 1 - Send us all required documents in soft-copy (scanned version in .pdf) one month in advance.

Step 2 - Within two weeks, you will receive an email with the official Vietnam visa Approval Letter issued by Vietnam Immigration Department.

Step 3 - Print the Approval Letter and prepare two (4cm x 6cm) photos of yourself.

Step 4 - Bring the printed Approval Letter, photos, passport, NEU Acceptance Letter and Stamping Fee

either to Vietnam Embassy in your country

or to Visa On Arrival Office at your destination airport in Vietnam

*Place to receive visa should be selected before applying visa. Approval Letter must be shown when boarding.

Stamping Fee:

25 USD for 1-3 months single entry

50 USD for 1-3 months multiple entry

95 USD for 3-6 months single/multiple entry

135 USD for 6-12 months single/multiple entry

145 USD for 12-24 months single/multiple entry

At Noi Bai International Airport (Hanoi city), the Visa On Arrival counter is situated opposite the passport control.

After you submit documents to Visa On Arrival Office, you need to wait while they process it. In this step, you will pay for the stamping fee (only cash - USD/VND - is accepted).

If you get the visa with some passports for you and your friends, you will receive 1 pink receipt for all. The visas will already be in the passports. Check the visas for errors while still at the window. After receiving your passports, proceed to the Arrival Passport Control.

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ACCOMMODATION

NEU Dormitory | NEU seeks to offer accommodation to every international students coming to Hanoi. However, due to the limited number of rooms, we can only arrange few places for international students.

Location: inside campus, 3 mins walk to lecture halls, 4.5 km to Hanoi Old Quarter

Amenities & Features:

Size: 25m2

Furnished (bed, table, chairs, fridge, cable TV, air conditioner, hot water heater)

Internet wifi, electricity, tap water (included fee)

Cooking is not allowed

Number of people: 2 - 6 students/room

Price: Monthly rent is between 100 USD - 400 USD depending on facilities, room size and number of students/room.

Student Guest House | Student Guest House is not run by NEU but by an governmental independent body. It offers accommodation for foreigners coming for research and study in Hanoi.

Location: A25 Ta Quang Buu Street - 750m to NEU (10 mins walk), 4 km to Hanoi Old Quarter

Amenities & Features:

Size: 30m2

Furnished (bed, table, chairs, fridge, cable TV, air conditioner, hot water heater)

Internet wifi, electricity, tap water (included fee)

Cooking is not allowed

Number of people: 1 - 2 students/room

Price: 300 USD/one person or 360 USD/two persons

Application note | To apply for a place whether in NEU Dormitory or Student Guest House, please contact us at admission@neu.edu.vn 1-2 months in advance. Keep in mind that your application does not secure your place in there yet. You will receive more details concerning the availability of free spots, types of room for your selection later on.

Serviced apartment/ rented flat | Serviced apartment and rented flat are very popular and usually advertised online. Should you be interested in any flat/apartment outside the school (by searching on Internet), we might help to check its condition & location for you. Make sure you understand the terms and conditions of the contract to avoid any problems. Suggested areas: Hai Ba Trung, Hoan Kiem & Dong Da District.

www.vietlonghousing.com www.tnhvietnam.xemzi.com/en/c/1/propertylisting/home Facebook group: Hanoi massive

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TRANSPORTATION FROM NOI BAI AIRPORT TO CITY CENTER & VICE VERSAL

Noi Bai International Airport | about 40 kilometers (20 miles) northeast of downtown Hanoi Center

2 passenger terminals: T1 Domestic terminal & T2 International terminal (Arrival - 1st floor, Departure - 2nd floor)

Utility services: Banking and ATM, Free trolley, Baggage packing, Free Drinking Water, Free Internet wifi named “Noi Bai Airport Free Wifi”, Free charge, Medical Services

Airport Transportations:

Bus Express 86 (highly recommended)

Cost: 30,000 VND/person/one way. Cash and Visa/Master are accepted, no ticket reservation is needed.

Length: 33 km - 55 mins/one way

Where to catch the bus? - From Terminal 1: Right outside the terminal with the

orange signpost (operating time: 6:30 - 23:30) - From Terminal 2: Proceed to the stand No 2 - 1st floor

outside the terminal, cross the road and the bus stop is right there (opposite the stand No 2)

- From City Center: Hanoi Railway Station (operating time: 5:05 - 22:30) (google for the list of stops and timetable)

Bus No. 07 (to the western part of Hanoi) Cost: 9,000 VND/person/one way

Length: 27,6km - 60 mins/one way

Where to catch the bus: - Parking lot 2, terminal T1 (right side of the exit gate) - From City Center: Cau Giay parking lot

Bus No. 17 (to the Old Quarter) Cost: 7,000 VND/person/one way

Length: 34,7 km - 65 mins/one way

Where to catch the bus: - Parking lot 2, terminal T1 (right side of the exit gate) - From City Center: Long Bien (Yen Phu - Compartment 2)

- No restriction regarding baggage allowance

on the bus;

- Travel time between bus stops in city center is only 5-10 mins -> be sure to make it on time.

Taxi Cost: about 350,000 VND/person/one way, included toll charges

Length: 45 - 60 mins/one way

Where to catch taxi: they are well regulated as you step out of the airport

Minibus crew of Vietnam Airlines, Jetstar and Vietjet Air | about 40,000 VND/person/one way

- From 5 pm to 12pm Fri, whole Sat & Sun, with the route

from city to airport, the stop “Hanoi Post Office (Buu Dien Bo Ho)” will be replaced by the stop “opposite house No 6C Phan Chu Trinh (opposite the Hanoi Opera House)”

http://www.myhanoitours.com/hanoi-bus-routes-noi-bai-airport/ https://www.hanoiairportonline.com/hanoi-airport-terminal-map/

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GETTING AROUND HANOI

Public buses | Most of public buses operating from 5:00 to 21:00, some might be available until 22:30.

Color: red + yellow / blue / green

Cost: 7,000 - 9,000 VND/one route (inside Hanoi) 100,000 VND/one route/one month 200,000 VND/multiple routes/one month

To NEU: Bus No.08 & Bus No.18

http://timbus.vn/

BRT | The first Bus Rapid Transit route (private lanes) linking Kim Ma and Yen Nghia bus terminals

Cost: 7,000 VND/one-way ticket

Taxies | Most of taxies in Hanoi use the meter counter. The recommendation is to use the reputable and reliable taxi companies such as Hanoi Group Taxi and Mai Linh taxi (more higher fare), Thanh Nga taxi, Ba Sao taxi and Thanh Cong taxi (resonable fare).

Note down your address as taxi drivers can speak only limited English

Be ware of scams - Note down the ID number of the particular taxi

Uber/Grab | Uber and Grab (both car and bike) is widely used in Hanoi now. Download the app, create an username, and fill in the pick-up address. You can use

the app’s fare estimate feature to check on the price.

To NEU: the drop-off should be “Ky Tuc Xa Dai hoc Kinh te Quoc dan” or “189 Tran Dai Nghia”

Motobike | Motobike is a central form of transportation in Hanoi and very chaotic. A rental will be less hassle than buying and then re-selling. Hondas are the most common brand and also the easiest to get fixed.

Cost: 5 - 7 USD/day or 50 - 80 USD/month Where to rent: Rental shops around the Old Quarter (Ta Hien, Dinh Liet or Hang Bac Str.) or contact your landlord.

http://rentabikevn.com/

A lot of offer and promo code are available, check on it and save your money!

Travel to other provinces By train:

Hanoi Train Station: Location: terminal A on 120 Le Duan Str., terminal B on Tran Quy Cap Str. Train routes: Northward to China and Sapa, Southward to Hue, Da Nang & Ho Chi Minh City.

Long Bien Railway Station Location: Tran Nhat Duat Str. (west bank of Red River) Train routes: Northward towards China and to small towns before the border

By Interprovincial buses: some majors bus stations are My Dinh BS, Giap Bat BS, Gia Lam BS.

Check your bike carefully before payment.

Always wear helmet.

Always take the parking slip with you if you pay for parking.

The road is crowded in peak hours (mostly from 6.30 to 8.30 a.m. and 5.00 to 7.00 p.m.)

Always check the ticket when you receive it.

Only buy tickets from registered booths of large companies inside the terminals and confirm everything with the sale-person.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Insurance | All international students are required to acquire an health insurance from their insurance provider in their home country before their departure. The insurance should cover for medical and evacuation expenses abroad due to accident or sickness for the entire duration of exchange at the host country.

Telephone providers | It is advisable to use Vietnamese prepaid SIM card as it is cheaper than using a SIM card from your home country. 3 main providers in Vietnam are Mobifone, Vinaphone and Viettel, both of them offer good quality and reliable service, in which Viettel is the cheapest. Mobile Internet is very convenient with 3G and 4G service. However, you should register on your phone to use the package rate offered by operators, otherwise the rate could be high. You can buy a pre-paid SIM card, scratch cards (from 50,000 to 500,000 VND) to recharge your account in every streets.

Vietnam Country Code: +84 - Hanoi Code: (024)

Hospitals and health services |There are a lot of public and private hospitals in Hanoi. However, it is not a simple job to look for a hospital/clinic where doctors/staff can communicate English fluently. Followings are medical adresses with English - speaking doctors or staff providing a range of services. Full payment will be required at the time services are provided (then you can be reimbursed partly/fully regarding your insurance policy).

Hanoi French Hospital - No 1 Phuong Mai, Dong Da - T: (84-24) 574 0740 - W: www.hfh.com.vn

Vinmec Hospital - 485 Minh Khai - Times City, Vinh Tuy, Hai Ba Trung - T: (84-24) 3974 3556 - W: https://vinmec.com/

Family Medical Practice Hanoi - Building A1, Van Phuc Diplomatic Compound, G/F, Suite 109-112, Kim Ma Road T: (84-4) 843 0748 - W: www.vietnammedicalpractice.com

Emergency numbers | Police: 113

Fire: 114

Ambulance: 115

When you make a phone call to emergency numbers from a mobile phone, you need to dial your current area code number

Bank | Banks are open on weekdays between 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Some also open on Saturday mornings. ATM’s are readily availability in most locations.

Currency |Vietnamese Dong (VND). Cash is preferable but credit cards are also accepted in many places. ATMs could be found everywhere but be sure to check the fee they charge.

1 EUR = 27,150 VND / 1 USD = 22, 700 VND

Climate and Weather | The weather is humid subtropical with 4 seasons. Due to the city’s latitude, temperatures drop drastically in the wintertime. Highest temperature in summer (May to Sept) can hit 40 degrees Celsius while lowest temperature in winter is estimated at 6 degrees Celsius.

Cost of living | Accommodation, food, clothes, transportation and other things are cheap or expensive depends on what you are used to. A student needs approximately 500 USD/month for accommodation and living expenses.

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ESSENTIAL PHRASES

Hello – Xin chao! (Sin chow!)

Goodbye – Tam biet

How are you – Ban co khoe khong? (ban co kwe khome?)

I’m fine, thank you – Cam on, toi khoe (gahm un thoy kwe)

Thank you – Xin cam on (sin gahm un)

Excuse me/ I’m sorry – Xin loi (seen loy)

You are welcome – Khong co gi (khom go zee)

Yes – Vang (vung)

No – Khong (khome)

How much – Bao nhieu (bow nyew)

Too expensive – Mac qua (mahk qwa)

What is your name – Ban ten gi (ban thane zee)

My name is … – Toi la… (thoy la)

I don’t understand – Toi khong hieu (thoy khom hieu)

I’d like to eat – Toi muon an (thou moowan un)

I’d like to drink – Toi muon uong (thou moowan oowanh)

Good – Tot (thote)

Bad – Khong tot (khome thote)

Can you help me? – Ban giup toi duoc khong? (ban zoop thoy duc khom?)

I am tired – Toi met (thoy mate)

Hot – Nong (nom)

Cold – Lanh (lang)

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MUST-EAT SPECIALTIES

Bún Chả | Barbercued Pork with Rice Vermicelli, typically comes with a plate of fresh herbs and a bowl of dipping fish sauce combined with vinegar, lime, sugar, garlic, chilli, carrots and green papaya.

Price: 30,000 - 50,000 VND

Bun thang | Rice Vermicelli with sliced-chicken, fried-egg, Vietnamese ham, mushrooms, and chopped fresh herbs. The soup is combination of mild chicken and shripm broth.

Price: 30,000 - 40,000 VND

Cha ca | Grilled Fish with Dill and Turmeric, serving with rice vermicelli, peanut, shrimp paste or fish sauce.

Price: 100,000 - 150,000 VND

Pho | Iconic Vietnamese Rice Noodle Soup with beef tenderloin/brisket or chicken thigh/wing.

Price: 30,000 - 50,000 VND

Banh my | Vietnamese bread filled with sliced carrots, picles, cucumbers, liver pate, various meats/fried egg, mayonnaise and chilli paste.

Price: 20,000 - 45,000

Banh cuon | Steamed Rice Rolls filled with ground pork meat and minced mushrooms, serving with fried shallots, cilantro herbs on top and dipping fish sauce.

Price: 25,000 - 40,000 VND

Vietnamese food & drink is very distinct with a range of flavors and tastes. Those obove mentioned are just few of hundred dishes you may find either in street vendors or in restaurant. Explore more yourself!

- Look for the place where locals gather the most and you know where you should order and sit down.

- Vietnamese coffee is stronger than normal!

www.foody.vn/#/places

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SHOPPING

Shopping in Hanoi is famed for its bustling street markets, roadside vendors and narrow shophouses but there are also a growing number of flash boutiques and shopping malls.

Local Markets | Local markets are where you can find fresh seafood, meats, vegetables, quality textiles, fabrics, and household supplies as early as 6:00 am. An exploration of a local market will give you a tiny glimpse into the daily life of Hanoi. Some big markets: Dong Xuan market, Cho Hom market, Dong Tam market, etc…

Quang Ba Flower market: offer fresh flowers from all across Vietnam which can be purchased separately or arranged in bouquets (open daily 2:00 - 12:00). If you’re a flower enthusiast or an extremely early morning riser, make sure to include Quang Ba Flower Market in your travel itinerary.

Supermarkets | Supermarkets offer a wide variety of food and beverage as well as household products. Supermarkets in Hanoi offer more or less smilar goods and service in fixed prices. Some big ones are: BigC, Fivimart, Intimex, Lotte, VinMart. Opening hours: daily from 9:00 - 21:00.

Go-to Convernience Stores | open 24 hours a day for food, snacks, hot and cold beverages, and more. Some options are: Circle K, Shop and Go.

Shopping Malls | Shopping malls are where you can find imported goods with fixed prices, food courts, super markets, movie theaters and a range of leisure activities.

Lotte Center Hanoi: 54 Lieu Giai Str., Ba Dinh Dist. Opening hours: daily 9:00 - 22:30

Vincom Center: 191 Ba Trieu Str., Hai Ba Trung Dist/ 54A Nguyen Chi Thanh Str., Dong Da Dist. / 2 Pham Ngoc Thach Str., Dong Da Dist. Opening hours: daily 9:00 - 22:00

Royal City Vincom Mega Mall: 72A Nguyen Trai Str., Thanh Xuan Dist. Opening hours: daily 9:00 - 22:00

Vinhomes Times City: 458 Minh Khai Str., Hai Ba Trung Dist. Opening hours: daily 9:00 - 22:00

Aeon Mall: 27 Co Linh Str., Long Bien Dist. Opening hours: daily 10:00 - 22:00

- Bring your bargaining skills with you in marketplaces and small shops. You can get up to 50% off the retail prices.

- The prices in Go-to convernience stores could be higher than normal.

- Be careful with your belongings!

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LEISURE ACTIVITIES

Cultural attractions in Hanoi surely offers you a close look about Vietnam’s culture. Some must-see spots are: Temple of Literature and National University. Price: 20,000 VND. Opening hours: 07:30 - 17:30

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. Price: 25,000 VND. Opening hours: 9:00 - 12:00

Hoa Lo Prison. Price: 15,000 VND. Opening hours: 08:00 - 17:00

Vietnam Museum of Ethnology. Price: 40,000 VND. Opening hours: 8:30 - 17:30

Vietnamese Women’s Museum. Opening hours: 8:00 - 17:00. W: http://baotangphunu.org.vn/Vi-tri-bao-tang/

Hanoi Opera House (art shows, concerst, dance performances) W. http://hanoioperahouse.org.vn/

Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre. Price: 60,000 - 100,000 VND. Opening hours: every day at 15:30 - 17:00 - 18:30 - 20:00 - 21:15 and Sunday at 9:30.

Pagodas: One Pillar, Tran Quoc, Quan Su, etc…

Do not wear shorts or skirt and remove hat when visit a pagoda/temple or mausoleum.

CGV Cultureplex. Price: 70,000 - 300,000 VND. W: https://www.cgv.vn/en/ BHD Star Cineplex. Price: 45,000 - 250,000 VND. W: http://www.bhdstar.vn/ National Cinema Center. Price: 40,000 - 85,000 VND. W: https://chieuphimquocgia.com.vn/

Ice Skating Rink, Royal City. Opening hours: 9:30 - 22:00. Pice: 170,000 - 220,000 VND.

W: http://royalcity.vinpearlland.com/members/truot-bang/

Aquarium specimen galary, Times City. Pice: 170,000 - 220,000 VND.

W: http://timescity.vinpearlland.com/en/gio-mo-cua-gia-ve-2/

Bia Hoi Junction - the corner of Ta Hien & Luong Ngoc Quyen Str. Bia hoi is a type of Vietnamese draft beer that only contains about 4% alcohol, cost about 10,000 VND/a tall glass. Alternatively, there are several bars that sell soft drinks, imported beers such as Tiger for about VND 20,000 and a variety of snacks such as steamed peanuts, fried tofu and skewered meats, etc.

Sport Activities: Running around the lakes: Hoan Kiem, Bay Mau, West Lake

Joining our sport-clubs at NEU: volleyballs, basketballs, badmiton and tennis.

Joining some sports in the parks for free. The nearest one from NEU is Thong Nhat park.

Buying a gym club or swimming membership (day passes/monthly).

Trying coffee and fresh juices in different coffee shops, attending workshops, visiting exhibitions, doing manicure, etc…

https://ticketbox.vn/ (to check out info of incoming events in Hanoi)

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ATTRACTIONS IN HANOI & VIETNAM

As the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi is home to a large number of must-see attractions which are suitable for 1-2 days sight-seeing. Some of those are:

Hanoi Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem lake | maintains most of the original street layout and some of the architecture of old Hanoi. For a tour around the OQ, there are many options: hiring a cyclo, riding a bicycle, walking or hoping on the electric car (buy the ticket with 15,000 VND/seat at the terminal on Dinh Tien Hoang street). During the weekend, this area will become walking street (Fri-Sun, 20:00 - 23:30) with a night market and a lot of activities.

West lake | is the biggest freshwater lake of northwest center of Hanoi and probably the most popular neighbourhood for expats with an abundance of Western-oriented restaurants, bars and shops here. Also, the normal and colorful Vietnameses life filters through all around them, from streetside food joints to fishermen and temples. Visit West Lake on a sunny day to enjoy the impressive views across the lake.

Suggested Weekend Getaway | After a long week, sometimes a short getaway is in order. Here is some destinations you might be interested:

Bat Trang - porcelain and pottery village: is about 13km southwest of Hanoi where you can make pottery products by yourself (one-day visit)

Duong Lam Ancient Village: is 40km to the west of Hanoi where you can observe ancients houses and architectural features of the typical Vietnamese old village with banyan trees and a wharf on the river (one-day visit)

Bai Dinh - Trang An: is 95km from Hanoi. Bai Dinh complex is the biggest Buddhism center of Southeast Asia with a marvelous, majestic architecture but still preserve traditional features. When visiting Trang An, you can experience the sampan ride for spectacular view of grottoes, river and mountain (two-day visit)

Halong Bay: is 169km from Hanoi, but it is very easy to visit on a minibus or with a tour. Halong Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring thousands of limestone karsts and isles in various shapes and sizes (two-day visit)

Sugessted best destinations in Vietnam | Vietnam is a country of breath taking natural beauty with a unique heritage, from moutainous area to the beach.

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HOW TO SURVIVE CULTURE SHOCK

Vietnam is a multi-nationality country with rich and inherent culture of 54 ethnic groups. Cutural shock caused by moving from a familiar culture and lifestyle to one which is completely different is unadvoidable. Here are just some highlights we would like to share with you in order to reduce the impact of culture shock and find out the best way to deal with issues. The most important thing is to be patient, optimistic, and open-minded to explore the country!

Vietnamese life revolves around the family

The most common utensils are chopsticks and a flat spoon. When finished, lay chopsticks on top of your bowl. Do not stand up chopsticks in the food.

One of the most dimensions of politeness if for the young to show respect to the elders. Younger people should be the fist to issue the common salutation “xin chao” when meeting someone older.

Vietnamese people are very friendly and they appreaciate when expats make an effort to speak to them in their own language.

http://www.vietnam-culture.com/

Accept the differences

Make friends with the locals

Take off your shoes when you enter temples and someone’s house

Use both hands when passing anything

Be careful of your belongings and valuables

Keep your passport and valuables at home. A photocopy will suffice

Do not worry about the misunderstandings or the funny mistakes that might cause uncomfortable situations

Never sleep or sit with the soles of your feet poiting towards the atar

Never lose your temper

Do not commit public displays of affection

Do not take photographs of military installations

Do not carry more money than you need when walking around the streets

Do not be paranoid about your security, just be aware of the surroundings

Shoud you need any further information and support, do not hesitate to contact us!

International Cooperation Department

Email: admission@neu.edu.vn

Address: Room 108, Building 7, National Economics University (the gate on Tran Dai Nghia Str.)

Tel: +84 (24) 36 280 280 - Ext. 5726

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