Long-term apartment rentals in Nha Trang

Monthly apartment rental in Nha Trang is the standard format for anyone staying for a season or longer. Landlords usually ask for a deposit equal to one month, the first month in advance and a minimum term of about three months. The longer you commit, the easier it is to agree on a price.

The feed below lists flats, studios and houses for long stays. Filters for district, bedrooms and price help cut out what you do not need. Start looking two to four weeks before you arrive, because in winter the good ones go fast.

If you want to rent a flat in Nha Trang for just a month or two, expect a higher monthly price and some landlords saying no. For short stays it is easier to browse daily rentals that also show a monthly price, or take over a lease from someone moving out early.

For six months or a year, landlords are more willing to give a discount and fix the price. Ask whether paying several months at once changes the rate. If you travel with a pet, say so right away, since many listings do not allow animals.

The price depends on the district, floor, view, age of the building and the amenities. Studios in seafront towers often cost more than one bedroom flats in mini-houses, and South and West Nha Trang are usually cheaper than the Centre. The season matters as well: demand is higher in winter, and summer leaves more room to bargain.

A monthly rent almost never includes utilities. Ask about the electricity rate, water, internet and cleaning in advance so you can add up a realistic budget.

• district and distance to the sea
• studio, one or two bedrooms
• pool, security, parking for a bike
• contract term and deposit size
• electricity and water rates
• condition of the air conditioning and appliances

Put a bilingual contract in place: the parties, address, term, price, deposit and the deadline for returning it, the rules for leaving early and an inventory of furniture and appliances. The landlord should keep the deposit only for unpaid bills and proven damage.

On move-in, film every room, take photos and write down the meter readings. Ask who arranges tạm trú registration and add it to the contract. Do not send money before you have seen the flat in person or on a video call.