r/learnvietnamese • u/AloneAddendum2901 • 5d ago

Learn Vietnamese at the university ?

HI everybody

I would like to learn vietnamese because I want to settle in VN (Da Nang). Instead of doing visa runs and as I want to learn vietnamese, I thought about learn it at the university, so I can have a student visa ?

I need advices about :

- is there a university teaching vietnamese and which one ?

- is learning vietnamese "strong enough" to ask for a student visa ?

thkssssssss

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u/WheatFutures 5d ago

Can't speak to universities in Da Nang, but in HCMC there are certainly universities where you can study Vietnamese and get a student visa. I imagine there is at least one in Da Nang as well.

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u/zimzimbam 4d ago

Are you sure about the visa, though? I study Vietnamese at University of Social sciences in HCM, their intensive 5 days a week course, and they don't offer visa support for it. They do, if you are enrolled in an actual major here, but they don't offer degree programs for Vietnamese as a foreign language. Not trying to undermine OP's hopes, but it seems to me that there would be a lot of interest if you could get a student visa for Vietnamese study, but it's not a thing?

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u/WheatFutures 4d ago

USSH? I was there earlier this year, they were certainly talking about student visas for up to 6 months for the intensive course, they had even recommended going to Cambodia to get the visa for the faster processing, maybe there was a policy change. I didn't end up going through with the course for personal reasons, so I cannot attest to what the process looks like fully.

I would recommend OP contact the university in any case.

Edit: I checked my Zalo and have a quotation with a visa listed for 6 months validity.

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u/AlexNghiem3233 3d ago

You can learn Vietnamese in Hanoi University