Let Your Da Nang Apartment to a Foreign Tenant. Let’s find the right people for your home.

Tell us about your property. We’ll discuss its features, rental terms and the residents it would suit.

Get your property ready for a first conversation

No polished presentation needed. These three sets of details help us understand the property and avoid unnecessary back-and-forth.

Photos and layout

Daylight photos of every room, window views, bathroom and entrance. A short video helps explain the space.

Home details

Address, floor, area, bedrooms, lift, parking, furniture and appliances. Include any access details.

Terms and availability

Expected price, deposit, minimum term, available date and included costs. Clarify pet and occupancy rules too.

Let’s start with the details.

To get started, we only need the area, property type and your contact details. Photos and terms can follow.

01
Get to know the property
We review the home’s condition, location and features.
02
Agree on the terms
We discuss pricing, rental duration and how we’ll work together.
03
Arrange viewings
We help prospective residents see whether your home is right for them.

If you own an apartment or a villa in Da Nang and want a tenant for a year rather than a week, this is what we offer: a foreign tenant with checked documents, a bilingual lease, a deposit and the temporary residence registration, and you pay only on move-in. We work with a agent who covers requests across the whole city; requests come from this site in three languages and from our channels. Below: what you get, what we need from you, what it costs and how fast it lets.

What you get

A tenant for three months or more, most often six or twelve: remote workers, families, company employees. We do not do nightly or "monthly" stays.
A checked tenant: passport, visa, validity, purpose of stay; you see the documents before signing.
A bilingual lease with terms that protect you too: deposit, electricity rate, move-out procedure, liability for damage. How it is built is in our guide to the lease and deposit.
A handover report with photos and meter readings at move-in and move-out: a deposit dispute is settled by it, not by memory.
Temporary residence registration: you declare a foreign tenant online as soon as they arrive, or on the paper form within 12 hours; details in the temporary residence guide.
Contact for the whole term: renewal, questions about bills, move-out.

What we need from you

A furnished apartment with appliances, the ownership document or a power of attorney, your ID, the price and the terms. We do not use pictures from the internet. If the apartment is still let to someone, tell us the date it frees up: we start showing in advance.

What we do not take: apartments meant for nightly rental.

What it costs and who pays

The owner pays the commission on move-in: the rate depends on the length of the lease, and the usual one on the Da Nang market is half a month to a full month of rent for a twelve-month tenant. What the commission covers: the search, the viewings, the lease, the report, contact for the whole term. How the money works on the market is in our guide to who pays the agent commission.

How fast it lets

Honestly: we do not publish letting times yet, because the base is young. What drives speed: the price relative to the market, how complete the furnishing is, readiness for a twelve-month lease and for the registration. We measure the market across 41 buildings regularly; the medians for your building are on its page and in the rent prices guide. An apartment at the median with good photos goes faster than one 20% above the median with photos from a sales listing.

Documents and tax

From 1 January 2026 an individual pays no tax on rent if the year's rental revenue is 1 billion dong or less, about $38,000. Above it, VAT is 5% of all the revenue and personal income tax is 5% of the part above 1 billion. The owner declares, and below the threshold still files a revenue notice once a year. One apartment crosses the threshold only above 83 million dong a month, so the tax mostly concerns large villas and owners with several units. This is not advice and the rules change; our detailed guide to rental tax is in Vietnamese.

Registering the tenant is your legal duty, and the owner files it. Failing to declare a foreigner costs the owner a fine of 3 to 5 million dong under Decree 282/2025/NĐ-CP.

How to start

Fill in the form on this page: area, type of home, bedrooms, price, contact.
Inspection: the agent comes, sees the apartment and confirms the terms.
The apartment goes into the catalogue in three languages and into our channels; viewings as requests come in.
Lease, deposit, move-in, registration. The commission after move-in.

What it looks like from the tenant's side is on the how to rent page; who we are and how we earn is on the about us page. Your data is handled under our privacy policy.

Rules, fees and tariffs in this text were checked against official sources on 27.09.2026; the links sit on the document numbers. This is not legal advice, so confirm your own case with a lawyer or the authority.

Questions and answers

What does it cost to let through you?: The owner's commission on move-in, usually half a month to a month of rent for a twelve-month tenant on the Da Nang market.
Who do you let to?: Foreigners and Vietnamese for three months or more, with documents checked before signing. No nightly stays.
Do I have to register the tenant?: Yes. Online as soon as the tenant arrives, or on the paper form within 12 hours; otherwise the owner is fined 3 to 5 million dong. The owner files.
Do I pay tax on the rent?: Only if the year's revenue is above 1 billion dong: then 5% VAT on all of it and 5% personal income tax on the part above the threshold. Below it no tax is due, but a revenue notice is still filed. Check with an accountant; this is not advice.