Is there a big gap between Vietnam s wage level and China s?

Speaking of Vietnam, I believe many small partners are familiar with it, it is our neighbor and a country with relatively slow economic development. And just in the last two years, we often heard that many people bought Vietnamese brides from Vietnam, because life in Vietnam is more difficult. So is there really a big gap between the level of work in Vietnam and that in China?

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Vietnam's economic development has been stagnant, so the wage level in Vietnam is very different from that in China. Let's not talk about Vietnam and China 100 years ago, both belong to the developing countries and belong to the countries with relatively slow economic development, but our country has worked hard for 100 years, and the economy has been quite high, and the quality of life of citizens is not only at the level of food and clothing, but also has been well-off, but Vietnam has not changed the economic model of a hundred years ago, although it is very hard-working, but the wages are very different. <>

The current situation in Vietnam is embarrassing. Living in a country where there is no shortage of food and drink, but also can improve their quality of life in real time is a very happy thing, as a Chinese, lemon sometimes feels very happy, when I see that many places in Vietnam do not even have running water, meals and meat is a luxury, I feel that the decision of ** can really affect the quality of life of citizens. <>

The gap between wages in Vietnam and wages in China is huge. Many people in Vietnam have a monthly salary of less than 1,000 yuan, so many Vietnamese brides ran to China many years ago and wanted to marry Chinese young men. Even now, the wages of some factories in China are two or three thousand yuan, which is too low to meet personal needs, but for those who come to work in Vietnam, the wages are already high, and they work very hard, for fear of being fired.

The difference is huge. Vietnam's living standard is still not as good as China's, this Vietnamese netizen also used salary as an example, saying that when he was in Vietnam, his salary was only about 1,000 yuan, but after going to China, it was more than 3,000 yuan, which directly increased several times, and the salary was so high that this Vietnamese netizen felt that China's living standard was very high.

The gap is definitely very big, first of all, let's take a look at Vietnam as a country and compare it with China, China's economic development level is definitely much higher than Vietnam's.

It won't be very big, Vietnam's money is not worth much, but the local salary is still quite high, and it can be exchanged for as much income as China's RMB, and Vietnam is not poor.

VND 500 million is not a rich person in Vietnam, and VND500 million is only about 150,000 yuan. Based on the exchange rate in December 2019, one VND can be converted into Chinese yuan. Therefore, 130 million yuan is equivalent to about 39,811 yuan, close to 40,000 yuan, and such a wage level is also very considerable in China.

Although Vietnam has been developing in recent years, its economic strength is still the lowest in Asia. Agriculture is the mainstay, and industry is weak. In 2016, Vietnam's total GDP was US$100 million, which is equivalent to the total of one province in Guizhou Province.

Vietnam's per capita GDP is only 2,186 US dollars, which is much worse than Guizhou's per capita GDP.

Vietnam's per capita monthly income is 10,000 VND, about 1,184 yuan. The ranking of provinces and cities from low to high is: Dien Border Province, 10,000 VND, about 513 yuan.

Luo Province, 10,000 VND, about 517 yuan. Jiang Province, 10,000 VND, about 544 yuan. Lai Chau Province, 2.05 million VND, about 577 yuan.

Northern Province, 10,000 VND, about 599 yuan. Cao Bang Province, 10,000 VND, about 640 yuan. Gia Lai Province, 10,000 VND, about 656 yuan.

Lang Son Province, 10,000 VND, about 696 yuan.

The average salary level in Vietnam is not high, not high compared to China.

The Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Vietnamese: c ng hòa x h i ch ngh a vi t nam, English: Socialist Republic of Vietnam), abbreviated as "Vietnam" (Vietnam), is a socialist country in Asia.

Located in the east of the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia, bordering Guangxi and Yunnan in the north, and bordering Laos and Cambodia in the west, the land is long and narrow, with an area of about 330,000 square kilometers, close to the South China Sea, and a coastline of more than 3,260 kilometers.

Vietnam is located in the eastern part of the Indochina Peninsula, and its geographical coordinates are 8°10 north latitude'～23°24', longitude 102°09 E'～109°30'It is bordered by the People's Republic of China to the north, the Lao People's Democratic Republic and the Kingdom of Cambodia to the west, and the South China Sea to the east and south. The coastline is more than 3,260 kilometers long and pure belt. It is 1,600 kilometers long from north to south, and 50 kilometers at its narrowest point from east to west.

The land area is 329556 square kilometers.

In March 2011, the Ministry of Labour, Wounded and Social Affairs released data on the average wage survey of Vietnamese workers for the previous year.

Including 15 cities, including Hanoi, Haiphong, Vinh Phuc, Quang Ninh, Hoa Hoa, Thanh Hoa, Thanh Nemb, Hoa Minh City, Dong Nai, Binh Duong, Ba Ria - Vung Tau and Can Tho, 1,581 enterprises, including state-owned, joint-stock and foreign-funded companies, with a total of 14,451 employees.

The average monthly wage in Vietnam is 3.2 million dong, equivalent to 1,280 yuan, the average monthly wage in the metallurgical and mining industry is 9.2 million dong, equivalent to 3,680 yuan, the banking industry is 7.6 million dong, equivalent to 3,040 yuan, and the average monthly wage in the textile and garment and footwear industry is 2.2 million dong, equivalent to 880 yuan.

Overall, it is about the same as the average in China, but the income of ordinary workers in labor-intensive enterprises is significantly lower in Vietnam.

Arrived in Ho Chi Minh on Monday, Binh Duong on Tuesday, and Long An today, all industrial zones.

Approximate employee salary is 500-600m VND, about 1400-1600RMB

Individual managers can reach 1000m, about 3000rmb

All I know is that the VND is not worth 1:2,006, and the wages of factory workers there are equivalent to 7-800 yuan a month.

At present, the average wage in Vietnam varies according to the region, about one-third of our country, especially for labor-intensive jobs, such as garment factories, the salary is only one-third of ours, but the price is also cheaper than ours, and there is still a gap between us in general, but the cheap labor force has caused some industries to move to Vietnam.

According to the official information of the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs of Vietnam, the average monthly salary of employees in Vietnamese enterprises in 2015 was about 3.8 million to 4.2 million dong, an increase of 10-12% over 2014.

Annual per capita income of Vietnamese citizens: US$ 835 in 2007; $960 in 2008; It is expected to reach $1,100 in 2009. The top two cities in Vietnam in terms of per capita income are Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.

Based on the above data, it can be inferred that the per capita annual income of Hanoi residents in Vietnam was about 1,200 US dollars in 2007; $1,350 in 2008; It is expected to reach $1,500 in 2009. It can be seen that the per capita monthly income of residents in Hanoi, Vietnam, was about US$100 in 2007; about US dollars in 2008; It is expected to reach $125 in 2009.

According to the Vietnam Daily Express, the average monthly wage of Vietnamese workers is 3.8 million VND (about 181 US dollars), which is only higher than Laos, Cambodia and Indonesia in Southeast Asia.

According to the International Labour Organization's recently released Global Wage Report for 2014-2015, the average monthly wage in Vietnam in 2012 was 3.8 million VND, or about US$181. This figure is only higher than that of Laos ($119), Cambodia ($121) and Indonesia ($174). At the same time, this salary is only half that of Thailand, less than one-third of that of Malaysia, and one-twelfth of that of Singapore (more than $3,500).

Refer to Xinhuanet.

Years of service Annual income (in USD).

0-1 year $6,7321-2 years $6,205

2-4 years $6,9614-8 years $11,0878-12 years $19,503

12-16 years $19,331

16-20 years $28,187

It has a lot to do with the level of education and the type of occupation.

Their average salary is 876 RMB.