Utility Calculator
Estimate monthly utility costs for properties in An Khanh Ward, Thao Dien
Property Details
Property Size
80
Occupants
2
AC Units
3
AC Hours/Day
6
Additional Costs
Management Fee:
18.000
₫/m²
Estimated Monthly Total
$133
3.518.735 ₫ / Per Month
Electricity
3 Units · 6h/day · 473 kWh
$55
1.457.555 ₫
Water
$4
110.460 ₫
Internet
$8
220.000 ₫
Gas
$8
200.000 ₫
Waste Collection
$3
90.720 ₫
Management Fee
18.000 ₫/m²
$54
1.440.000 ₫
Note: Estimates based on June 2026 official rates (EVN, HCMC Decision 67/2025) and Thao Dien market data. Includes VAT. Actual costs may vary based on usage patterns, appliance efficiency, and rate changes.
Utility Cost FAQ
How much is electricity per month in Ho Chi Minh City?
Electricity in HCMC uses a tiered pricing system set by EVN. For a typical 2-person apartment with moderate AC usage (6 hours/day), expect 800,000–1,500,000 VND/month. Larger homes with heavy AC usage can reach 2,000,000–4,000,000 VND/month during peak season (March–May).
How is water billed in Vietnam?
Water is billed per cubic meter (m³) using a tiered rate based on consumption per person. In HCMC, the first 4 m³/person costs about 6,800 VND/m³ (incl. VAT), with higher tiers for heavier usage. A typical household of 2 pays 100,000–200,000 VND/month.
What is the management fee for apartments in Thao Dien?
Management fees in Thao Dien apartments typically range from 15,000–25,000 VND/m²/month. For an 80 m² apartment, that is 1,200,000–2,000,000 VND/month. Some newer luxury buildings charge up to 35,000 VND/m². Houses and villas usually do not have management fees.
How much does internet cost in Vietnam?
Home internet in Vietnam costs 180,000–800,000 VND/month depending on speed and provider. Viettel and VNPT are the main providers. A typical 100–300 Mbps plan costs 220,000–350,000 VND/month. Gigabit plans with mesh Wi-Fi cost 600,000–800,000 VND/month.
What utilities do tenants pay in Vietnam rentals?
Tenants in Vietnam typically pay for electricity, water, internet, gas, and waste collection separately from rent. Apartments also have a management fee. Some serviced apartments include utilities in the rent, but standalone apartments, houses, and villas almost always require tenants to pay utilities separately.