Iglu
Vietnam

Snow Bricks LLC, Iglu Vietnam, focuses on providing a wide variety of Digital Consulting, IT and BPO (Business Process Outsourcing) services to clients worldwide. Our office is located in Hue and our operations cover entire Vietnam. 

Iglu Vietnam Map

About Vietnam

Vietnam paints the quintessential portrait of “Indochina”—a land of craggy, limestone mountains overlooking rice paddies, where workers in conical hats bend low to collect the harvest. But take another look and these same hats are sold to throngs of tourists on the streets of Da Nang, below the pulsing neon lights of beachside hotels. Ancient pagodas and noodle stalls clash with modern cafes and motorcycle taxis in a tropical swarm of unique sights, sounds, and smells.

Vietnam has woken up from its French colonial and war-torn past to become one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. With an average annual GDP growth of 7%, Vietnam is surging into the 2020’s with a boom in high-tech manufacturing exports leading the way. With a young, well-educated, and plugged-in workforce and consumer base, Vietnam is an exciting location for talented digital experts to seek new opportunities and experiences. 

Employee Benefits

Iglu specialists have the option for a combination of a base salary and PRP, based on a generous revenue-sharing model.

As an Iglu VN employee, you can work from anywhere within Vietnam.

All foreign employees at Iglu VN receive a Temporary Business Visa, Work Permit and Residence Permit to work legally in Vietnam.

Enjoy networking and collaborating with our community of over 250 digital professionals.

You will receive access to Vietnamese social security, with free access to government hospitals.

Iglu will assist with local administrative tasks such as taxation.

Office space in Hue is provided by Iglu.

Iglu employees have discounted access to selected co-working and co-living spaces in Southeast Asia and discounted global private health insurance with Luma Health.

Hue

HueCIT (Thua Thien Hue Center for Information Technology)

T3-05, 6 Lê Lợi, thành phố Huế, Thừa Thiên Huế, Việt Nam

As the former imperial capital of the Nguyen Dynasty, Vietnam’s central city of Hue contains a number of attractions for those wishing to soak up its historic charms. At the same time, the city is rapidly modernizing with sustainable development in mind, under a master plan emphasizing industry, culture, tourism, healthcare, science and technology.

With historic monuments centered along the Perfume River, Hue’s tourism scene ensures a wide selection of restaurants, bars, and cafes to suit international tastes, while its citizens are especially proud to showcase their own unique local culture and “imperial cuisine”.

Good value accommodation is plentiful in Hue, especially in the highly walkable downtown area. As a medium-sized city of half a million, Hue presents many opportunities for the expat who wishes to immerse themselves in a new culture and experience the “real Vietnam”. Hue is also blessed with a number of nearby beaches and the Hai Van Pass—one of the most breathtaking coastal roads in Asia.

Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s largest metropolis, is a dynamic fusion of old and new, where colonial-era boulevards, ornate pagodas, and bustling markets rub shoulders with glittering skyscrapers and trendy rooftop bars. Once known as Saigon, the city is now the country’s economic and financial hub, pulsing with energy and opportunity.

At its core, District 1 showcases the city’s rich history through landmarks such as Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Central Post Office, and the Independence Palace, all set amid wide, tree-lined streets. Nearby, the Ben Thanh Market and the atmospheric alleyways of Pham Ngu Lao offer a taste of local life, street food, and vibrant nightlife. Meanwhile, Cholon, the city’s Chinatown, is a treasure trove of Chinese temples and traditional medicine shops, adding to the city’s multicultural charm.

Ho Chi Minh City is a place of contrasts—modern shopping malls and high-tech business centers stand alongside ancient pagodas and colonial villas. The city’s residents, known for their warmth and hospitality, take pride in their heritage while embracing a fast-paced, cosmopolitan lifestyle. Accommodation is plentiful and ranges from budget hostels to luxury hotels, making it easy for expats and travelers to find their ideal base. With its lively streets, diverse cuisine, and endless opportunities for exploration, Ho Chi Minh City is a gateway to both Vietnam’s past and its future.

Hanoi

As the thousand-year-old capital of Vietnam, Hanoi is a city where history, tradition, and modernity intertwine to create a vibrant and unique atmosphere. Its urban landscape is a patchwork of ancient temples, French colonial villas, and modern high-rises, all set against a backdrop of tree-lined boulevards and peaceful lakes.

Hanoi’s heart lies in the Old Quarter, a labyrinth of narrow streets each once dedicated to a specific craft or trade—names like Hang Bac (Silver Street) and Hang Ma (Paper Street) still echo this heritage. Today, these alleys buzz with street food vendors, boutique shops, and lively night markets, offering a sensory feast for both residents and visitors. The city is also home to iconic landmarks such as Hoan Kiem Lake, the Temple of Literature, and the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, each telling a story of Vietnam’s deep cultural roots and political history.

Despite its rapid modernization and growing cosmopolitan flair, Hanoi retains a strong sense of tradition, with festivals, water puppetry, and local cuisine—like pho and egg coffee—remaining central to daily life. Accommodation options are plentiful and affordable, ranging from charming guesthouses in the Old Quarter to upscale hotels in the French Quarter. For expats and travelers seeking to immerse themselves in authentic Vietnamese culture, Hanoi offers a dynamic, walkable, and unforgettable experience.

Da Nang

Da Nang sits smack in the middle of Vietnam, lacking the smog of Hanoi and stifling heat of Ho Chi Minh City, it’s the perfect medium-sized city from which to enjoy everything Vietnam has to offer.

This is a city that really feels alive—fed by the Han River with its Dragon Bridge and graced with My Khe Beach, a 30km stretch of some of the finest sand on the Pacific Ocean—all with the 100m tall “Lady Buddha” (the Bodhisattva of compassion Quan Am) overlooking from the mountainous Son Tra peninsula.

Da Nang hits many sweet spots that make it such a great place to live—bustling yet not overly crowded; all the chill vibe of a beach resort with a white-collar urban center; near the sea and mountains, with year-round warm temperatures and breathable ocean air; an extensive coffee culture with everything from street-side stalls to artsy modern cafes with super-fast WiFi. Whether you choose to live near the touristy beach area or the lively city center, accommodation is both plentiful and affordable. 

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