Vietnam is on urbanization and industrialization process, and it is currently witnessed
the significant migration flows between rural-urban and urban-urban nationwide. The large number
of migrants is the poor from rural areas who go to the urban to look for any kind of jobs,
temporarily and permanently. As it happened national wide, one of the critical questions appeared
during the migration is that how the poor migrants experience their life in the urban life, with those
social services which are more preferred and accessed by the migrants in the urban life. Basing on
the social inclusion approach, from survey findings with 1042 migrants in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh
City-Vietnam, this paper aims at identifying the life experiences of migrants in two big cities in
Vietnam and suggests further research and solutions for migrant’s social inclusion through the
social services accessibility.