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Chủ Nhật, 9 tháng 2, 2025

Quick Tips for Foreigners to Set up Company in Vietnam and Comply?

 

Feel challenging to set up company in Vietnam?

For a foreigner to a country like Vietnam which opportunities avail for business, it is attempting to create a business to operate and snatch the chance. But after the first eagerness feeling of potential business to generate, after settling in, the entrepreneur might wonder, how difficult it is to set up company in Vietnam or how challenging the business environment in Vietnam for operating and doing business when dealing with administrative procedures from registering investment, setting up the company, complying with periodical reporting and tax declarations… If you are reading this and feeling so, you are not alone. 

As a place with a favorable geographical position and plentiful labor resources, and growing consumer market, Vietnam is increasingly developing strongly, becoming a country attracting global investment among Southeast Asia countries. In order to carry out effective investment activities, foreign investors need to undertake research about the policies, investment incentives, legal requirements as well as the process and procedures for establishing a business in Vietnam. This will provide some quick tips for the fundamental considerations that international investors should consider if they have any ideas to chose Vietnam to make investment.

Investment to set up company in Vietnam is encouraged

An individual with foreign nationality or an organization established under foreign law could register investment and conduct business activities in Vietnam. Foreign investors are permitted to engage in any legal business, however, there are some specific industries that investors must meet the required conditions to be able to register investment. Some few areas that foreign investors are not permitted to conduct business in Vietnam for the reason for national security or state monopoly.

What license is required to set up company in Vietnam?

According to Vietnam law, an investor whom wishes to establish a company in Vietnam must obtain an investment registration certificate from an authorization agency.

The normal time limit for issuance of the Investment Registration Certificate (IRC) will be 15 days from the date of submission of valid dossier for an investment project. But it is important to build in the time for preparing the proper documents i.e. application, financial report, bank balance, personal documents and many of such documents require apostille, or notarization and legalization and translation into Vietnamese before being submitted.

Vietnam law does not require a minimum capital to set up a business, except for conditional investment or business lines. But investors are obliged to contribute capital according to the schedule stated in the IRC and that the government authority has the right to request the investor to explain the business plan to their satisfaction based on the proposed investment capital.

In case the investor cannot contribute enough capital according to the committed time limit, the competent authority may apply sanctions, including revocation of the IRC or the investor has to adjust the IRC to reflect the actual contribution of investment. Once having the IRC, the investor then request to obtain Enterprise Registration Certificate (IRC) which takes 5 days from the date of submission of valid dossier for business establishment to complete the business setting up process.

After licensing, what to do to comply?

Now, after have a business set up in Vietnam, the enterprise starts to conduct business i.e. sign contract to lease space officially, hire people, enter into business transactions to buy and sell services or products. 

To make it legally bound, the documents needs to be signed and sealed.  Then the question is how to have a seal?  Back in the past, it was more challenging to have the seal made for an enterprise after being established because it was managed by the Public Security authority.

There has been a discussion between legislators and business experts about totally removing the seal being stamped on the legal documents in Vietnam because the signature of the legal representative is most important. Over the time, the once strict law governing the seal issuance has been loosen up. But in Vietnam the seal is still very important that together with the legal representative signature it show the official notice i.e. a decision by the legal representative of the business to terminate a labour contract; or an obvious approval of an entity to a transaction it enters to hire a construction company for building a factory. 

Depending on the terms in the company’s charter, the investor has the right to make more than one seal to use. The enterprise must send a notice to the business registration office where its head office is located for publication on the National Business Registration Portal before using, altering, destroying, or changing the number of seals. The seal can be used starting on the day the notification process has been finished and the seal sample has been uploaded on the National Business Registration Portal for verification purpose.

Remember to declare and pay taxes in Vietnam

During the operation of the business after being started, the investor needs to pay attention to tax obligations, which is very important in most jurisdictions except in tax heaven countries.  But Vietnam is not on the exemption list. Every company needs to submit tax declaration. Every year, the business will need to pay a number of different taxes and fees such as license fees (based on registered charter capital); Corporate Income Tax (CIT) when the company makes profit; declare and pay Value Added Tax (VAT) for sold goods or services, on behalf of individual declare and pay Personal Income Tax (PIT), or in some cases export tax and import tax, tax on lands.

Remember to submit mandatory reports in Vietnam

In addition, foreign investor also needs to fully comply with the investment project reporting regime in accordance with the law. These reports will be made periodically (monthly, quarterly or annually) on such contents as: implemented investment capital, business investment results, information on labor, employed foreign workers, reports on environmental protection… Complying with the implementation of tax payment obligations and periodically reporting to ensure timely implementation as prescribed will help the company avoid unnecessary risks such as administrative sanctions, business suspension, penalties that could impact the business.


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Thứ Tư, 15 tháng 1, 2025

3 Essential Insights: How Long It Takes to Set Up a Company in Vietnam

 In today’s global economy, Vietnam emerges as a place of opportunity, attracting foreign investors with its impressive growth rates, strategic location in Asia, and a thriving digital ecosystem. For those looking to set up a company in Vietnam, understanding the timeframe is crucial. This article explores the steps involved in this process and why Vietnam is an attractive destination for business expansion.


Initial Considerations

Before diving into the procedural timelines, it’s important for potential investors to grasp why Vietnam is becoming a hotspot for international business. Amidst global economic uncertainties, Vietnam boasts a stable economic environment with high growth potential.

Its integration into global markets, coupled with a young, tech-savvy population and competitive living costs, make it an ideal place for foreigners to establish a company in Vietnam and tap into the vast opportunities of both local and international markets.

Step-by-Step Timeline to Set Up a Company in Vietnam

1. Pre-registration Research (1-2 weeks)
2. Investment Registration Certificate (4-6 weeks)
3.Business Registration Certificate (1-2 weeks)
4. Bank Account and Capital Contribution (1 week)
5. Tax and Labor Registration (1-2 weeks)
6. Licenses and Permits (variable)

1. Pre-registration Research (1-2 weeks)

The first step to set up a company in Vietnam involves thorough market research and choosing the appropriate business structure, such as a limited liability company, joint-stock company, or partnership. Foreign investors need to understand the local market conditions, relevant consumer behavior, and potential legal implications affecting their specific industry. Also, business lines play important roles because there are certain areas that require investment conditions for foreigners to invest in Vietnam because it requires certain conditions to meet i.e. investment amount, foreign ownership ratio, special permits or licenses.

2. Investment Registration Certificate (4-6 weeks)

If your business involves foreign capital, obtaining an Investment Registration Certificate (IRC) is necessary. This document outlines the scope, scale, and impact of your investment and is crucial for industries that require a closer scrutiny of foreign investment impacts on local economies and labor markets.

3.Business Registration Certificate (1-2 weeks)

Registering your business is a pivotal step in the process to set up a company in Vietnam. This involves submitting a dossier including a notarized copy of your passport, investment plan, and company charter. The Department of Planning and Investment (DPI) reviews these documents. The actual processing time can vary, but typically, obtaining the business registration certificate takes about one month, assuming all documents are correctly filed.

4. Bank Account and Capital Contribution (1 week)

After registering your business, the next step to set up a company in Vietnam is opening a corporate bank account and depositing the registered capital. This process can be straightforward or complex depending on the bank’s requirements and the origin of your initial capital.

5. Tax and Labor Registration (1-2 weeks)

Registering with tax authorities and labor departments is essential. This includes obtaining a tax code, registering for value-added tax (VAT), and setting up employee insurance. These registrations ensure that your business complies with Vietnam’s tax regulations and labor laws, which is a crucial aspect of how to establish a company in Vietnam.

6. Licenses and Permits (variable)

Depending on the type of business, additional licenses or permits may be required. For instance, manufacturing companies might need environmental and safety inspections approvals. The duration for obtaining these can vary greatly based on the business type and local regulations.

Why the Process is Worth the Wait

Despite the potential for delays, the process to set up a company in Vietnam is increasingly streamlined thanks to government efforts to attract foreign investment. With its strategic position as a gateway to ASEAN markets, robust economic policies, and digital growth, Vietnam offers a dynamic environment for business success.

In conclusion, the process to set up a company in Vietnam might take anywhere from two to three months, depending on various factors including the type of business, required licenses, and your readiness with the necessary documents.

However, the favorable business climate, growing economy, and the potential to access a large and growing consumer market in Asia make Vietnam a compelling destination for foreign investors. Whether you’re looking to tap into local resources or aiming to use Vietnam as a base to reach other Asian markets, the investment of time is well worth the potential returns.



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Thứ Hai, 22 tháng 5, 2023

President of Ireland visit Vietnam and Promote Investment

President Michael D. Higgins has begun a State visit to Vietnam to promote cooperation with Vietnam and encourage Irish businesses’s investment and setting up companies in various sectors, including trade – investment, education – training, green technology, wind energy, agriculture, health and sustainable development.




Vietnam and Ireland trade turnover has grown strongly in recent years (particularly for first 9 months of 2016, which reached USD 798 million, more than 3 times compared to the same period of 2015). Vietnam agrees to create favorable conditions and encourage enterprises Ireland to set-up company in Vietnam to promote trading, technology transfer, especially in the areas of investing in renewable (wind) energy projects, agriculture and food processing, information, communication, medical, and aviation…, especially in the context of the free Trade Agreement between Vietnam and the EU is about to be signed and implemented. The two sides also agreed to consider education, training as key areas of cooperation in the future and encourages higher education establishments of the two countries.

It is appreciated that Government of Ireland considers Vietnam as a priority partner in development cooperation policy, and that projects funded by Ireland have been effectively implemented, which contribute significantly to the Vietnam social economic development. According to President Michael D. Higgins, Ireland will soon announce the national strategy for development cooperation with Vietnam in the period 2017 – 2020 to support poverty reduction, adaptation to climate change and implementation of the sustainable development objectives.

Wishing to strengthen the friendship and mutual understanding between the people of Vietnam and Ireland, the two sides agreed to promote cultural exchanges, art and promote the role of the Vietnamese community Vietnam in Ireland, contributing to boosting bilateral cooperation in other fields.

The state visit of Ireland President will definitely open a new chapter of economic relationship between Vietnam and Ireland, laying grounds for further investment from Irish investors in various sectors, especially in wind energy investment, aviation, education, technology, medical and many other opportunities, through direct investment i.e. setting up companies, investing in projects in Vietnam in various forms.


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Vietnam Technology Startup Attracts Foreign Enterprises

Technology startup in Vietnam is increasingly attractive. Many foreign enterprises are interested in this area and showing their desire to set up business in Vietnam.




According to Mr Mitchell Pham, president of the New Zealand Technology Association (NZTech) – who is known to be the 1st native of Vietnam elected to become the chairman of NZTech, representing for over 400 technology enterprises New Zealand: “All trip participants were impressed with the development of science and technology in Vietnam. We are looking for specific opportunities for cooperation with Vietnam-tech enterprise”.

More information about the members of the delegation, Mr Mitchell Pham said that back to Vietnam this time, accompanied him are 6 young leaders of technology enterprises in New Zealand with a desire to learn and exchange with technology businesses in Vietnam, in order to create connection for long-term investment goals.

In terms of the favorable conditions, according to Mr Mitchell Pham, trade relations between New Zealand and Vietnam have the fastest growth rate in Southeast Asia with 120% in the period 2010 – 2015. Two-way trade of the two countries in 2015 has reached 1 billion USD.

Moreover, Vietnam is known as the country with the booming information technology market and the government is also trying to create more incentives for this sector. Meanwhile, technology businesses in New Zealand have experiences and large operating network, certainly the cooperation and investment in Vietnam will be intensified in the coming period.

According Chicilon Media, Vietnam technology market, especially Ho Chi Minh City is developing extremely powerful. Consumers is having trend to access to communication products and services via smartphones instead of traditional media such as TV, poster… Hence, this Company has strengthened their strategy focusing on channels to access information over the phone and access to a diverse range of partners such as the startup.

In parallel, the growth of mobile devices will continue in the coming years. Therefore, the approach to the users of mobile devices – who are moving to the final stage of the shopping journey and going to buy the product – becomes extremely important. Currently, marketing on mobile devices is evaluated as a simple marketing channels, rapid deployment and easy to access to customers.

Finding the right business partner in Vietnam is also important. We recommend doing research on the reputation of the company and individual shareholders, corporate or individual, gathering publicly available company information, and performing background checks on key personnel to find potential risks in cooperation. Working with a reliable partner can help achieve economic benefits, saving time and money in business.


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Chủ Nhật, 21 tháng 5, 2023

Korean Corporation Wants to Build Racecourse in Vietnam

Chairman of the Korea’s Horse Racing Corporation Mr Choi Hank Soo have just had a meeting with the People’s Committee of Bac Ninh province (Vietnam) to explore opportunities for cooperation in this locality by setting up a business.




At the meeting, Mr Choi Hank Soo said that the purpose of this trip to Bac Ninh is to explore investment opportunities to build the racecourse and entertainment complex in Thuan Thanh district (Bac Ninh), with investment capital in the first phase reaches 500 million USD.

When the project goes into operation, it will form the kind of attractive sport and entertainment services for the community, creating jobs for 5,000 – 10,000 labors, making great contribution to the budget and contributing to the economic and social development of Bac Ninh province.

According to Chairman of Bac Ninh province, this highly feasible project has large-scale investment, under conditional business lines that require the approval of Vietnam Prime Minister. Provincial Leaders recommended the Korea Corporation to coordinate closely with the concerned departments to complete the procedures according to Vietnam law, submitting to the ministries and Prime Minister for approval.

Chairman of Bac Ninh province also committed that within 10 working days from the time receiving the approval of Prime Minister, this province will complete the legal formalities for the project to be implemented soon and put into operation in an effective way.

Reportedly, a project to build 27-hole golf course is being implemented in Thuan Thanh district (Bac Ninh).

Finding the right business partner in Vietnam is also important. We recommend doing research on the reputation of the company and individual shareholders, corporate or individual, gathering publicly available company information, and performing background checks on key personnel to find potential risks in cooperation. Working with a reliable partner can help achieve economic benefits, saving time and money in business.


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Thứ Sáu, 19 tháng 5, 2023

Thang Long II Industrial Zone (Under Pho Noi B Industrial Zone)

Geographical location:




Located adjacent to Highway 5 (Hanoi – Hai Phong); 30 km from Hanoi, 70k m from Hai Phong port, 110km from Quang Ninh deep-water port.

Scale of land area:

345.2 hectares

In which: Stage 1: 219.6 hectares, 154 hectares of land area for rent

Stage 2: 125.6 hectares, 101 hectares of land area for rent.

Industrial zone technical infrastructure:

Stage 1:

Thang Long Industrial Zone II has completed the work of compensation, site clearance the whole land area of the industrial zone and has completed construction of technical infrastructure on an area of 154.4 hectares.

The system of internal road in the industrial zone, water supply and drainage systems, power supply, firefighting system, water supply plant with capacity of 4,500 m3/day and night and wastewater treatment plant with capacity of 3,000 m3/day and night have been completed and put into operation. Investors are actively investing in building infrastructure for the remaining part of the 65,3 hectares area.

Phase 2: In 2011, the Government has agreed to supplement Thang Long Industrial Zone II to the list of industrial zones that are expected to expand in 2015, with an area of 125.6 hectares. So far, investors are carrying out of compensation, site clearance and ground leveling to implement phase 2 according to the registered progress.

The sector attracting investment project:

Projects in the field of manufacturing of electronic products and precision engineering; the electronic engineering industry, transport machinery, light industry; industrial gas production.

Investment project attraction status:

By the end of 2012, industrial zone has received over 36 projects from Japan with a total investment of 1,040 million USD, including a number of projects with large-scale capital: the projects of Hoya Glass disk Company, Hamaden Company, Toyota, Kyocera Vietnam Co., Ltd… Currently, the total land area of Phase 1 is 106 hectares with occupancy rate of 70% of the land area which is capable for rent in phase 1 (106/154 hectares). In total registered projects, there are 21 projects went into operation, creating jobs for about 4,000 workers.

Owner of Thang Long II Industrial Zone:

Thang Long II Industrial Zone Co., Ltd

Finding the right business partner in Vietnam is also important. We recommend doing research on the reputation of the company and individual shareholders, corporate or individual, gathering publicly available company information, and performing background checks on key personnel to find potential risks in cooperation. Working with a reliable partner can help achieve economic benefits, saving time and money in business.

For more information, please contact ANT Consulting.


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Thứ Năm, 18 tháng 5, 2023

Hong Kong Investment Funds Investing in Real Estate, Banking of Vietnam

According to the data from the Foreign Investment Department, total foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first 9 months of 2016 reached 16.43 billion USD, equivalent to 95.8% compared to the same period of 2015.




As of September 20th 2016, there were 1,820 new projects were granted the investment registration certificates with total registered capital of 11.165 billion USD, increased by 1.1% from the same period in 2015.

Along with that, there are 851 projects registered to adjust capital, with total additional capital reached 5.265 billion USD, equivalent to 86.1% over the same period in 2015.

Meanwhile, till September 20th 2016, it is estimated that the FDI projects have disbursed 11.02 billion USD, increased by 12.4% over the same period in 2015.

Also according to the report of the Foreign Investment Department, in the first 9 months of 2016, foreign investors have invested in 19 sectors, in which the processing and manufacturing sectors are the sectors that attracting more attention of foreign investors with 767 new investment projects and 608 projects register to adjust capital, the total new and additional capital reached 12.15 billion USD, accounting for 73.9% of total registered investment capital within 9 months.

The real estate business sector ranks the 2nd with 34 new projects with the total new and additional capital reached 1 billion USD, accounting for 6.1% of total registered capital. Fields of professional activities, science and technology rank the 3rd with 649 million USD, accounting for 3.9% of total investment capital.

In the first 9 months of 2016, there are 65 countries and territories have investment projects in Vietnam. In particular, Korean investors led with a total investment capital reached 5.58 billion USD, accounting for 34% of total investment capital in Vietnam.

Singapore ranked 2nd with total investment capital reached 1.84 billion USD, accounting for 11.2% of total registered capital. Japan ranked 3rd with total investment capital reached 1.7 billion USD, accounting for 10.3% of total investment capital.

We, ANT Consulting company, support you with the service of setting up a company in Vietnam, Risk management in Vietnam, Employee background check in Vietnam… to help you shorten the implementation time.


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Thứ Ba, 16 tháng 5, 2023

16 Billion USD of FDI Capital into Vietnam

According to the data from the Foreign Investment Department, total foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first 9 months of 2016 reached 16.43 billion USD, equivalent to 95.8% compared to the same period of 2015.



As of September 20th 2016, there were 1,820 new projects were granted the investment registration certificates with total registered capital of 11.165 billion USD, increased by 1.1% from the same period in 2015.

Along with that, there are 851 projects registered to adjust capital, with total additional capital reached 5.265 billion USD, equivalent to 86.1% over the same period in 2015.

Meanwhile, till September 20th 2016, it is estimated that the FDI projects have disbursed 11.02 billion USD, increased by 12.4% over the same period in 2015.

Also according to the report of the Foreign Investment Department, in the first 9 months of 2016, foreign investors have invested in 19 sectors, in which the processing and manufacturing sectors are the sectors that attracting more attention of foreign investors with 767 new investment projects and 608 projects register to adjust capital, the total new and additional capital reached 12.15 billion USD, accounting for 73.9% of total registered investment capital within 9 months.

The real estate business sector ranks the 2nd with 34 new projects with the total new and additional capital reached 1 billion USD, accounting for 6.1% of total registered capital. Fields of professional activities, science and technology rank the 3rd with 649 million USD, accounting for 3.9% of total investment capital.

In the first 9 months of 2016, there are 65 countries and territories have investment projects in Vietnam. In particular, Korean investors led with a total investment capital reached 5.58 billion USD, accounting for 34% of total investment capital in Vietnam.

Singapore ranked 2nd with total investment capital reached 1.84 billion USD, accounting for 11.2% of total registered capital. Japan ranked 3rd with total investment capital reached 1.7 billion USD, accounting for 10.3% of total investment capital.

We, ANT Consulting company, support you with the service of setting up a company in Vietnam, Risk management in Vietnam, Employee background check in Vietnam… to help you shorten the implementation time.


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Thứ Hai, 15 tháng 5, 2023

French President Visits Vietnam

On September 5th 2016, Mr François Hollande – President of the Republic of France start visiting Vietnam at the invitation of the President of Vietnam – Mr Tran Dai Quang.




During the visit, the two parties will check, review and concretize the connotations towards promoting cooperation and further strengthen political relations, exchanging high-level visits on both bilateral and multilateral levels. Moreover, both parties will review and further improve the efficiency of cooperation mechanisms between the two countries.

The visit is also an opportunity for both sides to promote the economic cooperation in the fields of infrastructure, climate change combating, science – technology, health, agriculture… This is also an opportunity for France and Vietnam together to discuss international issues. The visit of President François Hollande will last for 3 days.


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Chủ Nhật, 14 tháng 5, 2023

Forbes: Vietnam is Becoming Economic Tiger of Asia

The website of Forbes has recently published the article of author Ed Fuller with the title “Vietnam is ready to become the next economic tiger of Asia.”




Like South Korea, Taiwan and China, Vietnam is having many base advantages.

According to the economic report till August of 2016, foreign direct investment (FDI) into Vietnam has reached a record level in 2015 and this year could be higher. Only the first half of 2016, FDI into Vietnam reached 11.3 billion USD, increased by 105% over the same period last year although in the context of the global economy is moving very slowly.

Since 1990, the average economic growth of Vietnam reached 7% per year, just behind China. This growth has brought Vietnam from a poor country into the country with average income level of the world. If Vietnam continues to keep the growth rate of 7% per years in the next 10 years, the Vietnam economy will grow just like China and many other economic tigers in Asia.

Vietnam now has more than 92 million people, mostly young (average age is 30.7 years old) and skilled. Moreover, the spending from the national budget for education is around 6.3% of GDP, higher than the average of most low and middle income countries. In the global rankings, 15-year-old children of Vietnam have regularly defeated children in the United States and Britain in math and science competitions. This is an advantage for the factory in Vietnam that requiring workers to have the ability to operate complicated machinery.

Another positive point is the advantage of geographical location, while Vietnam has the border with China, becoming a competitive advantage compared to other countries when Vietnam is closer to the production centers in Southern China with the transportation system connected by road and sea. Furthermore, the rising price of labor wages in China makes Vietnam becoming alternative destination for businesses to move their factory to locations where costs are lower.

Simultaneously, Vietnam is a member of various trade agreements. According to The Economist, Vietnam will be the greatest beneficiary of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP – an agreement of 12 countries including the US and Japan). Moreover, Vietnam also signed other trade agreements with the EU and South Korea.

Besides, nowadays, tourism is playing an increasingly important role in the development of Vietnam. According to the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), in 2015, tourism has contributed more than 16 billion USD to the Vietnam’s economy, equivalent to about 9.3% of GDP.

With the goal of attracting 55 million tourists (both domestic and foreign) each year until 2030, Vietnam has announced the visa exemption policy for visitors from 22 countries in Europe and Asia, including the UK, France, Germany, Russia and 9 ASEAN member countries.

Also, a lot of infrastructure and major transport projects have been planned to implement in the next 15 years, including 7 new tourism development areas, the Hai Phong, Quang Ninh waterways and the railway connecting to China’s Yunnan province. Simultaneously, the upgrading of infrastructure in the area is expected to go further, thanks to a series of bilateral agreements that have been signed with Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar to realize joint tourism initiatives.

Analysts have predicted that the supply of hotel rooms will increase in the next 3 years. The CBRE real estate consulting firm has forecasted that the number of hotel rooms in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi will grow by 8% per year until 2018. The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) also forecasted that the growth rate of the industry will be 6.2% annually over the next decade, creating more jobs and increasing tourism directly of about 2% per year until 2025 .

Finding the right business partner in Vietnam is also important. We recommend doing research on the reputation of the company and individual shareholders, corporate or individual, gathering publicly available company information, and performing background checks on key personnel to find potential risks in cooperation. Working with a reliable partner can help achieve economic benefits, saving time and money in business.


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Thứ Tư, 26 tháng 4, 2023

Why Binh Duong – Highlight of Attracting FDI

Binh Duong is a potential destination in Vietnam for foreign corporation to set-up business and manufacturing facility.




According to the latest data of the Department of Planning and Investment of Binh Duong Province, in the first 11 months of 2015, this province has attracted 1.823 billion USD FDI capitals, reaching 182% of the annual plan, increase by 19% over the same period in 2014. With this result, Binh Duong occupies the 4th position in the country in attracting FDI and continues to assert as a “hot address” in attracting investment in the Southern key economic zone.

Most recently, in November 2015, Binh Duong province has granted the investment registration certificate for the project Kocham Tower with a total investment of 2 million USD to build the office building, culture school, Korean cuisine restaurant… This project comes from the idea of Association of Korean businesses in Binh Duong in which they want to have working place near the company’s factory and the provincial government then they can proposed opinions to tackle the problem.

In the spirit of creating the most favorable conditions for business and investors, the provincial authorities have flexibility in approving the project. The project was granted an area of 1,500 m2 in Binh Duong New City and Korean businesses has also promised to quickly organize funds and complete the project in the shortest time.

In the period 2010 – 2015, FDI attraction of Binh Duong has developed rapidly, with an additional of 879 FDI projects with a total investment of over 8 billion USD. So far, in Binh Duong, there are 2567 FDI projects with total registered capital of 22.244 billion USD from 40 countries and territories. In particular, investment in industrial parks is 1,523 projects with a total investment of 13.972 billion USD, accounting for 62.8% of total FDI capital in the province.

In recent years, Binh Duong province has actively building programs, promotion, investment attraction; timely solution to remove difficulties and obstacles in the process of implementing the project has created confidence for investors; focusing resources on promoting the construction of infrastructure, especially transport infrastructure; improve the investment environment, implementation of administrative reform to enhance the competitiveness of the province.

Binh Duong has 2 billion-USD-project, all of them are in the field of real estate. About attracting FDI, Binh Duong encourages investment in fields as high-tech, supporting industry, attracting large-scale projects, joining the global production chain.

Immediately before and after the TPP was signed, there was a wave of FDI enterprises coming to Binh Duong seeking investment opportunities and quickly making decisions.

According to information from leaders of Polytex Far Eastern VN (Taiwan), this enterprise is licensed for their 274 million USD project at Bau Bang Industrial Zone in 2015. They admitted to set-up factory in Vietnam to catch the opportunities from TPP and implement the trend to move factories from China, Taiwan to Vietnam.

The Vietnam market is very potential, especially the opportunities after joining the TPP. Therefore, in the future, many foreign enterprises will continue to expand their scale.

Finding the right business partner in Vietnam is also important. We recommend doing research on the reputation of the company and individual shareholders, corporate or individual, gathering publicly available company information, and performing background checks on key personnel to find potential risks in cooperation. Working with a reliable partner can help achieve economic benefits, saving time and money in business.


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Thứ Ba, 25 tháng 4, 2023

Foreign Specialists Interested in Vietnam

Vietnam is attracting foreign specialists to visit, live and work as expatriates due to stable political, improved environment for doing business.




As such, Vietnam has becoming an attractive destination for setting up business and factory in comparison with other countries in the region due to the capability to attract managements and talents.

Vietnam topped the list as the country bringing high income for foreign professionals with 67% said that their income has increased and 68% of them have capable of increasing accumulation. The study was published by HSBC in the foreign expert research which was newly implemented.

Accordingly, foreign professionals living in Asia Pacific was the highest paid people in the world with an average annual income of 126,537 USD.

The report also shows that Asia Pacific is the workplace of 18% foreign experts with salary exceeding 200,000 USD a year, the highest rate in the region, followed by the Middle East with 16%.

Living in Vietnam: Earning more money and good accumulation

In Asia in general, Vietnam, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore bring the highest accumulation to foreign experts, thus making their disposable incomes rise.

In particular, Vietnam topped the list with 67% of professionals working here saw their incomes rise and 68% have increasing accumulation. In particular, 16% of experts said that they potentially own more real estate by the rotation.

However, according to HSBC then Vietnam topped the area in terms of potential savings of foreign experts.

For younger professionals, a few Asian markets provide opportunities for better accommodation. More than half of professionals under 35 years old in Indonesia (55%) and India (52%) spend less on accommodation than when they stay in their own country.

The report also shows that Asia Pacific has the ability to create easiest financial base for professionals with high incomes, with 73% (of all income levels) said that they can establish easiest finance in New Zealand, followed by Singapore (63%) and Australia (56%).

Justin Bull from HSBC in Hong Kong said that Asia given the best opportunities for financing, allowing foreign experts to improve living standards and achieve desired lifestyle. The majority of the experts here are British and American. According to the survey, an important part of Asian experts changing local for income increasing like Australian experts working in China and Vietnam; Indian professionals working in Malaysia and Indonesia; Filipino professionals working in Malaysia and the Malaysian and Indonesian professionals working in Singapore.

There will be high-quality workforce shifting

When ASEAN is closer to the establishment of an economic community, the demand for skilled manpower will be increased to be able to enhance the competitiveness of the sector.

With the fact that ASEAN will increase 57 million new households belonging to the middle class to the global markets as of 2025, HSBC said that experts will continue to contribute in the field of telecommunication, technology, banking , education, hospitality, health, marketing and construction…

In addition, the new agreements on trade and investment, connecting economies with each other will unfreeze international vacancies between Asia and developing markets. This will be a potential world for skilled professionals and skilled labor.

The ability to save more, the higher disposable income or the ability to buy real estate is important factors for experts to consider switching to a new country.

Feel “Breathe easy” when living in Vietnam
Vietnam ranked 21st in the economic ranking, but ranked 5th when talking about the saving ability of foreign experts.

According to the survey from HSBC. Most of foreign experts believe that Vietnam had a more comfortable life with less spending on housing costs (62%), travel (73%), clothing (68%), goods and necessities (62%), essential services like electricity, water, telephone (70%) and bills (77%).

Thus, experts are likely to save more (68%) while living in Vietnam.

More than half of the foreign experts (62%) said that in Vietnam they can afford to hire a maid and nanny, something that they cannot afford while living at home country, and can enjoy the luxury vacation (52%), compared with only 28% and 36% of global experts.

The survey from HSBC also showed that Vietnam ranked 22nd in the ranking on experience, but 2nd in the ability to make friends. More than half of the foreign experts (56%) find that they integrate quickly into life and culture of Vietnam, and the majority of foreign experts find it easy to make new friends in Vietnam (68%).

Stabilize the life in Vietnam is relatively easy, with 36% of the experts feel like home once or within six months after moving to Vietnam. Most of foreign experts also enjoy integrated into in Vietnam (61%), enjoy and cook Vietnamese foods (78%).

Vietnam ranked 31st in the ranking about family. Almost half of the foreign experts (43%) said that the cost of child care in Vietnam is less expensive than at home country, and most of foreign experts (74%) send their children to the international school.

Vietnam is developing very fast and owns a dynamic business environment. This is an attractive destination for entrepreneurs seeking start-up opportunity and new business projects.

As an emerging market, Vietnam brings foreign experts many challenges and chances to develop career. With significant attractions in terms of tourism, culture and people, Vietnam also brings foreign experts wonderful experiences along with ease of integration and stabilizes the life in Vietnam.


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