A business requires a legal address in Vietnam in order to incorporate a company in the country. Most businesses require that it have its own physical location, such as an office or building leased or acquired. In addition, you can also use virtual office services, shared offices,… Legal business address in Vietnam You can choose …
Starting a company often takes many months, during which time the company is inactive and requires tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in capital investment, often before understanding the business, financial, and consumer landscape or local culture. Such fixed entry strategies can lead to mistakes such as: choosing the wrong pricing model, launching the …
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Although Vietnam is a very attractive investment destination for foreign investors, there is still a complicated legal process for establishing a new company. In this section, we will present the conditions for establishing a new foreign business in Vietnam. Minimum capital requirements For most industries and businesses, Vietnam does not require minimum capital. However, the …
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In this article, GTax sets out the different options businesses have for entering the Vietnamese market and an overview of entity types, requirements and processes as well as some key considerations that will help ensure the company is built to succeed. Besides, we also have advice on procedures such as: if you want to be …
For newly established Foreign Invested Enterprise (FIE), after obtaining an investment and enterprise registration license, normally all capital bank account and payment accounts in both foreign currency and VND can be opened at the same time. The VND payment account can receive bank interest according to current interest rate structure. Several accounts may be required, …
Currently, investors can choose from the following types of businesses to register to establish a business in Vietnam: Representative Office; Limited Liability Company; Joint-Stock Company; Branch Office; Joint Venture; Public Private Partnership. 1. Representative Office A Representative Office offers a low-cost entry option for many companies, and are among the most common for companies that …
