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A business license in Vietnam is not one document that automatically authorizes every commercial activity. Foreign investors need to distinguish company registration from investment procedures and the permissions attached to their actual operations. Getting that distinction right helps avoid signing a lease, importing equipment or announcing a launch before the business is ready to operate….

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September brought three new effective dates for foreign-invested businesses in Vietnam: Decree No. 283/2026/ND-CP updated labour penalty rules took effect on 10 September, followed by rules implementing the Apostille Convention on 11 September. An expansion of electronic identification access for foreigners takes effect on 28 September. Vietnam Foreign Worker Penalties Under Decree 283 A change…

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Vietnam remains an important destination for manufacturers diversifying their supply chains and expanding production in Asia. Yet deciding to manufacture in Vietnam is only the first step. Investors must also choose where to operate, what type of factory to use and whether the site can support the business over time. A location that appears attractive…

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Vietnam’s new electronic invoicing framework took effect on 1 July 2026 under Decree No. 254/2026/ND-CP and Circular No. 91/2026/TT-BTC. The rules replace the previous framework for electronic invoices and electronic documents, expand coverage across digital and consumer-facing business models, and strengthen the tax authority’s use of transaction data for compliance monitoring. Businesses should treat the…

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A Vietnam police clearance certificate can be an important part of a foreign employee’s work-permit file or an overseas immigration application. Choosing the correct certificate and submission route at the outset helps avoid repeat applications and delays to your hiring plans. This guide explains who can apply for a Vietnam police clearance certificate, the required…

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Vietnam Resolution No. 19-NQ/TW, issued on 28 July 2026, sets a longer-term direction centred on productivity, technology, innovation, green development, and stronger domestic capabilities. Vietnam is preparing to move beyond a growth model built largely on capital, natural resources, and low-cost labour. For foreign investors, the resolution is an important policy signal. It does not…

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