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As Vietnam continues to solidify its position as a primary manufacturing and digital hub in Southeast Asia, the regulatory environment is maturing alongside it. On March 31, 2026, the Vietnamese government officially enacted Decree 96/2026/NĐ-CP, a comprehensive legislative update that provides detailed implementation guidelines for the 2025 Investment Law. For multinational corporations, foreign investors, and…

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In 2025, Vietnam attracted a record $38.42 billion in registered foreign direct investment (FDI), with disbursed capital reaching $27.62 billion—the highest level in five years. Early 2026 data already shows strong momentum, with over $6 billion registered in the first two months alone. Yet many foreign investors still lose millions by rushing into the wrong province or misreading local market…

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Vietnam’s economy has reached a thrilling new milestone. As of 2026, the country stands as one of the most dynamic foreign direct investment (FDI) destinations in Southeast Asia, acting as a global hub for electronics manufacturing, renewable energy, and digital transformation. However, with this rapid economic acceleration comes an unprecedented challenge for employers: finding the…

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Vietnam is racing to become a regional innovation powerhouse, and the country’s intellectual property law just got a major upgrade. Effective April 1, 2026, the revised Law on Intellectual Property (Law No. 131/2025/QH15) is not just another legal tweak — it’s a practical game-changer for foreign investors, tech startups, manufacturers, and brand owners operating here….

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In Vietnam’s fast-moving economy, foreign direct investment no longer succeeds on capital or cost advantage alone. It depends on how well investors understand the market before entering and how effectively they navigate complexity after setup. For companies targeting Vietnam and the wider ASEAN region, business intelligence solutions have become essential. They transform fragmented data into…

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In Vietnam’s fast-moving economy, foreign companies face a clear choice when scaling their teams: rent local employment infrastructure through an Employer of Record (EOR) or build their own through a Vietnamese legal entity. This is not a simple “setup fee versus monthly fee” calculation. Government registration costs are modest, but the real expense lies in…

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