FAQ
Business FAQs for Foreign Investors
Answers to common questions about company formation, legal compliance, accounting, and work permits in Vietnam
Answers to Common Business Questions in Vietnam
We answer common questions from foreign investors and companies about market entry, company formation, legal compliance, accounting, tax, and work permits.
If you cannot find your question here, feel free to contact us for tailored advice.
Market Entry
Yes, foreign investors can invest in Vietnam through foreign-invested companies, joint ventures, or representative offices, depending on the business sector and investment conditions.
The first step is usually to determine the investment structure, business activities, and licensing requirements for your business in Vietnam.
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Company Formation
Yes, foreign investors can establish companies in Vietnam through foreign-invested company structures, subject to investment and business registration procedures.
The timeline depends on the business sector and licensing requirements, but company formation in Vietnam typically takes several weeks to a few months.
Legal & Corporate
Yes, companies in Vietnam must comply with corporate governance, reporting, licensing, and other legal compliance requirements.
Most companies require ongoing legal advisory to handle contracts, corporate changes, compliance matters, and business transactions.
Accounting & Tax
Common taxes include corporate income tax, value-added tax, personal income tax, and other applicable taxes depending on business activities.
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Work Permit & Visa
In most cases, foreign employees working in Vietnam are required to obtain a work permit and appropriate visa or residence card.
The timeline for work permit procedures typically ranges from several weeks depending on the documents and approval process.
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