Ready to grow your business in Vietnam?
Practical guides on entering, hiring, and operating in Vietnam.
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Vietnam grants trademark rights to whoever files first. Why your company name protects nothing, what the examination timeline really looks like, Madrid versus a national filing, and the Vietnamese-language risks foreign brands miss.
Import, export, wholesale or retail in Vietnam? Our 2026 playbook covers the licenses foreign traders need, in what order, and the common delays.
Control is not the shareholding split. It is the reserved-matters list, the legal representative, what happens when a partner cannot fund, and whether the exit mechanism actually works.
Before the forms: business line classification, ownership caps, capital, registered address, legal representative, work permits, licences, the capital account, and whether you need an entity at all.
Vietnam remains the top China+1 destination in 2026. We break down the cost, trade and talent math - and what relocating companies get wrong.
A practical first 90-day Vietnam market entry checklist for foreign companies covering market validation, partners, hiring, office setup, compliance, tax and…
Compare representative office and foreign-owned company setup in Vietnam. Learn which entry route fits market testing, hiring, contracts, invoicing,…
How Foreign Companies Can Prevent Regulatory Risk Instead of Reacting to It Compliance in Vietnam is rarely a single event. It is an ongoing process…
Why Vietnam Entities Often Struggle With Group Audits-and How to Fix It Before the Audit Begins When multinational companies conduct group audits,…
How Foreign-Owned Companies Can Maintain Control Without Slowing Operations Internal controls are often discussed in the context of large corporations and…
A Practical Governance Guide for Foreign Directors and Shareholders When foreign companies establish subsidiaries in Vietnam, board oversight is often…
Personal Exposure, Practical Risks, and How to Stay Protected Serving as a director of a company in Vietnam carries real legal responsibility , even when…
