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A common question for foreign investors and companies is what is the minimum capital requirement in Vietnam? Also, how much of it should be paid up
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A common question for foreign investors and companies is what is the minimum capital requirement in Vietnam? Also, how much of it should be paid up
Vietnam’s Ministry of Planning and Investment, with the assistance of the World Bank, is currently drafting a new FDI strategy for 2018-2023 focusing on priority sectors and quality of investments, rather than quantity.
Since the establishment of bilateral diplomatic relations in 1973, trade and investments between Singapore and Vietnam have grown immensely and has been a significant factor in forging robust bilateral ties.
Vietnam is the third largest market in Southeast Asia and one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. Low costs and regulations that encourage foreign investment are only some of the key elements that attract foreign entrepreneurs. In this article, we present you the top 11 reasons why you should invest in Vietnam.
The first step in setting up a business in Vietnam is acquiring an Investment Registration Certificate (IRC) and Enterprise Registration Certificate (ERC). The time period required to acquire an IRC varies by industry and entity type, as these determine the registrations and evaluations required
One IBC help guide you through the setup procedures and to aid you in understanding the roles and responsibilities of key positions in the company. This will help ensure that your company is set up for success.
Fueled by continuous growth, Vietnam continues to attract record foreign direct investment (FDI). The latest data from the Foreign Investment Agency (FIA) shows that FDI in Vietnam in the first five months of the year reached a four year high of US$16.74 billion.
The European Union Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) was signed on June 30 in Hanoi paving the way for its conclusion and increased trade with the EU and Vietnam.
After going from a centralized economy to a market-oriented one, Vietnam has started developing at the beginning of the 1990. Nowadays, Vietnam relies on the goods produced and sold locally by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) picking up on the international trends and managing to integrate itself in the global economy.
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