Vietnam continues to be one of the most attractive investment destinations in Southeast Asia, driven by strong economic growth, trade integration, and expanding consumer demand. However, foreign investors entering the Vietnam market in 2026 must carefully navigate legal, regulatory, and operational challenges to avoid costly mistakes and ensure sustainable business success. Common business mistakes foreign…
Vietnam continues to attract strong foreign direct investment thanks to its strategic location, competitive costs, and expanding manufacturing and services sectors. In 2026, establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam requires a clear understanding of legal procedures, investment approval processes, and regulatory compliance obligations to ensure smooth market entry and long-term operational success. Complete A-to-Z FDI…
Vietnam is increasingly becoming a strategic destination for foreign companies seeking to explore market opportunities without immediately establishing a full commercial presence. In 2026, opening representative office in Vietnam remains one of the most flexible and low-risk entry strategies for multinational corporations, especially in early-stage market expansion planning. Conditions for opening representative office Vietnam are…
As Vietnamese enterprises increasingly expand beyond domestic borders, outbound investment has become a key strategy for growth, diversification, and global integration. In 2026, companies in Vietnam are actively seeking structured legal and financial guidance to navigate foreign markets, manage regulatory risks, and ensure sustainable international expansion. Effective oversea investment strategies Vietnamese enterprises are essential for…
Payment disputes in Vietnam’s construction sector often arise from the intersection of contractual obligations, project schedule pressures, and acceptance procedures, rather than merely from one party’s refusal to make payment. In practice, contractors’ unpaid payment claims commonly emerge when projects enter stages characterized by cash flow constraints, final account settlement, or the allocation of responsibility…
Inheritance property disputes are among the most common and complex types of civil disputes in Vietnam, particularly as the value of assets such as land use rights, residential housing, and business assets continues to increase. These disputes not only affect the rights and interests of heirs but also have a direct impact on family relationships…
Mediation is increasingly becoming a strategic choice for resolving international commercial disputes. However, its true value lies not in reaching a settlement, but in its ability to transform that settlement into an effectively enforceable instrument. As Vietnam continues its deep international integration, improving the legal framework governing mediation is not only an internal necessity but…
The right to pregnancy and maternity rights of female employees are fundamental personal rights closely associated with the principle of substantive gender equality in employment relationships. Female employees are not only a direct productive force in the economy but also undertake the social function of reproduction through childbirth and the nurturing of future generations. This…
In practice, civil and commercial transactions in Vietnam increasingly involve situations where a single asset is simultaneously associated with the rights and interests of multiple parties. An asset may be owned by an individual or a business operating in Vietnam while also being mortgaged to a bank, entrusted to a repair or transportation service provider,…
In recent years, M&A activities in the real estate sector have become increasingly active, particularly as the market faces liquidity pressures, tighter credit conditions, and the need to restructure investment portfolios. As many developers encounter cash flow difficulties, transferring all or part of a project has become a practical solution to recover capital, reduce financial…
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