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When setting up a business in Vietnam, foreign and domestic investors alike must choose among different legal entity types — most commonly the Limited Liability Company (LLC), Joint Stock Company (JSC), and Private Enterprise. Each form offers unique benefits and legal obligations that may significantly affect governance, fundraising, and risk exposure. This article presents a…
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Vietnam’s legal system has undergone significant development to accommodate the country’s economic integration. However, foreign investors still face notable challenges when navigating the legal landscape. Legal complexity and regulatory overlaps One of the primary obstacles is the lack of consistency across legal documents. Different laws may apply to the same oversea investment project, such as…
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Aug
Aug
Foreign investors looking to enter the Vietnamese market must carefully navigate the legal framework governing the establishment of foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs). From choosing the right legal entity to obtaining oversea investment and business licenses, each step requires detailed planning and regulatory compliance. Choosing the Right Legal Structure The most common forms of FIEs in Vietnam…
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Aug
When expanding into Vietnam, foreign investors often consider either establishing representative office in Vietnam or a Branch. While both are extensions of a foreign parent company, they differ significantly in terms of legal capacity, operational scope, and regulatory obligations. Understanding these differences is essential for investors to choose the right vehicle for market entry. Therefore,…
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In today’s increasingly complex regulatory landscape, businesses in Vietnam must balance legal compliance with cost efficiency. One strategic approach is to outsource specific legal tasks to external counsel or service providers. This allows companies to focus internal resources on core activities while ensuring legal risks are professionally managed. Why Outsourcing Legal Tasks Makes Business Sense…
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Trade remedy is not merely a response mechanism in the face of unfair trade practices, but also a proactive legal tool that domestic enterprises can leverage to protect their legitimate interests. In the context of Vietnam’s deep integration into the global economy and rising pressure from imported goods, understanding and utilizing trade remedies is no…
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Aug
This article outlines the legal challenges that employers in Vietnam may face when dismissing employees, terminating labor contracts, or dealing with labor disputes — and how to handle them in compliance with Vietnamese law. Businesses should consider contact law firms specializing in advising labour law in Vietnam to receive detailed assistance on a case-by-case basis….
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Foreign businesses entering Vietnam’s growing market are increasingly aware of the importance of trademark protection as part of their broader intellectual property (IP) strategy. However, many applicants encounter avoidable legal and procedural mistakes during the Vietnam trademark registration process, which can lead to costly delays, refusals, or even loss of trademark rights. This article outlines…
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Aug
Aug
Notice of Deadline Extension for Questionnaire Responses by Domestic Producers and Importers in the Sunset Review of Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Measures on Certain Sugar Products Originating from the Kingdom of Thailand (Case Code: ER01.AD13-AS01) On June 13, 2025, the Minister of Industry and Trade issued Decision No. 1686/QD-BCT and an accompanying Notice on the initiation…
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On July 18, 2025, the Minister of Industry and Trade issued Decision No. 2093/QD-BCT, officially initiating an anti-dumping investigation into certain clear float glass products originating from the Republic of Indonesia and Malaysia (Case Code: AD22), based on a valid request submitted by the domestic industry. To collect information and data necessary for the investigation…
