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In the context of a knowledge-based economy and innovation-driven growth, the protection and exploitation of intellectual property (IP) have become vital for enterprises. Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW of the Politburo emphasizes the task of “institutionalizing innovation and protecting intangible assets” as a cornerstone of the national development strategy. This sets an urgent requirement for innovative enterprises…
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Sep
Sep
Resolution No. 05/2025/NQ-CP (“Resolution 05”) of the Vietnamese Government marks a significant step in piloting a tokenized assets market to promote secure and controlled digital financial innovation. The resolution focuses on establishing a pilot legal framework, prioritizing the protection of stakeholders’ rights, legal compliance, and risk mitigation. The following article summarizes the key points of…
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Sep
Sep
Vietnam has emerged as one of the most dynamic economies in Asia, attracting foreign investors, tech entrepreneurs, and legal professionals alike. However, doing business in Vietnam also requires navigating a unique legal, cultural, and regulatory landscape. Many investors repeat the same mistakes, which can result in wasted time, financial loss, or compliance risks. This article…
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Sep
Sep
Vietnam is an attractive destination for foreign investors seeking to enter the service sector, thanks to its growing economy and expanding middle class. However, setting up a service business in Vietnam requires strict compliance with local laws and regulatory frameworks. Foreign investors who fail to meet these mandatory conditions often face delays, additional costs, or…
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Aug
Aug
As of July 1, 2025, Vietnam’s court system will implement a significant reform in the allocation of judicial jurisdiction, particularly concerning disputes in business, commerce, intellectual property, and bankruptcy. This reform is an important step toward standardizing dispute resolution mechanisms, ensuring greater transparency and consistency in the application of the law. New Jurisdiction of Regional…
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Aug
Aug
As Vietnamese businesses grow in size and capability, more are turning to outbound investment as a means of expanding markets, acquiring resources, and strengthening global competitiveness. Under the Law on Investment (amended in 2020) and its guiding regulations, oversea investment is now subject to stricter legal oversight. Enterprises must be fully aware of licensing procedures,…
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Aug
Aug
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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Aug
Aug
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
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,…
