Doing business in Vietnam

Client: Hello there, I have read about how to open a tour company (an inbound one) from your web-site, now i have this question in my mind. I expect you, as a professional law firm, to inform me about the following please: 1) how much does it cost to get the related...

Question: I would like to incorporate a new company in Ho Chi Minh City owned by my USA company. This new company in Vietnam will be a service provider, consulting services & quality control, and will hier around 5-6 people in Vietnam at the beginning. The local company director &...

We, SBLaw Company Limited (hereinafter referred to as “SB Law”) having known that your company (hereinafter referred to as “Client”) wishes to adjust its Investment Certificate regarding to supplement the business line of leasing warehouse in Hanoi. And then, your company wishes to set up its Branch office in...

Investors have to prepare these following dossiers to register an investment project in Vietnam:

SBLAW assisted a large number of Clients in forming and operating foreign owned companies in Vietnam including but not limited to IBM, ICBC[...]

According to paragraph 5 of Article 84 of the Law on Enterprises "Within three years from the date of the certificate of business registration, a founding shareholder has the right to freely transfer its common shares to shareholders other up, but they can transfers.[...]

Client: I'm managing an insurance brokerage LLC based in London. I'm advising expatriates with their international health insurance. My clients are expatriates based anywhere in the world and I am paid by commission directly from the insurance companies on my England business account so I don't have money flow outside...

Question: I wish to set up a Vietnam company and I have the following concerns: Once the company is registered in the registrar, whether the individual directors and shareholders’identity will become public information that can be searched by anyone globally. Whether it is mandatory for a Vietnamese company to...

Representative Office is an option for Foreign Investor who wishes to conduct market research, trade promotion etc in Vietnam. Depending on business sector of the parent companies abroad, conditions and procedure for setting up representative office in Vietnam may be different. Up to now, Vietnam Law only stipulate conditions and procedures...

SBLAW would like to give advice on possibilities of setting up a foreign invested company for doing business of technical testing and analysis in Vietnam as follows: