A Free Trade Zone (FTZ) is a special economic model established by many countries to promote the circulation of goods, services, and investment through the application of flexible management mechanisms and preferential policies that are more favorable than those under general law. In the context of deep international economic integration,
In the context of deep international economic integration, many countries have developed Free Trade Zone (FTZ) as an important instrument to attract investment capital, Trade institutions, and global Trade service providers. In Vietnam, the research and development of international Trade centers and regional Trade centers has been receiving special attention
The education market is witnessing a profound restructuring. The traditional governance model, once characterized by family ownership or small groups of individual shareholders, is increasingly being replaced by multinational education corporations and private equity funds. This shift in governance structure is gradually professionalizing and elevating university management to a new
In the context of globalization, International Financial Centres (IFCs) serve as legal “anchors” for cross-border capital flows. Choosing an appropriate business model within an IFC requires a thorough understanding of corporate law as well as tax regimes and double taxation avoidance agreements (DTAAs). In Vietnam, amid deepening international economic integration,
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is an international development finance institution focused on mobilizing capital and promoting private sector investment in emerging markets to achieve sustainable development goals such as poverty reduction, social inclusion, and climate change mitigation. IFC not only provides direct investment but also delivers advisory services, risk-sharing
In the context of Vietnam’s deep integration into the global economy, the employment of foreign workers has become increasingly common across various sectors — from investment, technology, and education to corporate management. However, not all cases are required to obtain a Work Permit. According to Decree No. 219/2025/NĐ-CP, issued on
As Vietnam increasingly becomes a preferred destination for living, working, and investing, the Temporary Residence Card (TRC) plays a vital role for foreigners. The TRC is not only a document proving lawful residence in Vietnam but also replaces the visa, enabling convenient long-term stays, domestic travel, and administrative procedures. So,
As Vietnam continues to open its doors to global integration and becomes an increasingly attractive destination for experts, investors, entrepreneurs, and international visitors, the demand for visas for foreigners in Vietnam has grown significantly. A visa is not only an entry permit — it is a “legal passport” that determines
Amid the context of global integration and the expanding world economy, the number of foreigners entering Vietnam for work has been steadily increasing due to growing trade demands and the introduction of new legal policies and regulations. To meet the needs of foreigners in terms of travel and residence in
Foreign employees working in Vietnam must obtain a work permit before officially starting their employment, unless they are legally exempt. The process of applying for a work permit can seem complicated, but understanding each step will help ensure compliance with Vietnamese law and avoid delays. Below is a detailed guide
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