
Managing Your Vietnam Business Recovery in the Aftermath of Typhoon Yagi
We discuss the business recovery process and key insurance and tax considerations for firms and factories in the aftermath of Typhoon Yagi.
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We discuss the business recovery process and key insurance and tax considerations for firms and factories in the aftermath of Typhoon Yagi.

In this new report, available as a free download, we examine Vietnam's import-export regime, on-spot import/export, and VAT refund process.

Owners of new projects in Vietnam must register duty-exempt goods with customs authorities and are responsible for them.

Located within the Northern Key Economic Zone (NKEZ), Hung Yen offers attractive incentives for priority sectors and strong infrastructure.

We discuss Vietnam’s revised 2024 Social Insurance Law, effective July 1, 2025, which aims to strengthen social insurance coverage.

The Vietnam labor market reported encouraging signs in terms of employment opportunities and salary growth in H1 2024.

On June 12, 2024, HCMC People’s Committee unveiled a labor and employment strategy for the 2023-2025 period, with a vision to 2030.

Vietnam has amended certain provisions regarding hiring foreign workers and the issuance of work permits. We provide the details.

Vietnam's labor authority MOLISA has proposed a swap of workdays for the 2024 Reunification Day and International Workers' Day holiday.

A criminal record check certificate (Judicial Record Card) is required for foreign employees when they apply for a work permit in Vietnam.

Decree 32/2024/ND-CP regulating industrial clusters in Vietnam takes effect on May 1, 2024. Key provisions are summarized in this article.

Global Staffing Solutions is a flexible entry strategy for businesses to test the Vietnamese market without needing to physically set up an operation.

This article lays out a number of key strategies for finding and recruiting workers in the manufacturing sector in Vietnam.

A recent German delegation visit to Vietnam has highlighted prospects for bilateral cooperation in developing Vietnamese skilled workers.

The Vietnam Labor Federation has proposed reducing the maximum number of working hours in Vietnam to under 48 hours a week.

The General Office of Statistics has released a summary of the development of Vietnam’s labor market in 2023. Here’s what it says.

Vietnam’s minimum wage is set to rise by 6 percent next year after receiving approval from the National Wage Council. Here are the details.

The Ministry of Education has said foreign English teachers need to undergo an in-country training program. Here are the details.

In this article the Vietnam Briefing looks at how Vietnam plans to develop its workforce as it pushes to become a high-tech manufacturer.

Vietnam Briefing outlines Vietnam’s official public holidays in 2024. Businesses should take note of the official holiday schedule and plan accordingly.