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FOREIGN DIRECT INVEST COMPANY IN VIETNAM - WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Foreign investors can grab more business opportunities in the Vietnamese market thanks to the current political and economic context in Vietnam.
Using local expertise for local business can help the investors short cut entry procedures, avoid and prevent most of legal risks, create business advantages and keep their good standing in Vietnam.
Since 2006, VIVA Business Consulting has been successfully providing service for thousands of leading companies from Hong Kong, Japan, US, EU, Singapore, India, China, Korea…. in forms of FDI companies, foreign representative offices, Foreigner working in Vietnam, Vietnamese SMEs, Chief Operation Officers
Our handbooks consist of local expertise - practice experience - valued lessons from thousands of other investors regarding to:
1. Market entry - company registration
2. Management of required compliance procedure during business operation
3. Investment visas and expats in Vietnam
4. Restructuring - Acquiring - Selling a company
5. Dissolution of a company
6. General business laws and regulations
We trust this handbook will be your useful guidances guide during your investment and business in Vietnam.
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