Vietnam is a dynamic country with an economy that continues to grow and modernise and has a lot to offer. It is a unique country and provides extensive opportunities if you are willing to spend the time to understand the market and the people living and working in it.

Since Vietnam has joined the WTO in 2007, investment opportunities in Vietnam have developed immensely. Nevertheless, there are undoubtedly many challenges in doing business here, some of which we will touch upon the main points in our guide “Doing Business in Vietnam".

In this guide you can find information about:

• Ways to invest and available incentives;
• Types of legal entities you can setup;
• The do’s and don’ts of borrowing or lending money;
• Competition law, contract law, intellectual property rights law, the labour code and dispute resolution;
• What to do in case of insolvency, bankruptcy, or dissolution; and
• General information about Vietnam