Our Practical Guides on how to do business in Vietnam are essential for anyone aiming to intelligently invest in a country that is quickly becoming the new rising star of East Asia.
The “Foreign Direct Investments in Vietnam” Practical Guide is the first in a line of international guides focused on “Doing Business in Vietnam”. In this guide, we outline the various legal, taxation, labour and cultural peculiarities of this country, and provide a broad overview of both the challenges and opportunities within the Vietnamese investment environment.
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Introduction India, in the recent times has been considered as a land of opportunities and true to its words, investing into India has been fruitful for multinational companies world-wide. The first step to investing into India is to open a company into India and starting business in the country. India comprises of various states and
According to the Vietnam E-commerce Association (VECOM), as of early 2024, there were 78.44 million internet users in Vietnam with 72.7 million social media users (equivalent to 73.3% of the total population and 165.5 million mobile connections (equivalent to 169.8% of the total population) in Vietnam1. These statistics highlight Vietnam’s rapid growth in internet and
Italy represents a destination of interest for foreign investments and among the types of investments chosen are those of capitalizing in start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as in many cases they grant excellent results in terms of returns and innovations. Like any type of investment, however, there are opportunities but also legal risks
