1. Introduction In the context of foreign investment activities in Vietnam, the Business License for trading activities and activities directly related to the trading of goods (“Business License”) is a mandatory legal requirement for foreign-invested enterprises when exercising distribution rights, e-commerce activities, commercial intermediary services, and other related operations. In certain cases involving business lines... Read More

On December 11, 2025, the National Assembly passed the Law on Investment 2025, marking a significant step forward in the refinement of Vietnam’s investment legislation. With numerous provisions amended and supplemented to better align with practical considerations and international commitments, the Law is expected to enhance the investment environment and improve the effectiveness of state... Read More

In the context of increasingly deep international economic integration, enterprises’ demand for flexible labor utilization continues to grow. Labor leasing has emerged as a sector attracting considerable interest from foreign investors, while at the same time imposing stringent legal requirements on the establishment of foreign-invested enterprises in Vietnam. What legal issues arise in connection with... Read More

In the context of Vietnam’s growing and substantive participation in the Global Information technology human resource supply chain, many foreign technology enterprises seek to engage Vietnamese engineers through flexible engagement models, particularly remote working, without establishing commercial presence in Viet Nam. Illustration Pursuant Vietnamese law, utilization of Vietnamese employees is associated with obligation to enter... Read More

In practice, many joint stock companies have the need to offer shares for sale in order to increase their charter capital and expand the scale of their business operations. However, in many cases, joint stock companies have registered an increase in charter capital that does not reflect the actual situation, due to shareholders’ failure to... Read More

At present, cooperation between enterprises and artists or influencers on online platforms for the purpose of advertising products has become increasingly prevalent and has generated considerable communication and marketing effectiveness. However, in addition to these benefits, practice has also witnessed numerous instances of violations of law, adversely affecting the lawful rights and interests of consumers.... Read More

In the context of expanding operational scale and enhancing competitiveness, many household business owners choose to convert into an enterprise model in order to take advantage of legal incentives and better align with their business development needs. However, in many cases, such conversion is carried out without a full assessment of the legal consequences relating... Read More

In the context of increasingly diversified capital-raising needs, many enterprises opt to convert foreign loans into equity as a solution to reducing debt burdens while simultaneously attracting strategic investors. However, this is a transaction with a complex legal structure, directly involving regulations on investment, foreign exchange management, share issuance, and corporate procedures. If implemented without... Read More