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Webinar: How to Setup a Business in Vietnam

Viewed as the land of opportunity for those coming from countries with sagging economies, It's not uncommon to find foreigners who want to open a business in Vietnam. But with so many regulations and red tape, it's not always clear how to accomplish this.

To this end, we've stumbled upon a webinar hosted by Alberto Vettoretti, Managing Partner at Dezan Shira & Associates, an expert on best business practices in Asia.

While a bit broad, the webinar discusses the types of foreign investment in Vietnam, including joint ventures and representative offices. Vettoretti also covers the requirements, tax details and helpful tips for each investment option and the major laws and regulations related to establishment in Vietnam.

We hope it's helpful!

 

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