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Setting Up a Company in Vietnam

Sept. 27 – The first step in setting up a business in Vietnam is acquiring an Investment Certificate (IC), also known as a Business Registration Certificate. The time period required to acquire an IC varies by industry and entity type, as these determine the registrations and evaluations required:

  • For projects that require registration, IC issuance takes about 15 working days.
  • For projects subject to evaluation, IC issuance time is likely to vary. Projects not requiring the Prime Minister’s approval take 20 to 25 working days, while projects that do need such approval take approximately 37 working days.

In the IC application process, note that under Vietnamese law, all documents issued by foreign governments and organizations need to be notarized, consular legalized and translated into Vietnamese by competent authorities. Once the IC has been issued, additional steps have to be taken to complete the procedure and start business operations.

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