Location is crucial, ensuring convenience for employees and clients, enhancing your company’s image, and boosting efficiency with proximity to transportation and amenities.
Assess office size and layout for current team comfort and future growth flexibility. A productive layout fostering collaboration and efficient workflow is vital, considering open-plan spaces, private offices, meeting rooms, and common areas.
Serviced offices are cost-effective, but comprehend all costs, including hidden or extra fees, to ensure it aligns with your budget.
Research provider reputation and track record with reviews and references. A history of quality office spaces and reliable services indicates a provider likely to meet your expectations.
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Yes, foreign investors who want to expand to Vietnam can set up a foreign-owned company in the country. The most common type of company setup for foreign ownership is an LLC (Limited Liability Company) due to its simple business structure and faster setup timeline. Depending on the type of business entity you want to pursue, there are further regulations for foreigners to follow when establishing a company in Vietnam.
There are four types of entities: Limited Liability Company (LLC), Joint-stock Company (JSC), Branch Office and Representative Office.
Although local laws don’t stipulate any minimum capital, 25-30,000 USD is commonly considered as the minimum capital investors should register to ensure smooth incorporation and business activities.
Yes. The Vietnamese law enables foreigners to open 100% foreign-owned companies in most business sectors. There are a few business sectors that you are restricted from, namely the following:
