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At least one member / 3 shareholders
Required local registered address
No local legal representative requirement
No minimum capital requirement for most cases
No upfront paid-up capital
The most flexible structure for international business.
steps to register a company in Vietnam
Access our online platform to select a Vietnam company formation package. During this stage, we provide consulting to help you determine the right corporate structure for your goals.
Settle your service fees securely via credit card, debit card, or bank wire transfer. Upon payment, you will receive a comprehensive checklist of required KYC information.
Upload necessary documents, including passport scans and proof of address, to our digital Client Portal. We will verify these files to ensure they meet Vietnamese regulatory standards.
We apply for your Investment Registration Certificate (IRC) first, followed by the Enterprise Registration Certificate (ERC) from the Department of Planning and Investment.
Once the ERC is issued, your electronic documents are typically ready within 2 working days. We also handle the company seal and public announcement of registration.
Original corporate kits are usually delivered via courier within 3-7 days.
Choose the plan that fits your business scale.
* Prices are subject to change based on specific requirements and additional services. ** Renewal fees are estimated and may vary.
Yes. Foreigners can start a business in Vietnam through direct or indirect foreign investments. The most common method is establishing a 100% foreign-owned company (Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise) or a joint venture with a local partner.
Yes, Vietnam allows 100% foreign ownership for most business sectors. However, certain restricted sectors may require a local joint venture partner or have specific conditions that must be met.
The process can range from 10 days to 3 months. The timeline depends heavily on the business entity type, the specific sector of operation, and the scale of the investment project.
Standard taxes include Business License Tax (paid annually), Value Added Tax (VAT) generally at 10%, and Corporate Income Tax (CIT) at a standard rate of 20%. Tax incentives may be available for specific industries like software development.
For most business activities, there is no specific minimum paid-up capital requirement. However, the registered capital must be paid in full within 90 days from the date of the company's registration.
Foreign investors typically need to obtain two main licenses: the Investment Registration Certificate (IRC) and the Business/Enterprise Registration Certificate (ERC).