Decree 168/2025/ND-CP: Identifying and Defining the Beneficial Owner

In the context of globalization and deeper economic integration, corporate ownership transparency has become a critical focus for improving governance, combating money laundering, and attracting investment. The concept of the “beneficial owner” — the individual who ultimately owns or controls a business entity, even if not formally listed in official records — has gained increasing […]

Is It Permissible for Foreign Investors to Operate Travel Services in Vietnam?

Vietnam, with its rich cultural heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and rapidly growing tourism industry, has become an attractive destination not only for travelers but also for foreign investors seeking business opportunities in the travel sector. However, investing in and operating travel services in Vietnam involves navigating a complex legal framework, particularly for non-Vietnamese entities. This […]

Vietnam’s 2025 Amended Nationality Law: New Provisions for Foreign Nationals

Vietnam has taken a significant step toward refining its legal framework on citizenship with the 2025 amendments to the Nationality Law. As the country continues to integrate into the global economy and attract increasing numbers of foreign investors, professionals, and long-term residents, the amended law introduces notable changes that directly affect foreign nationals. From clarifying […]

Economic Organization & BCC: Key Differences

In the process of improving the legal framework and attracting investment capital, Vietnamese law allows enterprises to choose from various forms of implementation, among which the more favored are the establishment of an economic organization and the Business Cooperation Contract (BCC). Each form comes with its own distinctive characteristics, and depending on the specific context, […]

COERCIVE MEASURES: PROPERTY SEIZURE AND INCOME DEDUCTION IN CIVIL JUDGMENT ENFORCEMENT

In civil judgment enforcement, when the judgment debtor fails to voluntarily fulfill their obligations, the enforcement agency is required to apply coercive measures to protect the legitimate rights and interests of the judgment creditor. Among these measures, property seizure and income deduction are two commonly used methods, each governed by the 2024 Consolidated Document No. […]

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