- I- WHAT IS A FOREIGN INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM?
- II- FORMS OF ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
- III- TYPES OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
- IV- CONDITIONS FOR ESTABLISHING A COMPANY WITH FOREIGN INVESTMENT CAPITAL IN VIETNAM
- 1) Conditions on the subject and nationality of foreign investors
- 2) Conditions on business lines
- 3) Conditions on market access for foreign investors
- 4) Conditions on the headquarters of the company intended to register and the location of the investment project
- 5) Conditions on capacity and experience and specific conditions according to the investment field
- V- CHARTER CAPITAL OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
- VI- DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
- VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
- 1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
- 2) Steps to establish a company with foreign investment capital in the form of capital contribution, share purchase, and capital repurchase of a company with a business registration certificate.
- VIII- CHOOSING THE FORM OF ESTABLISHING A COMPANY WITH FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN VIETNAM
- IX- SERVICES FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM BY THUY NGOC LAW FIRM
- X- SERVICE FEES AND TIME TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM
- XI- RESULTS CUSTOMERS RECEIVE WHEN USING THE SERVICE OF ESTABLISHING A COMPANY WITH FOREIGN INVESTMENT CAPITAL OF THUY NGOC LAW FIRM
- XII- WHY DO YOU CHOOSE THUY NGOC LAW FIRM'S COMPANY ESTABLISHMENT SERVICE IN HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM?
- XIII- WORKS TO DO AFTER ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM
- XIV- TYPES OF TAXES THAT FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES MUST PAY AFTER ESTABLISHING THE COMPANY IN VIETNAM
- XV- ANSWERS TO SOME RELATED QUESTIONS COMPANY ESTABLISHMENT SERVICE IN HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM
- Question 1: Is establishing a foreign-invested enterprise more difficult than establishing a company with 100% Vietnamese capital?
- Question 2: Do foreign investors contribute charter capital in cash or by bank transfer?
- Question 3: In what form do foreign investors usually invest in Vietnam?
- Question 4: What factors affect the capital ownership ratio of foreign investors?
- Question 5: In which cases are foreign investors not limited in their capital ownership ratio?
- Question 6: What assets are included in the capital contribution to establish an enterprise?
- Question 7: What is the deadline for contributing investment capital?
- Question 8: Is it mandatory to open a direct investment capital account?
- Question 9: After establishing a company, what if the capital contribution is not sufficient as registered?
- Question 10: Can a company name be the same as another company?
- Question 11: Can the address of an apartment be used as a company headquarters?
- Question 12: What types of taxes must a company pay after the company is established?
- Question 13: Are business license tax/fees exempted in the first year of establishment?
- Question 14: Is it mandatory to purchase a digital signature after establishing a company?
- Question 15: After establishment, if there are no output or input invoices, do they have to submit tax declarations?
- Question 16: If our company does not generate output or input invoices, do we have to keep accounting books and prepare financial statements?
- Question 17: How does the value of investment capital relate to the issuance of work permits to investors and representatives of foreign organizations investing in Vietnam?
- Question 17: How does the value of investment capital relate to the issuance of temporary residence cards for investors and representatives of foreign organizations investing in Vietnam?
- Question 18: How is the value of the investment capital contribution related to the issuance of visas to investors and representatives of foreign organizations investing in Vietnam?
- Question 19: When do you need to apply for a Certificate of eligibility to do business? a business license, a sub-license?
- Question 20: What is the process for providing company establishment services at Thuy Ngoc Law Firm?
- Question 21: Should you use Thuy Ngoc Law Firm's company establishment service?
ESTABLISHING FOREIGN INVESTED COMPANY IN HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM
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I- WHAT IS A FOREIGN INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM?
According to Vietnamese law, a foreign invested company in Vietnam is a company with foreign investors as members or shareholders.
A foreign investor is an individual with foreign nationality, an organization established under foreign law, conducting investment and business activities in Vietnam
Thus, a foreign invested company in Vietnam includes:
1) 100% foreign-owned company: All investment capital is owned by foreign investors.
2) A company with capital contribution from individuals with foreign nationality, an organization established under foreign law regardless of the capital contribution ratio.
II- FORMS OF ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors can choose the following forms:
1) Establishing a foreign-invested company from the beginning, with the foreign investor's capital contribution ratio ranging from 1% to 100% of the company's charter capital;
2) Foreign investors contribute capital, buy shares, buy capital contributions in a Vietnamese company that already has a Certificate of Enterprise Registration.
3) A foreign-invested company continues to contribute capital to establish a new company in Vietnam.
4) Investing in the form of a business cooperation contract (BCC)
5) Investing in the form of a PPP contract.
III- TYPES OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
The common types of companies in Vietnam that foreign investors can choose when establishing are as follows:
1) Single-member LLC
A single-member LLC is an enterprise with charter capital owned by an individual or an organization that is responsible for the company's debts and financial obligations within the scope of the company's charter capital.
2) Two-member or more LLC
A two-member or more LLC is an enterprise with two to a maximum of 50 members, who are individuals, organizations or both individuals and organizations, owning the entire charter capital of the company according to the capital contribution ratio and being responsible for the debts and other financial obligations of the enterprise within the scope of the capital contributed to the enterprise.
3) Joint Stock Company
A Joint Stock Company is an enterprise whose charter capital is divided into many parts called shares and the members of the company are shareholders who own one or more shares.
A joint stock company has at least 3 shareholders, with no limit on the maximum number of shareholders.
IV- CONDITIONS FOR ESTABLISHING A COMPANY WITH FOREIGN INVESTMENT CAPITAL IN VIETNAM
When establishing a company with foreign investment capital in Vietnam, foreign investors must meet the following conditions:
1) Conditions on the subject and nationality of foreign investors
Be an individual over 18 years old, an organization or enterprise with the nationality of a member of the WTO or having signed a bilateral treaty related to investment with Vietnam.
2) Conditions on business lines
Foreign investors are only allowed to establish companies to do business in fields permitted by Vietnamese law.
3) Conditions on market access for foreign investors
Conditions on market access for foreign investors are stipulated in the List of industries and trades with restricted market access for foreign investors, including: The ratio of charter capital ownership of foreign investors in economic organizations; investment form, scope of investment activities; capacity of investors;...
4) Conditions on the headquarters of the company intended to register and the location of the investment project
Unlike a Vietnamese-owned company, when establishing a company with foreign investment capital, foreign investors must have documents proving the headquarters of the company and the location of the company's project upon submitting the company establishment dossier.
Accordingly:
- Investors must have a location to implement the investment project in Vietnam through a location lease contract, a house lease contract, a land lease contract and legal real estate documents of the lessor to serve as the company headquarters and the project implementation location.
- For the location to implement the production project, there must be a real estate leasing function on the land use right certificate and the business registration certificate of the lessor and must be located in an industrial cluster or zone.
- The headquarters of the company implementing the project must not use an apartment building, the company establishment dossier must be submitted with a lease contract for the headquarters, project location and legal documents (notarized copies) of the lessor.
5) Conditions on capacity and experience and specific conditions according to the investment field
- Foreign investors must meet specific conditions for business lines with conditions for foreign investors.
- For some fields, foreign investors need to prove their capacity and experience in the investment field.
V- CHARTER CAPITAL OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
Vietnamese law does not stipulate a minimum or maximum charter capital, except for some cases of conditional business lines, which have regulations on legal capital and deposit levels, so investors can decide for themselves the appropriate charter capital.
In cases of business lines that have regulations on legal capital (such as security services, banking, securities, insurance, etc.) or require deposits (such as film production services, labor leasing, etc.), the minimum charter capital must be equal to the legal capital or deposit level as prescribed.
Depending on the economic capacity of the owner and the purpose of operation, the enterprise will decide on the specific charter capital level. Normally, enterprises will consider the following factors to decide on charter capital:
- Financial capacity of the owner.
- Scope and scale of operations of the enterprise.
- Actual operating costs of the enterprise after establishment;
- Business projects signed with partners...
VI- DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors need to prepare the following documents and information:
1) Documents proving the legal status of the investor
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
According to Vietnamese law, a foreign invested company in Vietnam is a company with foreign investors as members or shareholders.
A foreign investor is an individual with foreign nationality, an organization established under foreign law, conducting investment and business activities in Vietnam
Thus, a foreign invested company in Vietnam includes:
1) 100% foreign-owned company: All investment capital is owned by foreign investors.
2) A company with capital contribution from individuals with foreign nationality, an organization established under foreign law regardless of the capital contribution ratio.
II- FORMS OF ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors can choose the following forms:
1) Establishing a foreign-invested company from the beginning, with the foreign investor's capital contribution ratio ranging from 1% to 100% of the company's charter capital;
2) Foreign investors contribute capital, buy shares, buy capital contributions in a Vietnamese company that already has a Certificate of Enterprise Registration.
3) A foreign-invested company continues to contribute capital to establish a new company in Vietnam.
4) Investing in the form of a business cooperation contract (BCC)
5) Investing in the form of a PPP contract.
III- TYPES OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
The common types of companies in Vietnam that foreign investors can choose when establishing are as follows:
1) Single-member LLC
A single-member LLC is an enterprise with charter capital owned by an individual or an organization that is responsible for the company's debts and financial obligations within the scope of the company's charter capital.
2) Two-member or more LLC
A two-member or more LLC is an enterprise with two to a maximum of 50 members, who are individuals, organizations or both individuals and organizations, owning the entire charter capital of the company according to the capital contribution ratio and being responsible for the debts and other financial obligations of the enterprise within the scope of the capital contributed to the enterprise.
3) Joint Stock Company
A Joint Stock Company is an enterprise whose charter capital is divided into many parts called shares and the members of the company are shareholders who own one or more shares.
A joint stock company has at least 3 shareholders, with no limit on the maximum number of shareholders.
IV- CONDITIONS FOR ESTABLISHING A COMPANY WITH FOREIGN INVESTMENT CAPITAL IN VIETNAM
When establishing a company with foreign investment capital in Vietnam, foreign investors must meet the following conditions:
1) Conditions on the subject and nationality of foreign investors
Be an individual over 18 years old, an organization or enterprise with the nationality of a member of the WTO or having signed a bilateral treaty related to investment with Vietnam.
2) Conditions on business lines
Foreign investors are only allowed to establish companies to do business in fields permitted by Vietnamese law.
3) Conditions on market access for foreign investors
Conditions on market access for foreign investors are stipulated in the List of industries and trades with restricted market access for foreign investors, including: The ratio of charter capital ownership of foreign investors in economic organizations; investment form, scope of investment activities; capacity of investors;...
4) Conditions on the headquarters of the company intended to register and the location of the investment project
Unlike a Vietnamese-owned company, when establishing a company with foreign investment capital, foreign investors must have documents proving the headquarters of the company and the location of the company's project upon submitting the company establishment dossier.
Accordingly:
- Investors must have a location to implement the investment project in Vietnam through a location lease contract, a house lease contract, a land lease contract and legal real estate documents of the lessor to serve as the company headquarters and the project implementation location.
- For the location to implement the production project, there must be a real estate leasing function on the land use right certificate and the business registration certificate of the lessor and must be located in an industrial cluster or zone.
- The headquarters of the company implementing the project must not use an apartment building, the company establishment dossier must be submitted with a lease contract for the headquarters, project location and legal documents (notarized copies) of the lessor.
5) Conditions on capacity and experience and specific conditions according to the investment field
- Foreign investors must meet specific conditions for business lines with conditions for foreign investors.
- For some fields, foreign investors need to prove their capacity and experience in the investment field.
V- CHARTER CAPITAL OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
Vietnamese law does not stipulate a minimum or maximum charter capital, except for some cases of conditional business lines, which have regulations on legal capital and deposit levels, so investors can decide for themselves the appropriate charter capital.
In cases of business lines that have regulations on legal capital (such as security services, banking, securities, insurance, etc.) or require deposits (such as film production services, labor leasing, etc.), the minimum charter capital must be equal to the legal capital or deposit level as prescribed.
Depending on the economic capacity of the owner and the purpose of operation, the enterprise will decide on the specific charter capital level. Normally, enterprises will consider the following factors to decide on charter capital:
- Financial capacity of the owner.
- Scope and scale of operations of the enterprise.
- Actual operating costs of the enterprise after establishment;
- Business projects signed with partners...
VI- DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors need to prepare the following documents and information:
1) Documents proving the legal status of the investor
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors can choose the following forms:
1) Establishing a foreign-invested company from the beginning, with the foreign investor's capital contribution ratio ranging from 1% to 100% of the company's charter capital;
2) Foreign investors contribute capital, buy shares, buy capital contributions in a Vietnamese company that already has a Certificate of Enterprise Registration.
3) A foreign-invested company continues to contribute capital to establish a new company in Vietnam.
4) Investing in the form of a business cooperation contract (BCC)
5) Investing in the form of a PPP contract.
III- TYPES OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
The common types of companies in Vietnam that foreign investors can choose when establishing are as follows:
1) Single-member LLC
A single-member LLC is an enterprise with charter capital owned by an individual or an organization that is responsible for the company's debts and financial obligations within the scope of the company's charter capital.
2) Two-member or more LLC
A two-member or more LLC is an enterprise with two to a maximum of 50 members, who are individuals, organizations or both individuals and organizations, owning the entire charter capital of the company according to the capital contribution ratio and being responsible for the debts and other financial obligations of the enterprise within the scope of the capital contributed to the enterprise.
3) Joint Stock Company
A Joint Stock Company is an enterprise whose charter capital is divided into many parts called shares and the members of the company are shareholders who own one or more shares.
A joint stock company has at least 3 shareholders, with no limit on the maximum number of shareholders.
IV- CONDITIONS FOR ESTABLISHING A COMPANY WITH FOREIGN INVESTMENT CAPITAL IN VIETNAM
When establishing a company with foreign investment capital in Vietnam, foreign investors must meet the following conditions:
1) Conditions on the subject and nationality of foreign investors
Be an individual over 18 years old, an organization or enterprise with the nationality of a member of the WTO or having signed a bilateral treaty related to investment with Vietnam.
2) Conditions on business lines
Foreign investors are only allowed to establish companies to do business in fields permitted by Vietnamese law.
3) Conditions on market access for foreign investors
Conditions on market access for foreign investors are stipulated in the List of industries and trades with restricted market access for foreign investors, including: The ratio of charter capital ownership of foreign investors in economic organizations; investment form, scope of investment activities; capacity of investors;...
4) Conditions on the headquarters of the company intended to register and the location of the investment project
Unlike a Vietnamese-owned company, when establishing a company with foreign investment capital, foreign investors must have documents proving the headquarters of the company and the location of the company's project upon submitting the company establishment dossier.
Accordingly:
- Investors must have a location to implement the investment project in Vietnam through a location lease contract, a house lease contract, a land lease contract and legal real estate documents of the lessor to serve as the company headquarters and the project implementation location.
- For the location to implement the production project, there must be a real estate leasing function on the land use right certificate and the business registration certificate of the lessor and must be located in an industrial cluster or zone.
- The headquarters of the company implementing the project must not use an apartment building, the company establishment dossier must be submitted with a lease contract for the headquarters, project location and legal documents (notarized copies) of the lessor.
5) Conditions on capacity and experience and specific conditions according to the investment field
- Foreign investors must meet specific conditions for business lines with conditions for foreign investors.
- For some fields, foreign investors need to prove their capacity and experience in the investment field.
V- CHARTER CAPITAL OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
Vietnamese law does not stipulate a minimum or maximum charter capital, except for some cases of conditional business lines, which have regulations on legal capital and deposit levels, so investors can decide for themselves the appropriate charter capital.
In cases of business lines that have regulations on legal capital (such as security services, banking, securities, insurance, etc.) or require deposits (such as film production services, labor leasing, etc.), the minimum charter capital must be equal to the legal capital or deposit level as prescribed.
Depending on the economic capacity of the owner and the purpose of operation, the enterprise will decide on the specific charter capital level. Normally, enterprises will consider the following factors to decide on charter capital:
- Financial capacity of the owner.
- Scope and scale of operations of the enterprise.
- Actual operating costs of the enterprise after establishment;
- Business projects signed with partners...
VI- DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors need to prepare the following documents and information:
1) Documents proving the legal status of the investor
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
The common types of companies in Vietnam that foreign investors can choose when establishing are as follows:
1) Single-member LLC
A single-member LLC is an enterprise with charter capital owned by an individual or an organization that is responsible for the company's debts and financial obligations within the scope of the company's charter capital.
2) Two-member or more LLC
A two-member or more LLC is an enterprise with two to a maximum of 50 members, who are individuals, organizations or both individuals and organizations, owning the entire charter capital of the company according to the capital contribution ratio and being responsible for the debts and other financial obligations of the enterprise within the scope of the capital contributed to the enterprise.
3) Joint Stock Company
A Joint Stock Company is an enterprise whose charter capital is divided into many parts called shares and the members of the company are shareholders who own one or more shares.
A joint stock company has at least 3 shareholders, with no limit on the maximum number of shareholders.
IV- CONDITIONS FOR ESTABLISHING A COMPANY WITH FOREIGN INVESTMENT CAPITAL IN VIETNAM
When establishing a company with foreign investment capital in Vietnam, foreign investors must meet the following conditions:
1) Conditions on the subject and nationality of foreign investors
Be an individual over 18 years old, an organization or enterprise with the nationality of a member of the WTO or having signed a bilateral treaty related to investment with Vietnam.
2) Conditions on business lines
Foreign investors are only allowed to establish companies to do business in fields permitted by Vietnamese law.
3) Conditions on market access for foreign investors
Conditions on market access for foreign investors are stipulated in the List of industries and trades with restricted market access for foreign investors, including: The ratio of charter capital ownership of foreign investors in economic organizations; investment form, scope of investment activities; capacity of investors;...
4) Conditions on the headquarters of the company intended to register and the location of the investment project
Unlike a Vietnamese-owned company, when establishing a company with foreign investment capital, foreign investors must have documents proving the headquarters of the company and the location of the company's project upon submitting the company establishment dossier.
Accordingly:
- Investors must have a location to implement the investment project in Vietnam through a location lease contract, a house lease contract, a land lease contract and legal real estate documents of the lessor to serve as the company headquarters and the project implementation location.
- For the location to implement the production project, there must be a real estate leasing function on the land use right certificate and the business registration certificate of the lessor and must be located in an industrial cluster or zone.
- The headquarters of the company implementing the project must not use an apartment building, the company establishment dossier must be submitted with a lease contract for the headquarters, project location and legal documents (notarized copies) of the lessor.
5) Conditions on capacity and experience and specific conditions according to the investment field
- Foreign investors must meet specific conditions for business lines with conditions for foreign investors.
- For some fields, foreign investors need to prove their capacity and experience in the investment field.
V- CHARTER CAPITAL OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
Vietnamese law does not stipulate a minimum or maximum charter capital, except for some cases of conditional business lines, which have regulations on legal capital and deposit levels, so investors can decide for themselves the appropriate charter capital.
In cases of business lines that have regulations on legal capital (such as security services, banking, securities, insurance, etc.) or require deposits (such as film production services, labor leasing, etc.), the minimum charter capital must be equal to the legal capital or deposit level as prescribed.
Depending on the economic capacity of the owner and the purpose of operation, the enterprise will decide on the specific charter capital level. Normally, enterprises will consider the following factors to decide on charter capital:
- Financial capacity of the owner.
- Scope and scale of operations of the enterprise.
- Actual operating costs of the enterprise after establishment;
- Business projects signed with partners...
VI- DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors need to prepare the following documents and information:
1) Documents proving the legal status of the investor
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
When establishing a company with foreign investment capital in Vietnam, foreign investors must meet the following conditions:
1) Conditions on the subject and nationality of foreign investors
Be an individual over 18 years old, an organization or enterprise with the nationality of a member of the WTO or having signed a bilateral treaty related to investment with Vietnam.
2) Conditions on business lines
Foreign investors are only allowed to establish companies to do business in fields permitted by Vietnamese law.
3) Conditions on market access for foreign investors
Conditions on market access for foreign investors are stipulated in the List of industries and trades with restricted market access for foreign investors, including: The ratio of charter capital ownership of foreign investors in economic organizations; investment form, scope of investment activities; capacity of investors;...
4) Conditions on the headquarters of the company intended to register and the location of the investment project
Unlike a Vietnamese-owned company, when establishing a company with foreign investment capital, foreign investors must have documents proving the headquarters of the company and the location of the company's project upon submitting the company establishment dossier.
Accordingly:
- Investors must have a location to implement the investment project in Vietnam through a location lease contract, a house lease contract, a land lease contract and legal real estate documents of the lessor to serve as the company headquarters and the project implementation location.
- For the location to implement the production project, there must be a real estate leasing function on the land use right certificate and the business registration certificate of the lessor and must be located in an industrial cluster or zone.
- The headquarters of the company implementing the project must not use an apartment building, the company establishment dossier must be submitted with a lease contract for the headquarters, project location and legal documents (notarized copies) of the lessor.
5) Conditions on capacity and experience and specific conditions according to the investment field
- Foreign investors must meet specific conditions for business lines with conditions for foreign investors.
- For some fields, foreign investors need to prove their capacity and experience in the investment field.
V- CHARTER CAPITAL OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
Vietnamese law does not stipulate a minimum or maximum charter capital, except for some cases of conditional business lines, which have regulations on legal capital and deposit levels, so investors can decide for themselves the appropriate charter capital.
In cases of business lines that have regulations on legal capital (such as security services, banking, securities, insurance, etc.) or require deposits (such as film production services, labor leasing, etc.), the minimum charter capital must be equal to the legal capital or deposit level as prescribed.
Depending on the economic capacity of the owner and the purpose of operation, the enterprise will decide on the specific charter capital level. Normally, enterprises will consider the following factors to decide on charter capital:
- Financial capacity of the owner.
- Scope and scale of operations of the enterprise.
- Actual operating costs of the enterprise after establishment;
- Business projects signed with partners...
VI- DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors need to prepare the following documents and information:
1) Documents proving the legal status of the investor
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
Be an individual over 18 years old, an organization or enterprise with the nationality of a member of the WTO or having signed a bilateral treaty related to investment with Vietnam.
2) Conditions on business lines
Foreign investors are only allowed to establish companies to do business in fields permitted by Vietnamese law.
3) Conditions on market access for foreign investors
Conditions on market access for foreign investors are stipulated in the List of industries and trades with restricted market access for foreign investors, including: The ratio of charter capital ownership of foreign investors in economic organizations; investment form, scope of investment activities; capacity of investors;...
4) Conditions on the headquarters of the company intended to register and the location of the investment project
Unlike a Vietnamese-owned company, when establishing a company with foreign investment capital, foreign investors must have documents proving the headquarters of the company and the location of the company's project upon submitting the company establishment dossier.
Accordingly:
- Investors must have a location to implement the investment project in Vietnam through a location lease contract, a house lease contract, a land lease contract and legal real estate documents of the lessor to serve as the company headquarters and the project implementation location.
- For the location to implement the production project, there must be a real estate leasing function on the land use right certificate and the business registration certificate of the lessor and must be located in an industrial cluster or zone.
- The headquarters of the company implementing the project must not use an apartment building, the company establishment dossier must be submitted with a lease contract for the headquarters, project location and legal documents (notarized copies) of the lessor.
5) Conditions on capacity and experience and specific conditions according to the investment field
- Foreign investors must meet specific conditions for business lines with conditions for foreign investors.
- For some fields, foreign investors need to prove their capacity and experience in the investment field.
V- CHARTER CAPITAL OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
Vietnamese law does not stipulate a minimum or maximum charter capital, except for some cases of conditional business lines, which have regulations on legal capital and deposit levels, so investors can decide for themselves the appropriate charter capital.
In cases of business lines that have regulations on legal capital (such as security services, banking, securities, insurance, etc.) or require deposits (such as film production services, labor leasing, etc.), the minimum charter capital must be equal to the legal capital or deposit level as prescribed.
Depending on the economic capacity of the owner and the purpose of operation, the enterprise will decide on the specific charter capital level. Normally, enterprises will consider the following factors to decide on charter capital:
- Financial capacity of the owner.
- Scope and scale of operations of the enterprise.
- Actual operating costs of the enterprise after establishment;
- Business projects signed with partners...
VI- DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors need to prepare the following documents and information:
1) Documents proving the legal status of the investor
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
Foreign investors are only allowed to establish companies to do business in fields permitted by Vietnamese law.
3) Conditions on market access for foreign investors
Conditions on market access for foreign investors are stipulated in the List of industries and trades with restricted market access for foreign investors, including: The ratio of charter capital ownership of foreign investors in economic organizations; investment form, scope of investment activities; capacity of investors;...
4) Conditions on the headquarters of the company intended to register and the location of the investment project
Unlike a Vietnamese-owned company, when establishing a company with foreign investment capital, foreign investors must have documents proving the headquarters of the company and the location of the company's project upon submitting the company establishment dossier.
Accordingly:
- Investors must have a location to implement the investment project in Vietnam through a location lease contract, a house lease contract, a land lease contract and legal real estate documents of the lessor to serve as the company headquarters and the project implementation location.
- For the location to implement the production project, there must be a real estate leasing function on the land use right certificate and the business registration certificate of the lessor and must be located in an industrial cluster or zone.
- The headquarters of the company implementing the project must not use an apartment building, the company establishment dossier must be submitted with a lease contract for the headquarters, project location and legal documents (notarized copies) of the lessor.
5) Conditions on capacity and experience and specific conditions according to the investment field
- Foreign investors must meet specific conditions for business lines with conditions for foreign investors.
- For some fields, foreign investors need to prove their capacity and experience in the investment field.
V- CHARTER CAPITAL OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
Vietnamese law does not stipulate a minimum or maximum charter capital, except for some cases of conditional business lines, which have regulations on legal capital and deposit levels, so investors can decide for themselves the appropriate charter capital.
In cases of business lines that have regulations on legal capital (such as security services, banking, securities, insurance, etc.) or require deposits (such as film production services, labor leasing, etc.), the minimum charter capital must be equal to the legal capital or deposit level as prescribed.
Depending on the economic capacity of the owner and the purpose of operation, the enterprise will decide on the specific charter capital level. Normally, enterprises will consider the following factors to decide on charter capital:
- Financial capacity of the owner.
- Scope and scale of operations of the enterprise.
- Actual operating costs of the enterprise after establishment;
- Business projects signed with partners...
VI- DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors need to prepare the following documents and information:
1) Documents proving the legal status of the investor
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
Conditions on market access for foreign investors are stipulated in the List of industries and trades with restricted market access for foreign investors, including: The ratio of charter capital ownership of foreign investors in economic organizations; investment form, scope of investment activities; capacity of investors;...
4) Conditions on the headquarters of the company intended to register and the location of the investment project
Unlike a Vietnamese-owned company, when establishing a company with foreign investment capital, foreign investors must have documents proving the headquarters of the company and the location of the company's project upon submitting the company establishment dossier.
Accordingly:
- Investors must have a location to implement the investment project in Vietnam through a location lease contract, a house lease contract, a land lease contract and legal real estate documents of the lessor to serve as the company headquarters and the project implementation location.
- For the location to implement the production project, there must be a real estate leasing function on the land use right certificate and the business registration certificate of the lessor and must be located in an industrial cluster or zone.
- The headquarters of the company implementing the project must not use an apartment building, the company establishment dossier must be submitted with a lease contract for the headquarters, project location and legal documents (notarized copies) of the lessor.
5) Conditions on capacity and experience and specific conditions according to the investment field
- Foreign investors must meet specific conditions for business lines with conditions for foreign investors.
- For some fields, foreign investors need to prove their capacity and experience in the investment field.
V- CHARTER CAPITAL OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
Vietnamese law does not stipulate a minimum or maximum charter capital, except for some cases of conditional business lines, which have regulations on legal capital and deposit levels, so investors can decide for themselves the appropriate charter capital.
In cases of business lines that have regulations on legal capital (such as security services, banking, securities, insurance, etc.) or require deposits (such as film production services, labor leasing, etc.), the minimum charter capital must be equal to the legal capital or deposit level as prescribed.
Depending on the economic capacity of the owner and the purpose of operation, the enterprise will decide on the specific charter capital level. Normally, enterprises will consider the following factors to decide on charter capital:
- Financial capacity of the owner.
- Scope and scale of operations of the enterprise.
- Actual operating costs of the enterprise after establishment;
- Business projects signed with partners...
VI- DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors need to prepare the following documents and information:
1) Documents proving the legal status of the investor
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
Unlike a Vietnamese-owned company, when establishing a company with foreign investment capital, foreign investors must have documents proving the headquarters of the company and the location of the company's project upon submitting the company establishment dossier.
Accordingly:
- Investors must have a location to implement the investment project in Vietnam through a location lease contract, a house lease contract, a land lease contract and legal real estate documents of the lessor to serve as the company headquarters and the project implementation location.
- For the location to implement the production project, there must be a real estate leasing function on the land use right certificate and the business registration certificate of the lessor and must be located in an industrial cluster or zone.
- The headquarters of the company implementing the project must not use an apartment building, the company establishment dossier must be submitted with a lease contract for the headquarters, project location and legal documents (notarized copies) of the lessor.
5) Conditions on capacity and experience and specific conditions according to the investment field
- Foreign investors must meet specific conditions for business lines with conditions for foreign investors.
- For some fields, foreign investors need to prove their capacity and experience in the investment field.
V- CHARTER CAPITAL OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
Vietnamese law does not stipulate a minimum or maximum charter capital, except for some cases of conditional business lines, which have regulations on legal capital and deposit levels, so investors can decide for themselves the appropriate charter capital.
In cases of business lines that have regulations on legal capital (such as security services, banking, securities, insurance, etc.) or require deposits (such as film production services, labor leasing, etc.), the minimum charter capital must be equal to the legal capital or deposit level as prescribed.
Depending on the economic capacity of the owner and the purpose of operation, the enterprise will decide on the specific charter capital level. Normally, enterprises will consider the following factors to decide on charter capital:
- Financial capacity of the owner.
- Scope and scale of operations of the enterprise.
- Actual operating costs of the enterprise after establishment;
- Business projects signed with partners...
VI- DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors need to prepare the following documents and information:
1) Documents proving the legal status of the investor
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
- Foreign investors must meet specific conditions for business lines with conditions for foreign investors.
- For some fields, foreign investors need to prove their capacity and experience in the investment field.
V- CHARTER CAPITAL OF FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANIES IN VIETNAM
Vietnamese law does not stipulate a minimum or maximum charter capital, except for some cases of conditional business lines, which have regulations on legal capital and deposit levels, so investors can decide for themselves the appropriate charter capital.
In cases of business lines that have regulations on legal capital (such as security services, banking, securities, insurance, etc.) or require deposits (such as film production services, labor leasing, etc.), the minimum charter capital must be equal to the legal capital or deposit level as prescribed.
Depending on the economic capacity of the owner and the purpose of operation, the enterprise will decide on the specific charter capital level. Normally, enterprises will consider the following factors to decide on charter capital:
- Financial capacity of the owner.
- Scope and scale of operations of the enterprise.
- Actual operating costs of the enterprise after establishment;
- Business projects signed with partners...
VI- DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors need to prepare the following documents and information:
1) Documents proving the legal status of the investor
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
Vietnamese law does not stipulate a minimum or maximum charter capital, except for some cases of conditional business lines, which have regulations on legal capital and deposit levels, so investors can decide for themselves the appropriate charter capital.
In cases of business lines that have regulations on legal capital (such as security services, banking, securities, insurance, etc.) or require deposits (such as film production services, labor leasing, etc.), the minimum charter capital must be equal to the legal capital or deposit level as prescribed.
Depending on the economic capacity of the owner and the purpose of operation, the enterprise will decide on the specific charter capital level. Normally, enterprises will consider the following factors to decide on charter capital:
- Financial capacity of the owner.
- Scope and scale of operations of the enterprise.
- Actual operating costs of the enterprise after establishment;
- Business projects signed with partners...
VI- DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR ESTABLISHING A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors need to prepare the following documents and information:
1) Documents proving the legal status of the investor
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
When establishing a foreign-invested company in Vietnam, foreign investors need to prepare the following documents and information:
1) Documents proving the legal status of the investor
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
For institutional investors:
A copy of the Certificate of Establishment of the Company or other equivalent legal documents to verify the legal status of the investor.
For individual investors:
Copy of passport/Citizen identification card.
2) Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
For institutional investors:
Financial statements of the last 2 years/Commitment of financial support from the parent company/Financial commitment from the financial institution/Guarantee of the investor's financial capacity/Documents proving the financial capacity of the investor.
For individual investors:
Documents confirming account balance/Savings book,..
3) Documents on the headquarters
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
Headquarters lease contract, Documents proving the lessor's right to lease (Certificate of land use rights, Construction permit, Business registration certificate with real estate business function of the lessor or equivalent documents).
4) Technology profile
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
If the project uses technology, it is necessary to attach an explanation of the use of technology for the project, including the following contents: technology name, technology origin, technology process diagram; main technical parameters, usage status of machinery, equipment and main technology lines.
5) Information about the company to be established
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
Company name, head office address, business lines, charter capital, legal representative, etc.
Note:
Documents in foreign languages must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized and consularized at a Vietnamese diplomatic representative agency abroad.
VII- STEPS TO ESTABLISH A FOREIGN-INVESTED COMPANY IN VIETNAM
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
Depending on the form of establishment of a foreign-invested company, the steps are as follows:
1) Steps to establish a foreign-invested company when the investor contributes capital from the beginning.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.
The procedure for establishing a foreign-invested company, in which the foreign investor contributes capital from 1% to 100% from the time the company is established, includes 08 specific steps as follows:
Step 1: Prepare and submit an application for an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 2: Receive an Investment Registration Certificate
Step 3: Prepare and submit an application for an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 4: Receive an Enterprise Registration Certificate
Step 5: Make the company seal
Step 6: Open a foreign direct investment capital account at a bank
Step 7: Apply for a Business License or a Certificate of Eligibility to Operate (if any)
Step 8: Carry out procedures after establishing a company, such as: Tax declaration, accounting, periodic reporting, etc.















