Starting Business

Hi Vincent,

Are you asking about property for RENT or for SALE?

Are you asking for yourself/your company/service or for your future Clients?

If you open 100% foreign-owned company, do expect service fee for law firm from 1,800 - 7,000 USD or more.
Time to process: weeks or months
(from my experience helping an American open a consulting company,
and talked with several foreign business owners)

P.S: I sent both here and private message.

Here are some statistics and information from The World Bank:

http://www.doingbusiness.org/data/explo … es/vietnam

Probably will not answer your questions, but there is interesting information that you can research.

Dude, you really need an attorney specializes in this sort of thing. xxx and get yourself an attorney and do things the right way.

Hypothalamus wrote:

Dude ...

No, HypoDude, it's a friendly forum now! The new guy asked a fair question, it's hard to start a business, give him a break! 

Hello
I established import , export company  in HCMC Vietnam last year.

And when I was looking for my apartment I met Vietnamese property agent and her boyfriend who is lawyer (　Egyptian　) in HCMC.

If you haven't get answer yet I can introduce the consultant for your company establishment.
And maybe I can ask couple whether they can give some advice for your property law questions.

Taka Furukawa

Hi!
Did you ebtalish your business? You can give me your email. I can exchange more about this.
Thanks
Bich

Excuse me.
What is regarding ?

Hello
Would you like to share the details of consulting farm or lawyer .I want to start my own company in VN.

Good luck

You'll need it

Hello,

In general, foreign investors making the investment in Vietnam are encouraged.  However, there are areas although not prohibited, but are “conditional” areas including the real estate business.
Therefore, only when investors manage to meet the conditions of the sector are they permitted to invest in the conditional business in Vietnam.

And there are 4 form enterprises established in Vietnam, including:
-    Single-member limited liability company
-    Multiple-member limited liability company
-    Joint- stock company
-      Partnership company

If investors decide to carry out your work in Vietnam using the legal form of a company, investors have to make sure to choose the most appropriate type of company. This choice is critical for the future of their business.

From: Business in Vietnam Tutorial. This tutorial cover almost legal issues you need to know when doing business in Vietnam

Partnership company in my case

2 partners GF + viet friend

motorbikke company + company apt for junior consultant +salary + medical insurance +in come... + MANY CUSTO

MAKES US VERY HAPPY

Hello,
Starting anything new anywhere is difficult esp so in Vietnam.  It's all about who you know and whom you can trust.  Be careful which/whom advice you take bc some are for personal gains.  I believe that it's best to meet those who give you advice face to face,  I have set up an informal entrepreneur get together for Thu  May 3 @ 6 pm if you would like to attend.  Look for it in the "Event" under "Community".  Here is the link https://www.expat.com/en/events/asia/vi … ether.html
Hope to see you and anyone interested there.

Yong

Thank you for the estimated costs of $1800 to $7000 sounds very expensive just to start a company. Which costs did you include in this amount? This will help me with my own future plans. Thanks

Thank you, I have donwloaded the 2019 report, which is incredibly helpful. I recommend that others do the same.

Everything related to housing/property is still somehow  a quite restricted business for foreigners, alongside some other industries/trades.
There are a lot "specialist for everything" here, but ; I strictly would advise a lawyer, as you can run into trouble pretty fast, if limits are ignored.
Even Vietnamese property tycoons with acres of development and management and decades in business, ain't out of "errors".
However, all depends really on you plans and scale

What is the process for Housing foreigners permit and the costs ?
- The landlord is legally obliged to register a foreigner- for income tax purpose

If you can highlight me within the creating business process, that will be great!
- You should define more precise the business process. IN respect to the above, it's about intensive as buying a pack of cigarettes and in many localities it's even free online

like should i start creating a company with a vietnamese partner ? ( which is not a problem ).
- If you want it as business, yes.
(remember a bad old European saying: Was yours is, is ours.. what ours is mine and what is mine, not yours) in relation to ANY partner.Whilst you can pay and claim, it not means, you wil get the right