Vietnam – Property Building and Renovation
Anyone planning to build or renovate property in Vietnam will, in most circumstances, need to obtain a construction permit (Giấy phép xây…
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Vietnam – Property Financing
Foreign nationals are permitted to purchase property in Vietnam, yet securing local mortgage financing presents considerable challenges. The majority of Vietnamese banks…
Read more →Vietnam – Prescriptions and Medications
Vietnam’s pharmacy network — known as nhà thuốc — is extensive, with roughly 50,000 outlets spread across the country and established chains…
Read more →Vietnam – Postal Service
At the heart of Vietnam’s postal landscape sits Vietnam Post (VNPost), the state-owned national operator — yet it functions within a dynamic,…
Read more →Vietnam – Mental Health
Vietnam’s mental health infrastructure remains in the early stages of development, characterised by limited public psychiatric provision, a pronounced shortage of qualified…
Read more →Vietnam – Maternity and Giving Birth
Vietnam’s maternity landscape divides into two distinct worlds: an affordable but frequently overcrowded public hospital network operating almost exclusively in Vietnamese, and…
Read more →Vietnam – Leisure and Entertainment
Vietnam presents expats with a remarkably diverse leisure and entertainment landscape, weaving together centuries of cultural tradition and a rapidly developing contemporary…
Read more →Vietnam – Lease Agreements
When renting property in Vietnam, tenants typically enter into fixed-term lease agreements spanning one to two years, with security deposits of between…
Read more →Vietnam – Internet
Vietnam’s internet landscape has been transformed in recent years, and the country now delivers fast, affordable, and broadly accessible connectivity. The three…
Read more →Vietnam – Importing a Pet
Vietnam welcomes the import of domestic pets, particularly dogs and cats, and the process sits at a moderate level of regulation rather…
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