Company formation
Choose the right legal form: LLC, joint stock company, joint venture, representative office or branch.
- Comparison of every legal form
- Business-line and capital check
- Vietnamese-owned companies too
Company formation & accounting for foreigners
Open your company in Vietnam, and keep it compliant.
We handle the investment licence, the enterprise registration, the bank capital account, your work permit and the monthly books, so you can run the business instead of the paperwork.
- Hanoi & Ho Chi Minh City
- offices, filings nationwide
- EN · 한국어 · 中文
- consultants who speak your language
- 1 working day
- for a written plan and fixed quote
What we do
From the first licence to the yearly audit
Pick one service or let us run the whole setup. Every engagement starts with a free consultation and a fixed quote.
FDI company setup
Investment and enterprise registration, the capital account and every post-licence step.
- IRC and ERC filing
- Document legalisation guide
- Seal, bank, tax and e-invoice setup
Accounting & tax
Bookkeeping, VAT, corporate tax, annual finalisation and audit support.
- Monthly or quarterly tax returns
- Reports in your language
- Chief accountant service
Work permit & TRC
Work permits, exemptions, investor and work visas, temporary residence cards.
- Work permit or exemption
- Investor and work visas
- Temporary residence card
Payroll, insurance & bank
Monthly payroll, PIT, social insurance and the direct investment capital account.
- Payslips and PIT
- Social, health and unemployment insurance
- DICA and profit remittance
Who we work with
Built for foreign founders and their teams
Most of our clients are investors setting up their first legal entity in Vietnam, or overseas companies adding a Vietnamese subsidiary.
- Korean, Chinese and Taiwanese manufacturersfactories and trading arms in industrial zones around Hanoi, Bac Ninh, Hai Phong, Binh Duong and Dong Nai
- Restaurants, cafés and retailfood & beverage and shop concepts that need a trading licence and staff on payroll
- Software, consulting and agenciesservice companies with small capital and a few foreign specialists
- Overseas companies testing the marketa representative office first, a full subsidiary later
How it works
Four steps, one point of contact
You deal with one consultant from the first call. We prepare the files, file them, follow up with the authorities and report back in your language.
- 01
Free consultation
We check your business lines against Vietnam's market-access rules and recommend the company type, capital and location.
- 02
Fixed quote and document list
You get a written quote and a checklist of exactly what to sign, notarise and legalise in your home country.
- 03
Licensing
We file for the investment and enterprise registration, then handle the seal, bank capital account, tax registration and e-invoices.
- 04
Ongoing compliance
Monthly bookkeeping, tax returns, payroll and social insurance, work permit renewals and the annual audit.
Why us
What you can expect
A fixed price, in writing
The quote lists every government fee and every service fee. No surprises at the licensing stage.
Your language, both directions
Korean and Chinese-speaking consultants explain each filing, and translate what the authorities ask for.
Licence and books under one roof
The team that set up your company also keeps its books, so capital, tax and payroll records match from day one.
Honest about what is possible
If a business line is restricted for foreign investors, we tell you before you pay, and suggest a workable structure.
FAQ
Common questions
How long does it take to open a foreign-owned company in Vietnam?
Usually 4 to 8 weeks from a complete document set for the investment and enterprise registration certificates, plus 2 to 3 weeks for the seal, bank accounts and tax setup. Legalising foreign documents often takes longer than the licensing itself, so we start it first.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the company type, the business lines, the city and whether the investor is an individual or a company. After a free consultation we send a fixed written quote that lists every government fee and service fee.
Can a foreigner own 100% of a company in Vietnam?
Yes, in most manufacturing and service sectors. Some business lines cap foreign ownership or need a Vietnamese partner. We check your exact activities first.
Do I have to be in Vietnam to set up the company?
No. You can sign in your home country and give us a power of attorney. Bank account opening may require you or your legal representative in person, depending on the bank.
Do you speak Korean and Chinese?
Yes. Our consultants work in English, Korean and Chinese, and every Vietnamese document we file can be explained or translated for you.
Tell us what you want to do in Vietnam.
Send your business activity, the city and your nationality. Within one working day you get a written plan: the right company type, the documents, the timeline and a fixed quote.