Want to be in the loop?
subscribe to
our notification
Business News
GRÃœNKORN & PARTNER LAW - THE NEW FOREIGN CONTRACTOR WITHHOLDING TAX
Business
• Logistics Regulations in Vietnam, 12 pages, October 2014
• Work Permits, Visa and Temporary Resident Cards for Foreigners working in Vietnam, 21 pages, February 2015
• Business and Investment in Vietnam, 30 pages, November 2014
• Wind Energy in Vietnam, 13 pages, March 2015
If you want to receive these publications, please feel free to write a short email at info@lawyer-vietnam.com or just download it from our website after registering.
http://lawyer-vietnam.com/en/register/
Grünkorn & Partner are publishing a variety of brochures and practical information on various aspects of doing business in Vietnam. The download is free of charge for our clients and selected persons. In addition, the Brochures are available to those who will pay 50 EUR per Brochure. If you want to download our publications, please register. Shortly after your registration is completed, Grünkorn & Partner will send you an email confirming that you have been assigned the right to download.
Publications of WTS Tax Alliance
As a member of WTS Tax Legal Consulting we contributed to the WTS Tax Letter Asia - Global Expatriate Services with reports on newest developments in China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam. Download this Newsletter without registration:
WTS Tax Letter Asia – GES English
WTS Tax Letter Asia – GES German
Publication of Thomson Reuters
The Thomson Reuters Foundation and Liberty Asia published the 269 pages report. Download without registration.
From Every Angle: Using the law to combat human trafficking in Southeast Asia
____________________________
Grünkorn & Partner Law Co., Ltd
3rd Floor Viconship Building
6-8 Doan Van Bo Street, District 4, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Tel.: +84 (0) 8 6 261 8231; Fax.: +84 (0) 8 6 261 8218
email: info@lawyer-vietnam.com
Related News
VIETNAM ECONOMY INVESTMENT
TRADE DEFICIT WIDENS IN EARLY FEBRUARY AS IMPORTS SURGE
Vietnam posted a trade deficit of about US$948 million in the first half of February 2026, as imports rose faster than exports, according to preliminary data from the Department of Vietnam Customs. Total trade between February 1 and 15 reached US$41.67 billion. Exports stood at US$20.36 billion, while imports totaled US$21.31 billion.
INFRASTRUCTURE / CONSTRUCTION / LOGISTIC / PORT
VIETNAM EYES US$550-BILLION EXPORT TARGET AMIDST PRESSURE FOR HIGHER VALUE-ADDED GROWTH
To achieve the ambitious export target for 2026, Vietnam must maintain average monthly revenue of US$45-46 billion, a feat that requires an urgent shift from volume-based growth to higher value-added strategies. This demand comes as factories nationwide rapidly reactivate production lines post-Tet to meet a steady flow of orders, even as global market uncertainties and rising costs squeeze profit margins.
INFRASTRUCTURE / CONSTRUCTION / LOGISTIC / PORT
SHRIMP EXPORTS TO CHINA, U.S. GROW
Vietnam’s shrimp exports are picking up early this year, buoyed by stronger demand from China and lower U.S. anti-dumping duties, helping the seafood sector pursue its US$11.5 billion export goal. Shrimp is expected to contribute nearly half. As of February 15, seafood export revenue reached nearly US$1.46 billion, making seafood one of the top three agricultural export earners, according to Vietnam Customs.
HOSPITALITY / TOURISM / ENTERTAINMENT
HCMC SEES 14 MILLION PASSENGER TRIPS DURING LUNAR NEW YEAR
HCMC handled more than 14 million passenger trips during the nine-day Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday from February 14 to 22, according to the city’s Department of Construction. Le Hai Phong, deputy head of the Road Transport Management Division under the Department of Construction, told a press briefing on February 26 that transport services met strong travel demand while traffic accidents declined and no serious incidents or prolonged congestion were reported.
VIETNAM ECONOMY INVESTMENT
FRANCE SEES VIETNAM AS KEY EXPORT MARKET IN 2026
France’s public investment bank Bpifrance has ranked Vietnam among the five most promising export markets for French companies in 2026, alongside Indonesia, Morocco, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates, reported the Vietnam News Agency. The assessment highlights Vietnam as a destination with strong growth potential at a time when global trade remains volatile and many exporters still focus on traditional markets such as Germany, the United States, and China.
MEMBER CORNER / PROMOTIONS
NAVIGATING TAX & CUSTOMS IN VIETNAM 2026 - KEY INSIGHTS FOR BUSINESS LEADERS
Vietnam 2026: Tariff Risks, Regulatory Tightening — and a 10% Growth Ambition. Are FDI Leaders Ready? Global trade tensions are resurfacing. Potential tariff shifts under Donald Trump could reshape supply chains once again. At the same time, Vietnam is pursuing an ambitious high-growth trajectory toward 2026 — creating significant upside for well-positioned foreign investors.
Events Sponsors
