How To Start A Start-up In Vietnam?

Starting a business is currently a trend well received by young people in Vietnam. However, bringing a start-up to success is never easy.

In fact, thousands of companies have been created and declared bankrupt. Hundreds of ideas are forever on paper with no way to put them into practice. Are young people too hasty to plunge into the start-up vortex without prior preparation?

  • So how to start a start-up in Vietnam? How to get the best and most suitable start-up steps.

Please refer to the 11 steps to start your business in Vietnam in this article.

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Check Out Average Salary Of Hot Occupations In Vietnam

High income is sometimes not because it is a difficult profession, but just because it fully meets the urgent needs of the market. 

A list of stable high-paying occupations is difficult to define. However, if based on the needs of consumers and the needs of society at a certain time, we can identify a number of professions that bring good income for anyone who dares to invest and want to grow in those professions.

How about the salaries of hot occupations in Vietnam today!

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Top 5 Industry Investment Opportunities In Vietnam For Foreigners

Vietnam’s economy has grown rapidly after signing the TTP commitment. The effects of the industrial revolution 4.0 are the main reasons this country has attracted many international investors in recent years. Besides, a significant expansion of the middle class makes this country the best place to invest. Increasing demand for infrastructure, healthcare, and agriculture is also creating investment opportunities for Vietnam that directly attract foreign investors.

What are the best industry investment opportunities in Vietnam for foreigners? Follow our article below!

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Digital Economy in Vietnam: Building the Foundations for Future Growth

Those who love Vietnamese street foods, like me, can now try out the experience of going cashless at some of the authentic local places like those on Nguyen Huu Huan Street in Hanoi.

You can get an egg coffee and pay with your smartphone. In the past year, consumers in Hanoi have gone cashless, and even cardless – meaning that sometimes you don’t even need conventional bank cards. Bills can be settled using e-wallet apps or by scanning QR codes.

Hundreds of thousands of small merchants across the country have joined the network of major fintech companies looking to capture Vietnam’s growing market of tech-savvy consumers. Read more

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