As global supply chains diversify away from single-country dependence, Vietnam has emerged as a preferred destination for foreign investment — but market entry success depends on getting the legal foundations right from day one. This session outlines the core legal framework foreign investors must navigate: choosing the appropriate investment vehicle, understanding conditional business lines and foreign ownership restrictions relevant to supply chain activities, and sequencing the investment and enterprise licensing process correctly. It also addresses recurring practical issues — such as land use rights for production and distribution facilities, sector-specific sub-licenses, and labor compliance for expatriate personnel. Delegates will leave with a clear, practical understanding of what “getting it right” looks like before committing capital to Vietnam.
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