Establishing Foreign-Invested Enterprises (FIEs)
Otis Minh Chau provides solutions for investment registration from foreign countries into Vietnam. We ensure full legal compliance for projects, offering convenient services and cost optimization.

Challenges of foreign investor when establishing business in Vietnam
Complex procedures
Loss of business opportunities
Resource inefficiency
Compliance risks
Foreign investors should use company formation services in Vietnam
Service Delivery Process
Customers
Provide information and documents via online channels (Zalo, Facebook, Skype, email, website).
Otis Minh Chau
Consult, complete the documents, coordinate with government agencies, and deliver the results directly to the customer.
Price list of Services
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Savings 6.020.000 vnd
20.240.000 vnd
Savings 6.470.000 vnd
21.940.000 vnd
Savings 7.270.000 vnd
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FAQ
- Establishing a 100% foreign-owned company
- Contributing capital to establish a joint venture with Vietnamese investors
- Acquiring capital contributions (equity) in a Vietnamese company
- Investing under a Business Cooperation Contract (BCC)
Similar to Vietnamese-owned enterprises, foreign-invested companies are subject to the following basic taxes:
- Value Added Tax (VAT)
- License (Business) Tax
- Corporate Income Tax (CIT)
- Import–Export Tax (if engaging in import/export activities)
An Investment Registration Certificate (IRC) is required when:
- A foreign investor contributes capital from the beginning to establish a company (from 1% to 100% of charter capital), or
- A foreign investor acquires capital contributions or shares in a Vietnamese company operating in the education sector
Foreign-invested companies involved in trading and distribution must meet the following conditions:
- Investors must be from countries or territories that are parties to international treaties to which Vietnam is a member, with commitments to open market access for trading activities
- Distributed goods must not fall under prohibited categories and must comply with distribution roadmaps under international commitments (if applicable)
- Scope of distribution includes wholesale and retail
- A Business License must be obtained from the competent state authority