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Please enlighten whether a non-resident foreigner can register limited liability company- 100% ownership , and would he be able to find english speaking attorney and some employees or a good translater to whom he can lean on for companies legal and bureaucratic issues? Thanks !
Legally speaking the legal representative must stay in Vietnam at least 6 months per years. For your incorporation needs, our team can support from A-Z. Feel free to reach out to us.
Hi Rondan how are you? I have seen many of your programs on TH-cam. I like it. Will you tell me that i can do Freight forwarding, Logistics business. Thank you Babul Ahmed.
Merci pour ta vidéo Guillaume, ma femme étant Vietnamienne, nous vivons actuellement en France mais réfléchissons à revenir au Vietnam, les conjoints de vietnamiens (TRC) peuvent-ils créer/opérer une entreprise ?
Hello, si ta femme est vietnamienne, le mieux est souvent d'incorporer une societe 100% a capitaux vietnamiens. Moins coûteux à créer et plus souple à maintenir. Pour ton visa, tu peux avoir droit à un visa TT (époux). Si vraiment tu veux que ton entreprise soit à ton nom, tu peux toujours monter une 100% foreign owned LLC. Si tu veux des conseils sur le choix, avantages et inconvénients, n'hésite pas. Cdt
Hey thanks a lot for this video. I am planning to start a Photography institute in Vietnam. I have already been running it successfully in my home country for the last 10 years. My only concern is the language barrier, both from a teaching point of view and also from a marketing point of view since I rely on Facebook ads for acquiring students. I also sell online courses so i wont be entirely dependent on the local people. I make around $1000 per month from my online courses. I would like to do offline workshops to basically just cover my rental expenses in Vietnam and then use the online earnings for lifestyle. Do you think it would be a good idea to start a Photography institute in vietnam?
Hey Kush, I think it can be a great idea. I'm also a professional photographer and I speak Vietnamese. Maybe I can help you with the workshop and share studio. Lets connect if you want. Cheers!
@kushsharma3798 @thepassivenomad as soon as you have specific skills to teach in the local market, it may be suitable. Indeed, don't invest a lot ! Start small and scale your business using the new channels to acquire traffic. Start by testing the market doing workshops, small-scale trainings and later on you can consider building an "institute" as you call it. Regarding the business side, you can consider a light setup (management consulting type) which is pretty broad as a sector and allow you to tweak you businesses in case you want to do additional consulting.
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🎁 Unlock your gift and get tailored insights : go.movetoasia.com/company-incorporation
💡 Learn more about setting up a business in Vietnam : movetoasia.com/en/vietnam/company-registration/
Please enlighten whether a non-resident foreigner can register limited liability company- 100% ownership , and would he be able to find english speaking attorney and some employees or a good translater to whom he can lean on for companies legal and bureaucratic issues? Thanks !
Legally speaking the legal representative must stay in Vietnam at least 6 months per years. For your incorporation needs, our team can support from A-Z. Feel free to reach out to us.
Hi Rondan how are you? I have seen many of your programs on TH-cam.
I like it. Will you tell me that i can do
Freight forwarding, Logistics business.
Thank you
Babul Ahmed.
Does Vietnamese understand or speak some level of english? Is there any possibility of finding english speaking skilled employees?
You can book a call with us, our Vietnamese team is English-speaking : go.movetoasia.com/company-incorporation
I want to start an artificial flowers manufacturing there can you help me
Hello, please send us more details over email : movetoasia.com/en/contact-us/
Merci pour ta vidéo Guillaume, ma femme étant Vietnamienne, nous vivons actuellement en France mais réfléchissons à revenir au Vietnam, les conjoints de vietnamiens (TRC) peuvent-ils créer/opérer une entreprise ?
Hello, si ta femme est vietnamienne, le mieux est souvent d'incorporer une societe 100% a capitaux vietnamiens. Moins coûteux à créer et plus souple à maintenir. Pour ton visa, tu peux avoir droit à un visa TT (époux). Si vraiment tu veux que ton entreprise soit à ton nom, tu peux toujours monter une 100% foreign owned LLC. Si tu veux des conseils sur le choix, avantages et inconvénients, n'hésite pas. Cdt
Hey thanks a lot for this video. I am planning to start a Photography institute in Vietnam. I have already been running it successfully in my home country for the last 10 years.
My only concern is the language barrier, both from a teaching point of view and also from a marketing point of view since I rely on Facebook ads for acquiring students.
I also sell online courses so i wont be entirely dependent on the local people. I make around $1000 per month from my online courses.
I would like to do offline workshops to basically just cover my rental expenses in Vietnam and then use the online earnings for lifestyle.
Do you think it would be a good idea to start a Photography institute in vietnam?
Hey Kush, I think it can be a great idea. I'm also a professional photographer and I speak Vietnamese. Maybe I can help you with the workshop and share studio. Lets connect if you want. Cheers!
@@ThePassiveNomad Hey, I have sent you an email regarding the same. The email that shows on your TH-cam channel. Hope you've received it!
@@kushsharma3798 replied to your email
@kushsharma3798 @thepassivenomad as soon as you have specific skills to teach in the local market, it may be suitable. Indeed, don't invest a lot ! Start small and scale your business using the new channels to acquire traffic. Start by testing the market doing workshops, small-scale trainings and later on you can consider building an "institute" as you call it. Regarding the business side, you can consider a light setup (management consulting type) which is pretty broad as a sector and allow you to tweak you businesses in case you want to do additional consulting.
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