Keyword: "new policies"

The Government’s Decree No.207/2025/ND-CP dated July 15, 2025 establishes detailed regulations for assisted reproductive technology and humanitarian surrogacy arrangements. The document, which will become effective October 1, 2025, stipulates the donation, storage, and use of sperm, eggs, and embryos, as well as procedures for medical facilities to conduct in-vitro fertilization and surrogacy for humanitarian purposes.

Under the Government’s new decree on the development of the supporting industries, various favourable policies and incentives regarding technology, human resources, land and administrative procedures were outlined, expected to lure stronger investments in the sector, especially in the context that enterprises are restructuring the global supply chain and shift to domestic production.

Vietnamese workers in the Republic of Korea (RoK) and those looking to go there will have better job prospects in 2025, thanks to new policies.

Vietnam’s industrial real estate sector is poised for growth, driven by policy reforms, increased foreign investment, and new and expanded industrial zones. By 2030, the country will add 221 new zones, expand 76, and adjust 22 under approved local planning schemes.

As of February 2024, new policies related to cars and road use fees will be implemented in Vietnam.

The Immigration Department of Vietnam has announced new policies on easing entry procedures for foreigners and overseas Vietnamese (OVs) as well as their family members with valid visas or visa exemptions.

The Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) is drafting a decree to support the development of enterprises investing in agriculture and rural areas in a bid to draw investment into the sector.

The northern port province of Quang Ninh has introduced new policies in the hope of making processing-manufacturing one of the three key pillars in its industry sector, along with mining and power and gas production and distribution.

A range of new policies will come into effect this month, including fines of up to 100 million VND (4,192 USD) for business owners who fail to pay their employees.

Foreign traders not present in Vietnam will have the right to export or import under Vietnamese law and international treaties that the country has signed.

A series of new policies are coming into effect this month, including regulations relating to foreign diplomats and policies to support poor students, raise awareness of legal assistance.