The country was first under the control of France in 1858, but in 1954 Vietnam declared its independence after World War 2. In 1954, the communist force of Vietnam won over France’s control. Vietnam was initially divided from south and north territory, with the US aiding the south territory of Vietnam. In 1974, Northern Vietnam eventually ran over the south territory, and finally uniting Vietnam as one. Vietnam was predominately a communist orientated country till 1986, when the “doi moi” renovation policy was enacted. The policy served as purpose to facilitate economic liberalization so Vietnam would have more competitive export driven industries. This policy nonetheless led Vietnam to more a capitalistic economic structure. The ethnic groups
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Steps 8 and 9 include registering with the local labor office to declare use of labor (Municipal Department for Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs) and registering employees with the Social Insurance Fund for the payment of health insurance and social insurance. Both of these steps take approximately 1 day each to complete. The 10th and final step would be to register for trade union with Vietnam General Confederation of Labor; this last step takes about a week to complete. The first step to obtain a construction permit is to obtain the certification of the designs from the Police Department for Fire Fighting and Fire Prevention of Ho Chi Minh City; this takes approximately 30 days to complete, and there is no charge. The second step would be to request and obtain construction permit from the (District) Department of Construction of Ho Chi Minh City; this takes about 30 days and costs VND 100,000. Afterwards, you would have to notify the Department of Construction about the commencement of construction and receive inspection, this takes about one day, and there is no charge associated. The 4th step would be to request and receive inspection from the municipality after completion of foundation …show more content…
The 9th step is to notify and receive inspection from the municipality after completion of building; this takes 1 day of no charge. The 10th step is to register the building at the Department of National Resources and Environment; this takes 30 days to complete with charges costing to approximately VND 9,842,025. There are six steps to get electricity for your business. The first step would be to apply for electricity connection and awaits clearance from Ho Chi Minh City Power Corporation (EVN HCMC); this takes about 30 days of no charge. The second step would be to obtain external inspection from Ho Chi Minh City Power Corporation (EVN HCMC); this takes 1 day of no charge. The third step would be to obtain design approval and excavation permit for the underground connection at the Traffic and Transport Department; this takes about 15 days of no charge. The 4th step would be to hire a private firm for the design and carrying out of the external works; this takes about 63 days to complete, and costs VND 544,000,000. The 5th step is to obtain a certification of the design of the substation from Fire Fighters prevention Department; this takes 30 days of no charge. The 6th and final step is to
Steps 8 and 9 include registering with the local labor office to declare use of labor (Municipal Department for Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs) and registering employees with the Social Insurance Fund for the payment of health insurance and social insurance. Both of these steps take approximately 1 day each to complete. The 10th and final step would be to register for trade union with Vietnam General Confederation of Labor; this last step takes about a week to complete. The first step to obtain a construction permit is to obtain the certification of the designs from the Police Department for Fire Fighting and Fire Prevention of Ho Chi Minh City; this takes approximately 30 days to complete, and there is no charge. The second step would be to request and obtain construction permit from the (District) Department of Construction of Ho Chi Minh City; this takes about 30 days and costs VND 100,000. Afterwards, you would have to notify the Department of Construction about the commencement of construction and receive inspection, this takes about one day, and there is no charge associated. The 4th step would be to request and receive inspection from the municipality after completion of foundation …show more content…
The 9th step is to notify and receive inspection from the municipality after completion of building; this takes 1 day of no charge. The 10th step is to register the building at the Department of National Resources and Environment; this takes 30 days to complete with charges costing to approximately VND 9,842,025. There are six steps to get electricity for your business. The first step would be to apply for electricity connection and awaits clearance from Ho Chi Minh City Power Corporation (EVN HCMC); this takes about 30 days of no charge. The second step would be to obtain external inspection from Ho Chi Minh City Power Corporation (EVN HCMC); this takes 1 day of no charge. The third step would be to obtain design approval and excavation permit for the underground connection at the Traffic and Transport Department; this takes about 15 days of no charge. The 4th step would be to hire a private firm for the design and carrying out of the external works; this takes about 63 days to complete, and costs VND 544,000,000. The 5th step is to obtain a certification of the design of the substation from Fire Fighters prevention Department; this takes 30 days of no charge. The 6th and final step is to