For many Canadian companies, Vietnam has become far more than a manufacturing destination. It is now a key market for sourcing, investment, technology partnerships, logistics, and regional business expansion. Whether you’re flying to Ho Chi Minh City to negotiate a supply agreement, visiting industrial parks in Binh Duong, attending an exhibition in Hanoi, or meeting... read more »
As business ties between Canada and Vietnam continue to strengthen, more Canadian entrepreneurs, executives, investors, and professionals are travelling to Vietnam for short-term commercial activities. Whether you’re attending a conference in Ho Chi Minh City, negotiating contracts in Hanoi, visiting manufacturing partners, exploring investment opportunities, or participating in an international trade exhibition, one thing remains... read more »
As trade and investment between Canada and Vietnam continue to expand, more Canadian entrepreneurs, investors, executives, and business travelers are visiting Vietnam for meetings, factory inspections, market research, conferences, and partnership opportunities. Whether you’re attending a business event in Ho Chi Minh City, negotiating contracts in Hanoi, or exploring investment prospects across Vietnam, securing a... read more »
Your next business trip to Vietnam is just around the corner. You’ve got meetings lined up in Hanoi, presentations planned in Ho Chi Minh City, and partners to visit in Da Nang — but your visa still isn’t ready. Don’t panic. The process of getting a Vietnam electronic visa has become remarkably easy for Canadians.... read more »
Vietnam has become one of Asia’s fastest-growing markets, drawing attention from Canadian entrepreneurs eager to connect, invest, and expand. Whether you’re attending a trade event in Hanoi or finalizing a partnership in Ho Chi Minh City, obtaining a Vietnam e-visa is the essential first step to ensure your trip runs without a hitch. The e-visa... read more »
You might assume that a tourist visa will be enough for a short business trip to Vietnam—just a few meetings, maybe a quick factory tour. But entering the country on the wrong visa can quickly turn into a legal issue, leaving you facing rejection at immigration, disrupted plans, or even long-term complications for future visits.
