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Considering Vietnam's recent deep integration into regional and world's economy, foreign investors are very optimistic about their business development in Vietnam in the upcoming time.

Vietnam's decision to waive tuition fees nationwide is a progressive and visionary policy. It marks a pivotal moment in the nation's development, affirming that education is not a commodity but a fundamental right.

On 06 June 2018, the Government issued Decree No. 86/2018/ND-CP (Decree 86). Decree 86 became effective on 1 August 2018 and provided further regulations and guidance on investment in the education sector.

Vietnam's integration process into global trade has evolved on a cycle of seven years. The first step in Vietnam's international trade integration was the conclusion of the bilateral trade agreement with the United States in 2000.

As international integration has been one of Vietnam's principal economic goals, the country's demand for a highly educated labor force equipped with international-standard education has become higher and higher.

Against the backdrop of Vietnam’s rapid economic and technological transformation and its ambition to build a knowledge-driven economy, the National Assembly of Vietnam adopted Law on Higher Education No. 125/2025/QH15...

To foster foreign investment and attract leading international universities to establish campuses in Vietnam, the government has recently adopted several regulations, including Decree No. 124/2025 on foreign...

On December 10, 2025, the National Assembly of Vietnam adopted Law on Vocational Education No. 124/2025/QH15, which took effect on January 1, 2026, replacing Law on Vocational Education No. 74/2014/QH13 of 2014.

Vietnam’s education sector is entering a new regulatory era. On December 10, 2025, the National Assembly adopted a series of new and amended laws in the field of education...

Vietnam's higher education system is at a pivotal stage of reform, with the government taking decisive steps to strengthen its policy and regulatory framework.

The rising demand for education in Vietnam is creating significant opportunities for foreign investors. Factors such as a growing middle class, rising incomes...

As Vietnam moves from low-tech manufacturing to a service-oriented economy, the country's information technology (IT) market is increasingly gaining traction, giving competition to IT firms in China and India.

Business cooperation contracts (BCCs) have become an increasingly utilized tool for collaboration between developers and school operators...

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