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Open a Business Bank Account in Vietnam

Establishing a business bank account in Vietnam is a crucial step for foreign companies entering the market—but it’s rarely straightforward. Regulatory nuances, document verification, and unfamiliar banking procedures can slow you down without the right local support.

At The Nest Asia, we streamline the process for foreign businesses. Our team works closely with reputable banks to ensure your account is opened quickly and correctly, with full compliance to Vietnamese regulations. Whether you’re setting up a new entity or expanding operations, we make banking setup simple—so you can get to business faster.

Benefits of Opening a Business Bank Account with The Nest Asia

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Family-Centric Services

Support for families, including education and childcare referrals.

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FAQ on Open a Business Bank Account in Vietnam

To open a business bank account in Vietnam, foreign companies will typically need to provide the following documents:

  1. Bank application forms – Completed forms as required by the chosen bank.

  2. Investment Registration Certificate (IRC) or M&A Approvals – Depending on the company’s structure and operations.

  3. Enterprise Registration Certificate (ERC) – Verifying the legal status of the business in Vietnam.

  4. Passport or legal documents of the company’s legal representative, accountant (if applicable), and other authorized signatories.

  5. Decision on appointing an accountant – If an accountant has been formally designated.

Always check with the specific bank, as additional documents or procedures may apply.

Opening a business bank account in Vietnam is essential for tax compliance, managing expenses, and conducting legal transactions over 20 million VND. It streamlines operations, supports payroll in local currency (VND), and ensures financial transparency.

Having a local account also boosts your company’s credibility, builds trust with partners, and makes it easier to track spending in line with Vietnamese laws.

To open a corporate bank account in Vietnam, foreign companies typically need:

  1. Company Registration – Business license, tax ID, and registration certificate

  2. Personal ID – Passport or ID card and residential proof for authorized signatories

  3. Company Profile – Business activities, ownership structure, and number of employees

  4. Financial Documents – Balance sheet, P&L statement, or similar to prove financial stability

  5. Bank Reference Letter – From an existing bank to confirm credibility

  6. Power of Attorney – Notarized authorization for signatories (if applicable)

  7. Proof of Address – Utility bill or lease showing the company’s physical location

  • Prepare documents – Gather business registration, tax ID, ownership papers, and ID for authorized signatories.

  • Choose a bank & apply – Select a bank that serves foreign companies. Submit required forms and legal documents.

  • Deposit funds – Make the minimum deposit required by the bank to activate the account.

Disclaimer

The Nest Asia (“we”) provides the information on this website solely for general informational purposes and makes no representations or warranties regarding its accuracy, completeness, or reliability.

We are not an authorized government agency, nor are we an official provider of government-related documents or services. We do not promote or represent any official services or documents issued by the Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. This includes, but is not limited to, electronic travel visas, passports, housing services, business registration, employment support, or health and education services for expatriates. All official documents must be obtained directly through the appropriate governmental authorities or their designated representatives.

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