Vietnam

Delivery hub

Da Nang

Central Vietnam's main city and an emerging tech and outsourcing hub, with lower costs than Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City. Since the 2025 administrative merger, Da Nang city also includes the former Quang Nam province. Vietnam's country rules apply.

Minimum wage

₫4,730,000/month (Region II)

Effective 1 Jan 2026; hourly ₫22,700. Da Nang has no Region I areas. Region II covers the urban wards (e.g. Hải Châu, Thanh Khê, Sơn Trà, Ngũ Hành Sơn, Liên Chiểu, Cẩm Lệ, Hòa Khánh) plus Hội An and Tam Kỳ. Other areas of the merged city are Region III (₫4,140,000) or Region IV (₫3,700,000). Summary: https://xaydungchinhsach.chinhphu.vn/nghi-dinh-so-293-2025-nd-cp-quy-dinh-muc-luong-toi-thieu-doi-voi-nguoi-lao-dong-lam-viec-theo-hop-dong-lao-dong-119251110172808433.htm

Local notes

Local holidays

No city-specific statutory holidays: Vietnam's 11 national public holidays (Labour Code Art. 112) apply nationwide

Tech-hub notes

Coming soon

Da Nang's tech-park options, talent depth and realistic hiring timelines to come from field notes.

Last checked Oct 2026

Employer contributions

13th-month pay

Coming soon

No statutory 13th-month pay identified. A Tết bonus is customary but its legal status is pending confirmation.

Last checked Oct 2026

Internet

Ookla Speedtest Global Index

Country median (Aug 2026): fixed 301.48 Mbps down / 253.42 up; mobile 219.93 Mbps down / 40.45 up

Country-level median, not city-specific.

Public holidays 2026

11 paid public holidays under Labour Code 2019 Art. 112. For 2026, Tết ran 16–20 Feb; National Day was 1–2 Sep.

The official schedule binds the public sector. Private employers set their own Tết days within the statutory 5.

Regular holidays

  • 1 Jan – New Year's Day
  • Lunar New Year (Tết) – 5 days (16–20 Feb 2026)
  • 10th day of 3rd lunar month – Hung Kings' Commemoration
  • 30 Apr – Reunification Day
  • 1 May – International Labour Day
  • 2 Sep + 1 adjacent day – National Day (1–2 Sep 2026)

Power

Coming soon

Awaiting firsthand field notes and an official grid-reliability source.

Last checked Oct 2026

Entity setup basics

A foreign-invested company usually needs an Investment Registration Certificate (IRC) and then an Enterprise Registration Certificate (ERC) from the provincial investment authority. Charter capital must be contributed within 90 days through a direct investment capital account.

Typical steps

  1. Investment Registration Certificate (IRC)
  2. Enterprise Registration Certificate (ERC)
  3. Direct investment capital account and capital contribution
  4. Tax and e-invoice registration
  5. Social insurance registration; work permits for foreign staff

Timeline and cost

Coming soon

Realistic timeline and cost to come from field notes.

Last checked Oct 2026

EOR / payroll coverage

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Last checked Oct 2026

Pay by role

Coming soon

Pay-by-role data will come from Gregory Dunham's field notes. Until then, enter your own salary in the calculator.

Field notes

Field notes from Gregory Dunham – coming soon

Firsthand operator observations, kept separate from official data.

Coming soon — firsthand notes from Gregory Dunham on:

  • Typical monthly pay by role
  • Real-world power reliability and backup needs
  • Real-world internet: providers, redundancy, outages
  • Entity setup pitfalls and realistic timelines