Investment research advisory
Check sector conditions, compare site options, identify applicable incentives, plan procedures and timing.
Read the guideInvestment advisory for Ninh Binh
Thinking of investing in Ninh Binh? Know the conditions, incentives and procedures from day one
TTK Vietnam accompanies investors from the first questions (can I invest in my sector, where should I locate, which incentives apply) to the Investment Registration Certificate and the company.
- 2011
- Year founded
- 50+
- Projects completed in and around Ninh Binh
- Hanoi · Ninh Binh
- Head office and representative office
- VN · EN
- Bilingual documents and communication
What investors usually want to know
Eight questions almost every project faces. Each is answered with legal references in the investment guide.
Can I invest in my sector?
Prohibited sectors and market-access conditions for foreign investors.
Which investment form?
New company, capital contribution or share purchase, joint venture, or BCC contract.
Where to locate?
Industrial zone, industrial cluster, leased factory or own land; planning and site-rights conditions.
How much capital, and how to prove it?
Investment capital, charter capital, evidence of financial capacity.
Which incentives apply?
How incentives are determined, land rent exemptions, investment support and incentive locations.
What are the procedures and timing?
Company formation, IRC, investment policy approval; statutory timelines.
What after the licence?
Timely capital contribution, capital account, tax, labour, investment reporting.
Which risks are common?
Mistakes that get a file returned, delay it or cost you incentives.
What TTK does for investors
Focused on the stage from investment research to holding the investment registration certificate and the company.
Company formation
Choose entity type, charter capital and legal representative; register the company; capital account, tax code, e-invoicing, digital signature.
View detailsInvestment Registration Certificate (IRC) file
Prepare the project file, deal with the investment registration authority and follow up until the result; amend the IRC when the project changes.
View detailsWhy work with TTK
Local knowledge
A representative office in Ninh Binh, familiar with the province’s industrial zones and clusters and with how local authorities work.
Real investors served
More than 50 projects completed since 2011, including factories of foreign investors in the Khanh Thuong, Gia Van, Gia Lap and Van Phong industrial clusters.
One contact, two languages
One person in charge from start to finish, regular reports and bilingual Vietnamese–English documents.
How we work
The steps are a general frame. Actual order and timing depend on the sector, location and investor; TTK confirms them for your project at the first step.
- Discuss and define the projectSector, capital, intended location, investment form, investor nationality.
- Check conditionsWhether the sector is prohibited or restricted for foreign investors, and whether the project needs investment policy approval.
- Choose location and incentivesCompare site options; identify incentives by sector and location to put into the file.
- Prepare the fileInvestor documents (notarised, legalised, translated), project proposal, site documents.
- File and follow upTTK files, tracks, explains and amends as the authority requires.
- Complete post-licence stepsCapital account, capital contribution, tax code, invoices, digital signature, incentive procedures, investment reporting.
What does your project need to prepare?
Pick 3 items for a preliminary checklist. This is a reference suggestion, not a legal conclusion.
Where TTK has stood alongside investors
TTK has accompanied foreign and domestic investors in the industrial clusters below. References available on request.
Khanh Thuong industrial cluster
Yen Thang ward
Gia Van industrial cluster
Gia Van commune
Gia Lap industrial cluster
Gia Van commune
Van Phong industrial cluster
Nho Quan and Cuc Phuong communes
Frequently asked questions
What is an IRC and how does it differ from an ERC?
The IRC is the project’s Investment Registration Certificate; the ERC is the company’s Enterprise Registration Certificate. A foreign-invested project usually needs both. Under the 2025 Law on Investment a foreign investor may set up the company first and then apply for the IRC; TTK advises the right order for each project.
How long does it take?
For projects not requiring policy approval, the law sets 10 working days to issue the IRC from a valid file. Real time is longer because of document preparation, legalisation, translation, and whether policy approval is required. TTK gives a specific estimate once it knows your project.
Is there a minimum capital?
The law sets no general minimum capital for all projects. Some sectors have their own capital conditions, and the locality may set an investment-per-land-area level. Capital must fit the project scale and be backed by evidence of financial capacity.
What does it cost?
Government fees (if any), notarisation, legalisation and translation costs, and TTK’s service fee. TTK quotes in writing per project, itemised.
I am abroad. Can this be done remotely?
Most work can be done remotely through valid authorisation. Some steps may need the investor or representative to attend or sign; TTK tells you in advance.
How do I know which incentives my project gets?
Incentives depend on the sector, location, scale and technology of the project and are recorded in the investment registration certificate. TTK checks your project against the incentive sector and location lists before filing. See the Investment incentives page.
Get a first consultation
Briefly describe your project (sector, planned capital, location). TTK will get back to you.