Secure Your Privacy with Vietnam Nominee Services
One IBC offers reliable nominee director and shareholder services in Vietnam, ensuring your business identity remains confidential and compliant.
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Why Use One IBC for Your Vietnam Nominee Services?
Partner with One IBC to safeguard your privacy through nominee services in Vietnam—here’s why we’re the ideal choice for your business:
Expert Navigation of Vietnam’s Regulations
With our deep understanding of MPI requirements, One IBC ensures your nominee director or shareholder setup is fully compliant and efficient.
Unmatched Privacy Protection
We appoint trusted nominees to act on your behalf, ensuring your personal details remain confidential while meeting Vietnam’s legal standards.
Effortless Management and Oversight
One IBC oversees all nominee-related responsibilities, providing you with peace of mind and seamless integration into Vietnam’s business landscape.
Appoint Your Vietnam Nominee Now with One IBC
Nominee directors and shareholders are vital for foreign investors in Vietnam, allowing privacy while adhering to MPI requirements, though they must not control the company to avoid legal risks.
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How to Access Nominee Services in Vietnam in 3 Easy Steps
Partner with One IBC to secure your nominee services in Vietnam seamlessly—here’s how in three simple steps:
Evaluate Your Needs
We assess your business requirements to determine if a nominee director or shareholder is suitable, ensuring alignment with Vietnam’s foreign investment laws.
Appoint and Document
One IBC appoints a qualified nominee and prepares all necessary agreements and registration documents for submission to the MPI.
Maintain and Monitor
You receive ongoing support to manage nominee roles, ensuring compliance and confidentiality throughout your business operations in Vietnam.
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Frequently Asked Questions
To bring the customers the various prime services needed to successfully operate the business, as the service option, Offshore Company Corp will be customers’ representative under nominee director. As the benefits of nominee director service, the director’s individual information will be kept private and totally confidential. All of the company’ upcoming contracts or documents will show up the name of nominee director
Moreover, nominee director will be assigned to sign on all of the corporate contracts and partner agreements. It is committed that the nominee will not do any obligations without customers’ request and allowance. With long-term experience, we know what clients expect from our service. Therefore, we always do our job in prestige and professinal manner.
Nominee shareholder is appointed in order to shield the real owner of the company from being publicly associated with the ownership of that company.
Upon appointment of a nominee shareholder, a nominee service agreement (declaration of trust) will be signed between you and the nominee.
Nominee shareholders provided by Offshore Company Corp work to the highest level of integrity and confidentiality.
A nominee shareholder is a non-beneficiary role whereby a person or corporate body is appointed to act on behalf of the true shareholder in a name-only capacity. In most cases, a nominee service will be used when a LLC shareholder wishes to remain anonymous and keep their details off the public register.
A nominee director is a person or corporate body appointed to act in a non-executive capacity on behalf of another person or corporate body.
The primary purpose is to protect the identity of the true company director; therefore, the role of a nominee is in ‘name only’ and their details will appear on public record in place of the real officer’s details. Nominees are given no executive ‘hands-on’ duties but they are often required to sign certain internal documents on behalf of the true director or secretary.