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Indonesia has become more than just a travel destination, it’s now a hotspot for business and regional growth. With its fast-developing economy, open investment policies, and strong connections across Southeast Asia, the country is drawing serious attention from entrepreneurs and business professionals around the region. If you're a Bangladesh citizen currently living or working in Vietnam and you're planning to visit Indonesia for business, whether it's to attend meetings, explore partnerships, or join a trade event, you'll need a business visa. The good news? The process isn’t as complicated as it sounds. In this guide, we’ll walk you through exactly what you need to prepare and how to apply for an Indonesia business visa from Vietnam in 2025, step by step.

Decree 219/2025/NĐ-CP, effective from August 7, 2025, updates the procedures for Vietnam Work Permits. Learn the latest requirements, documents, and steps for managers, experts, and technical workers to legally work in Vietnam.

In recent years, Vietnam has been accelerating digital transformation in public administration. Starting from 2025, foreigners can submit applications for the Temporary Residence Card (TRC) online via the Public Service Portal of the Ministry of Public Security. The shift to an online application system helps save time, reduce paperwork and errors, and enables applicants to conveniently track the status of their applications. However, as the system is still in the process of being refined, occasional technical issues or delays may occur. So how can foreigners apply for a Temporary Residence Card Online? What documents do they need to prepare? Let’s dive into the full procedure and checklist with Visa5s.com in the guide below.

Living and working legally in Vietnam is a topic of interest to many foreigners who intend to live in Vietnam for a long time. So what do the foreigners do to get the relevant paper to stay and work legally long time in Vietnam? In the fact that, the crucial condition that the foreigners must have a sponsoring company in Vietnam to sponsor their paper included work permit for working and Visa/Temporary Residence Card (TRC) for staying. This company will be responsible for all activities of foreigner during their staying time in Vietnam, they will help them prepare the necessary documents to submit to the competent authorities. The process of getting the legal paper for working and staying of foreigner will include 3 basic steps, in turn, applying for a short-term business visa (by getting an Entry Approval Letter or Pre-visa approval letter to stamp the visa), then applying for a Work Permit, after getting Work Permit, foreigners apply for a Temporary Residence Card according to the granted term as a Work Permit.

As Vietnam accelerates its shift toward a digital government, VNeID Level 2 is now officially required for foreign nationals residing in the country. Starting July 2025, foreign residents — including long-term expatriates, foreign investors, and Temporary Residence Card (TRC) holders — must obtain this digital ID to access essential public services and carry out legal or administrative procedures. This guide from Visa5s.com outlines Who is eligible to register for VNeID Level 2; Why it's critical for foreigners, especially those managing companies or handling legal matters in Vietnam; And the step-by-step process to apply successfully under the most updated 2025 regulations. Stay informed and compliant — this digital ID will soon be the foundation for interacting with Vietnam’s digital public services.

A Temporary Residence Card (TRC) marked with the code “TT” is an official residency document granted by Vietnam’s Immigration Department. It allows foreign nationals who are spouses, children, or parents of Vietnamese citizens to legally reside in Vietnam through family sponsorship. Depending on the passport’s remaining validity, the TRC can be issued for a period of up to three years. This card offers a practical alternative to multiple visa extensions and simplifies long-term living and travel within the country.