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still remember that time there is no plastic note like now and dong can be given in coin form,nowadays heard that their govertment no longer issue coin and u can hardly see ppl giving u coins:D |
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Thanks for the encouragement bros...now at page 155....
I'm planning to go into F&B...exploring which areas to focus on...of course not stepping right into the action...will go there a few times to observe the market. Will work with a partner and seek the advise from the locals. Will hire a local to work for us as a manager. Lots of risk involved of course...but no risk, no return. Reading forum is good for general knowledge, know the culture better from the eyes of sing and singviet...what to look out for etc...most impt is the connection and people that you know. If you know the right people, lower risk of failure. Rental costs, labour costs etc in Spore very expensive...for example, one labour in Singapore, I can hire 5 to 6 person in Viet...so even if i fail (touch wood), it won't be to the extend of being bankrupt...or so I think. Thanks bros...:D |
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u can actually hire between 8-10 if base on waiters/waitresses....:) |
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OIC...looks like i have miss out on his posting for that. to me,i feel that he is actually "lost" in his own world and is merely using this thread as a channel to vent his frustrations. cant blame him too,if i were to be in his situation,i think i probably can't sleep everynite. |
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OIC...looks like i have miss out on his posting for that. to me,i feel that he is actually "lost" in his own world and is merely using this thread as a channel to vent his frustrations.from all his previous postings,the picture is actually very clear already.its only up to him to make the right decision. cant blame him too,if i were to be in his situation,i think i probably can't sleep everynite. |
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As for local partners and connections, its really difficult to know `big shots' when you are new in VN. The locals will bring you some low ranking police officer and tell you he's an important guy to bribe. The chances of them setting up a trap for you is also very high. So be very careful. The next thing to note and to find out are the taste buds of vietnamese. Yes, its good to have a variety of food in a city, but how popular can your food and drinks be ? Taste buds of vietnamese are very different from Singaporeans. You got to serve food that they will want to eat daily or frequently, not food that they will walk in once in a bluemoon. You got to research more on the target group of customers and their spending habits. Government policies and redtapes should also be pondered upon. It looks easy on paper to get business license, but when it comes to actual application, it may not be as simple as thought. Some foreign companies took more than 6 months to get a simple business license. So do more research and find out more about the market. make more trips to VN. Good luck to you. :D |
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Just like any typical sg ppl,i try to get rid of them but was given the same everywhere i buy things.So no choice just use as normal:D During my recent trip back,saw their govertment build quite a few infastructure like concrete bridge for river and big drain for vechile,fix railing and fitting lamp post beside the river(but the longkang still smell terrible).Several tall apartment or office building been build or under construct and international brand set up shop over there. Compare to the first time i went,beggers around (now still have but fewer),no branded good like LV and etc,vietnam have certainly improve quite a lot |
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Months ago, they were debating building another airport in HCMC which the current international airport is quite new compare to Hanoi airport that can be considered the worst capital airport in this region. Another debate was on building high speed rail from HCMC to Hanoi. Spending money unwisely.... |
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Dun build for the sake of creating new building. Look at the very basic first then think of others. Hanoi airport is the basic they need to look into. A capital airport is the 1st impression for oversea travelers else SG govt will not spend millions in our airport and millions maintaining the road towards the airport. Anyway, lets skip this topic... it is vietnamese wife, not smart or stupid govt. |
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as what u mention,lets move on from this non vietnamese spouses topic:) |
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Dear sifus of the Vietnam scene:
Recently I know of a Viet gal who is ill-treated by her Singaporean husband. She is currently on LTSVP. Question is: 1) A viet holding LTSVP wants to seperate/divorce her husband because he is ill treating her. I presume that this LTSVP pass will immediately be cancelled once this is done and that she has to return to Vietnam immediately. 2) If after divorce, what are a chances of getting another LTSVP and/or PR if she re-marries another Singaporean? She has another Singaporean bf who intends to marry her after her divorce is official. 3) The implication of all these is that supposing she loves "life in Singapore better than in Vietnam", does it mean that she has to tolerate her husband ill treatment? |
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