Vietnam Streamlines International Transactions with Apostille Convention Implementation
Vietnam implements the Apostille Convention from September 11, 2026, simplifying the authentication of public documents. This reform is expected to significantly reduce time and costs for cross-border transactions, enhancing the business environment.
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