Vietnam Implements New Policies in November 2026: Fuel Tax Cut, Education, Labor, and Data Protection Enhancements
Vietnam will implement new policies starting November 1, 2026, including a zero percent excise tax on gasoline until March 2027. The changes also cover expanded compulsory education, increased transparency in foreign recruitment of Vietnamese workers, and stricter penalties for data protection violations.
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