Vietnam to Raise Minimum Wage by VND 310,000-390,000 Monthly from 2027
The Vietnamese government has decided to increase the regional minimum wage by VND 310,000-390,000 per month, effective January 1, 2027. This will bring the minimum wage to VND 4.04-5.7 million per month, applicable to workers under labor contracts and replacing the current rates from early 2026.
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