Vietnam Imposes Strict Residence Notification Rules, Fines Up to 12 Million VND for Violations
Starting September 15, Vietnam will enforce stricter residence notification rules, with fines up to 12 million VND (approximately $500 USD) for non-compliance. This measure, under the Law on Residence, aims to enhance social order and crime prevention by meticulously tracking citizen movement.
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