
Vietnam is taking a bold step toward cementing its status as a premier destination for global talent, investment, and innovation with the upcoming launch of a 10-year golden visa program. Aimed at attracting long-term tourists, foreign investors, and skilled professionals, the initiative is part of the country’s broader strategy to evolve from a short-stay travel hotspot into a sustainable hub for international business, culture, and collaboration in Southeast Asia.
According to a Times of India report, the golden visa will offer renewable long-term residency to individuals making significant contributions to key sectors such as tourism, innovation, and economic development. While detailed eligibility criteria are yet to be disclosed, the policy reflects Vietnam’s commitment to deepening foreign engagement and fostering international partnerships.
The new visa program is expected to leverage Vietnam’s strong digital infrastructure, with a streamlined application process likely to mirror the current eVisa system that is widely used by Indian travelers for short-term visits. This digital-friendly approach, coupled with increasing air connectivity from major Indian cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata, is positioning Vietnam as an increasingly attractive destination for Indian nationals.
India has rapidly become one of Vietnam’s most important source markets for tourism. The country’s affordability, safety, and expanding expat-friendly infrastructure have further boosted its appeal among Indian professionals, investors, and digital nomads.
Beyond tourism, Vietnam presents strong business potential in sectors such as information technology, textiles, renewable energy, and tourism infrastructure. These opportunities are enhanced by Vietnam’s young, skilled workforce and rapidly growing economy, making it a compelling choice for Indian entrepreneurs and startups looking for both growth and quality of life.
As Vietnam opens its doors wider with the golden visa, it signals a new chapter in India-Vietnam relations—one rooted in mutual opportunity, innovation, and shared economic progress.
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