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Vietnam

Land of the Ascending Dragon

Population:
98.9 million
Capital:
Hanoi
Official Language:
Vietnamese

Vietnam has a developing product compliance framework focused on safety, public health, telecom regulation, and environmental protection. The country applies national standards (TCVN) and technical regulations (QCVN), aligned with ASEAN and international standards like ISO and IEC.


Key Authorities:

  • STAMEQ – Standards and product certification (CR Mark)

  • MOH / VFA – Food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, medical devices

  • MIC (AOT) – Telecom and RF equipment approval

  • Vietnam Customs – Import compliance

  • MONRE – Environmental regulations


Key Compliance Elements:

  • CR Mark Certification – Mandatory for regulated products (electronics, appliances, safety equipment)

  • Product Registration – Required for medical, food, and cosmetic products

  • Telecom Approval – Required for all RF/telecom devices

  • Vietnamese Labeling – Must include product, origin, importer, and safety details

  • Environmental Rules – RoHS-like restrictions, e-waste (EPR), and energy labeling


Import Requirements:

  • Certification (CR Mark, approvals if applicable)

  • Product registration documents

  • Invoice, packing list, certificate of origin

  • Declaration via Vietnam National Single Window


Market Surveillance:

Authorities conduct inspections to ensure compliance. Non-compliant products may face fines, recalls, or bans.

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