Vietnamese Workers in The RoK Only Pay Social Insurance in One Country
22:15 | 09/12/2023
From January 1, 2024, Vietnamese workers working in the Republic of Korea (RoK), and Korean workers working in Vietnam will only have to pay social insurance in one country.
Exciting Activities in Upcoming Event for Vietnamese Workers in RoK
12:44 | 04/12/2023
Vietnamese workers in Gyeonggi province of the Republic of Korea (RoK), will be updated on the necessary information at an upcoming event.
Nam Dinh Province’s 14 First Seasonal Workers Arrive at RoK’s Jeju Island
21:31 | 16/07/2023
The first 14 workers of Nam Dinh province came to Jeju Island to work seasonally
Vietnam-RoK Promote Cooperation on Social Insurance for Guest Workers
16:02 | 27/04/2023
Vietnam and the Republic of Korea (RoK) recognise mutual social insurance for export workers
Vietnam Ranks First among Japan’s Foreign Worker Population
13:01 | 29/01/2023
Vietnamese nationals accounted for 25.4%, the largest proportion, of the foreign worker population in Japan as of the end of October 2022.
Citizens advised to Be Cautious When Signing Contracts to Work Abroad
08:20 | 23/10/2022
Those sent to work abroad through service companies should carefully verify information related to their job as well as language and skill requirements before signing labour contracts.
Hungary Hopes to Receive More Guest Workers from Vietnam
05:26 | 10/06/2022
Hungary has agreed to quickly issue foreign worker visas to nine countries and Vietnam is at the top of the list
Vietnam Joins Australian Agriculture Visa Programme
08:52 | 29/03/2022
Australia has agreed to receive Vietnamese workers in the agricultural sector under a Memorandum of Understanding signed on March 28.
Japan, UNFPA Support Guest Workers Returning Home Due to Covid
23:20 | 16/09/2021
This is one of the contents of the project "Mitigating the negative impacts of Covid-19 on vulnerable population groups - Ensuring National Progress to Achieve SDGs in Vietnam" which was conducted by UNFPA and funded by the Japanese government.
German project offers support to Vietnamese nurses
11:28 | 24/05/2021
The Vietnamese apprentices that have been brought to Germany under a project launched by the Vogtland Workers' Welfare Association (AWO) are perceived as very hardworking and always friendly.
Door reopen for Vietnamese guest workers 2
07:51 | 12/08/2020
Foreign markets like Japan, the Republic of Korea (RoK) and Taiwan (China) that together received more than 90 percent of Vietnamese workers have moved to welcome the employees again after a period of suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
More than 80 flights brings home over 21,000 citizens from 50 countries, territories
07:19 | 07/08/2020
More than 80 flights have been operated so far, bringing home safely more than 21,000 Vietnamese citizens with majority of them were people under 18, pregnant women, elderly people, the ill and those in challenging circumstances, from some 50 countries and territories, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Le Thi Thu Hang has said at the ministry’s regular press conference on August 6.
Nearly 50 Vietnamese trainees in Japan test COVID-19 positive
06:29 | 06/08/2020
A total of 47 Vietnamese trainees working at Ariake shipyard in Nagasu town of Kumamoto Prefecture (Japan) have been tested positive for COVID-19 and currently in isolation at local healthcare station, the Vietnamese Consulate General in Fukuoka confirmed.
Association of Connecting and Supporting Repatriated Labors debuts
11:35 | 09/05/2020
This non-profit organization supports guest workers returning from overseas and help them find suitable jobs.
COVID-19: Japan provides top care for Vietnamese guest workers
22:01 | 13/03/2020
Amid the outbreak of novel coronavirus disease COVID-19, Japan has closely co-ordinated with the labour management board of the Vietnamese Embassy in Japan on health care for trainees.
Amid tension, Vietnam suspends sending workers to Middle East
21:49 | 09/01/2020
The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MoLISA) on January 8 ordered agencies and localities to halt sending workers to the Middle East in the face of current tensions in the region.
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