Dangerous jobs banned for Vietnamese guest workers abroad

Vietnamese workers abroad are not allowed to work as masseuse/masseur at hotels, restaurants and entertainment facilities abroad from May 20.

Health experts call for more investment in nurses and midwives Health experts called for further investment in education, jobs and leadership for nurses and midwives at a ceremony to celebrate International Nurses Day (May 12) in Hà Nội on Tuesday.

Việt Nam sends more than 650,000 workers overseas 2019 was the fourth consecutive year Việt Nam sent more than 120,000 workers overseas, said Director of the Overseas Labour Department Tống Hải Nam.

Việt Nam seeks to send more workers to Germany: minister There are about 1,000 Vietnamese nurses working in Germany at present.

Việt Nam welcomes Czech Republic’s resumption of working visas for Vietnamese

Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc yesterday applauded the Czech Republic’s resumption of the grant of working visas for Vietnamese citizens, which is scheduled to begin this month. 

Việt Nam wants to send more nurses abroad, but authorities urged caution The job offers opportunities for candidates to gain skills, high salaries and opportunities to stay, work and receive social welfare like native workers.

Deputy PM: Việt Nam treasures strategic partnership with Germany

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Phạm Bình Minh has affirmed that Vietnam always treasures its strategic partnership with Germany - a leading partner of Việt Nam in Europe.

German FM hails visit by Deputy Prime Minister

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on Wednesday described the ongoing visit by Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Phạm Bình Minh as laying a foundation to develop bilateral ties.

Vietnamese citizen receives award from Japan’s MOFA

Nguyễn Tuấn Ngọc, director of Bách Niên Thiên Đức Nursing Home, on Wednesday was recognised by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs for caring for a Japanese citizen for more than seven years.

VN military medics to join UN peacekeeping efforts in South Sudan1

For the medical officers of the first-ever Vietnamese mission to UN peacekeeping in the war-torn South Sudan, the initial anxiety has been replaced with pride and confidence ahead of their one-year duty.