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The Netherlands is the place to live and work for more than 24,000 Vietnamese immigrants and like other countries in the EU, transferring money to Vietnam is always a problem that makes people mostly think about. So, are there ways for Vietnamese people to easily transfer remittances to their homeland? Let's find out with FinFan
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Malaysia is a country that is also highly appreciated for the technology sector in general and the fintech sector in particular in Southeast Asia. Is it easier to transfer remittances from this country to Vietnam? Let's find out with FinFan through the following article.
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Cambodia is a neighboring country to Vietnam, where about 156,000 Vietnamese people are living and working here. Most of the Vietnamese people living and working in Cambodia are usually laborers. Therefore, it is very difficult for them to access banking services. So how can fintech help Vietnamese people in Cambodia to transfer remittances back home? Let's find out with FinFan through the following article.
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Singapore is a country known as the lion of Southeast Asia, partly because of its symbolism, partly because its technology has reached the top position in the region. So, is it easy and convenient to transfer remittances from this country in the same region to Vietnam? Let's find out with FinFan through the following article.
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France is a very poetic country with countless stories incorporated into literary works to love songs. This place is also the living and working place of more than 400,000 Vietnamese people. Transferring money from France to Vietnam is always a problem that needs to be solved by these people when they want their relatives in their homeland to have a better life. In this article, let's find out with FinFan the ways that Vietnamese people in France have been doing to transfer money to Vietnam.
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Blockchain is an area that is no longer too strange and is the mainstay of Industry 5.0. It helps a lot not only fintech in particular but also all other industries in the process of revolutionizing technology for all fields from education, healthcare, etc. In this article, let's find out if blockchain can help send remittances to Vietnam.
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Since the alarm bell rang in early 2022 when the US economy started its recession and the escalating war between Russia and Ukraine, it has more or less affected the global economy, especially for the European region, which is heavily dependent on Russia's oil and gas resources. So, will the above fluctuations in the world economy affect the development of cross border transactions? Let's find out with FinFan through the following article.
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Remittances to Vietnam are always a matter of concern for international expatriates. The remarkable point here is that the maximum limit allowed to transfer from international to Vietnam is only 10,000 USD. What is the limit for international money transfers to Vietnam? Let's find out with FinFan through the following article.
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If the sender wants to send small amount of money to Vietnam, they must include gifts or an item that the recipient asks to send to Vietnam, doing so will be less expensive. But how can you wait when, unfortunately, you need that money urgently to be able to manage other jobs outside? In this article, let's find out with FinFan how to send a small amount of money to Vietnam in the shortest time and with the least cost.
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The nearest recent conference, which was held in Ho Chi Minh City in May of this year, focused on how foreigners might invest in holding assets in Vietnam and send money home. Although currently there is no legal corridor that allows foreign settlers to own properties in Vietnam. However, those who are living and working abroad fully legalize this through the following ways.
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Can businesses in the market take advantage of this opportunity to have a close collaboration in bringing new experiences to the end customer and how do they accomplish that goal? Let's find out with FinFan through the following article.
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Stablecoins, a term that is no longer unfamiliar to crypto enthusiasts, are often used by coin players to convert the coins they are holding into these coins or take as the default valuation of coins on the market. Why is that, because they are valued at par with some fiat currencies such as the US dollar, Australian dollar, Chinese yuan, etc. In this article, let's find out with FinFan whether stablecoins can become an alternative to fiat currencies in the future.