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on 1 Jun 2018
I lived in Bangkok for a number of years where I had a professional job and where I met my Vietnamese wife. I have moved to Vietnam and live in the house that my wife owns and now want to move my possessions from Thailand to Vietnam and into our house here. I have contacted an international relocation company about this and their response was to tell me that I must have a work permit to be able to move any shipment into the country.
I do not work in Vietnam but I am officially resident. My wife works in a senior management position for a company in Ho Chi Minh City and therefore I have no financial need to work, though hope to do so if I can find a suitable role for my qualifications. Is this advice correct i.e. I cannot officially ship any of my possessions into the country unless I have a work permit?
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