Hanoi-Vietnam: Fees for chemical affairs from March 12, 2018

11:21, 11/07/2024

Recently, Circular 08/2018/TT-BTC was issued by the Vietnam Ministry of Finance on fees for chemical affairs and collection, submission, management and use thereof. This legislative document replaces Circular 170/2016/TT-BTC.

The fee schedule for chemical affairs in Vietnam is promulgated together with Circular 08. The detailed fee schedule is as follows:

No.	Fee	Unit	Amount (VND)
1	Fee for appraising and approving Plans for preventing and responding to chemical hazards	1 Application	36,000,000
2	Fee for apprising and issuing Certificate of eligibility for conditionally (manufacturing/trading/manufacturing and trading) chemicals in industries
	For new issuance	1 Certificate	1,200,000
	For reissuance or revision	1 Certificate	600,000
3	Fee for appraising and issuing License for manufacture of chemicals in schedules
a	License for manufacturing of chemicals in Schedule 1
	For new issuance	1 License	1,200,000
	For reissuance or revision	1 License	600,000
b	License for manufacturing of chemicals in Schedule 2
	For new issuance	1 License	1,200,000
	For reissuance or revision	1 License	600,000
c	License for manufacturing of chemicals in Schedule 3
	For new issuance	1 License	1,200,000
	For reissuance or revision	1 License	600,000
d	License for manufacturing of chemicals: DOC, DOC-PSF
	For new issuance	1 License	1,200,000
	For reissuance or revision	1 License	600,000

More details can be found in Circular 08/2018/TT-BTC effective from March 12, 2018.

- Thanh Lam -

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