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@danrodri

i can help you, pls message me

@danrodri
i can help you, pls message me - @Sa Phuong

Hello Sa Phuong. Welcome to the forum and thank you for your first post!

It would be great if you would share some details of how you might be able to help member danrodri. I'm sure there are other members who could benefit from your advice.

Once again, welcome to the forum and hope to hear back from you soon.

Claiming your social security fund in Vietnam after your work contract ends can be done by yourself, without using on agents. Here are  a step-by-step guide to help you to known the process:

Steps to Claim Your Social Security Fund

1. Prepare Required Documents:
2. Your original Social Insurance (SI) book.
3. Completed application form (Form 14-HSB).
4. Employment termination letter.
5. Proof of cancellation of your temporary residence card.
6. A copy of your passport (translated into Vietnamese and notarized).
7. Departure flight ticket (if applicable).

Submit Your Application:

Go to the local Social Insurance Agency (SIA) office in Vietnam. (Saigon or Hanoi)

Submit all the required documents. Ensure everything is complete to avoid delays.

Processing Time:

The SIA typically reviews and processes claims within 5–10 business days. If additional documents are needed, they will notify you via email or phone.

Receive Payment:

Once approved, the payment will be transferred to your designated bank account.

Tips to Avoid Agents

Direct Communication: Contact the Social Insurance Agency directly for guidance. They are usually helpful and can clarify any doubts. (most of then can speak English)

Online Resources: Some agencies provide online portals or hotlines for assistance:

Vietnam Social Security Portal: You can visit the official portal to check your social security status, submit claims, and access other services. It provides a user-friendly interface for expats and locals alike.

Ministry of Labour - Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA): Their website offers information on labor and social security policies, as well as guidance on procedures.

If you still prefer an agent, look for recommendations from trusted sources then you can refer to the link below:

Good Luck for you and your friend!

@Contem talk

  Would be much nicer to hear your actual thoughts on this rather than that of AI generate text.

@Aidan in HCMC

Hi Aidan,

Would like to know if your friend located in Hanoi or HCMC.

I might help your friend with this one

@Aidan in HCMC
Hi Aidan,
Would like to know if your friend located in Hanoi or HCMC.

I might help your friend with this one - @Cao Anh (Chris)

Hello Cao Anh (Chris), and thank you for your first post to the forum.

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