Expat services
MoveToAsia (MTA)
MoveToAsia (MTA) is a vetted expat services partner in our Hanoi network for foreign property buyers.
- City
- Vietnam
- Segment
- Advisory
- Best for
- Expats
- Languages
- EN · FR
Overview
Based in Vietnam, MoveToAsia (MTA) is a specialized consulting and market-entry firm that assists international companies, small and medium enterprises, and expatriates navigating the local business and relocation landscape. The firm acts as a practical bridge for foreigners entering the Vietnamese market, combining a strong regional perspective with hands-on, on-the-ground execution. Over the years, it has built a solid reputation for helping international clients minimize operational risks and establish a secure presence in the country.
For foreign buyers and expatriates looking to purchase or manage residential property in Hanoi, MoveToAsia provides essential administrative and legal preparation services. The firm handles critical documentary procedures, including certified translation, notarization, and the legalization of foreign documents required for property transactions and residency. Additionally, their market-entry consulting and legal support services assist clients in understanding local regulations, establishing corporate entities if purchasing through a business structure, and managing the initial administrative hurdles of settling in Vietnam.
Positioned primarily as a consulting partner, MoveToAsia is highly accessible to non-residents and newly arrived expatriates who require structured guidance. The firm operates with a multilingual team, offering seamless support in both English and French to accommodate European and global clients. This linguistic capability, combined with their deep understanding of local administrative processes, ensures that foreign buyers can navigate the complexities of Vietnamese property ownership and relocation with clarity and confidence.
Listing based on our internal partner vetting. We publish no contact details — introductions are made on request.
