15 Sep 2026 · Vietnam VI

Citizenship · Capital · Global Mobility

The Legation Times

Partner Programme — Charter Class 2026–2027

A route into Vietnam’s international investment market

The Legation Times is opening thirty-six charter places in its Official Partner Directory: the Vietnamese register of licensed migration firms and approved developers behind investment-migration programmes anywhere in the world. A charter place carries three things — reach into Vietnam’s agent network, enquiries direct from Vietnamese investors, and the market data underneath both.

36 Charter places
12 Months, complimentary
0% Commission, ever
6 Steps to publish

The proposition

Three ways into the Vietnamese market

The Legation Times covers investment migration, citizenship and cross-border capital for a Vietnamese readership of investors, family offices and private-client advisers, publishing in Vietnamese and English. We sell no migration services, take no referral commission, and represent no firm in this directory. A charter place buys access to this market, not representation in it.

Vietnamese agents and investors contact you directly, and The Legation Times receives nothing from what follows.

Vietnam’s agent network

Vietnamese sub-agents place client files with foreign firms every week, and they choose from what they can read and check. A profile in Vietnamese, carrying your licence and the register it came from, is the document an agent forwards to a client.

Enquiries direct from investors

Vietnamese agents and investors contact you directly, and The Legation Times takes no fee from whatever follows.

Vietnam market data

Each month you receive the Vietnamese-language queries that reached your profile, the programmes readers weighed against yours, and where demand moved. This is intelligence on one market, read in its own language, and it is not published anywhere else.

The gap

Your prospective client is already searching. In Vietnamese.

These are the kinds of questions Vietnamese investors type before they ever contact a firm. The answers they find determine which firms they trust — and almost none of the industry’s own material exists in this language.

Landmark 81 lit at night above the Saigon River, with the city centre and the Ba Son bridge in the frame.
Vietnamese-language search
công ty nào được cấp phép làm hồ sơ EB-5 quốc tịch Grenada cần đầu tư bao nhiêu tiền golden visa Bồ Đào Nha quỹ nào an toàn đại lý St Kitts chính thức danh sách dự án nào được chính phủ Antigua duyệt
Representative queries: how much Grenada citizenship costs · which firms are licensed to file EB-5 · which Portuguese golden-visa funds are sound · the official Saint Kitts and Nevis agent list · which Antigua and Barbuda projects are government-approved. Each one is a question a verified directory listing answers directly.

What makes the listing worth holding

A directory anyone can buy into is worth nothing to the firms inside it. Ours publishes the licensing authority, the type of authorisation, and a direct link to the authority’s own published source — with the date we last checked it.

Admission criteria, published openly

A firm qualifies on any one of the following:

  • an agent, marketing agent or master agent named on the agent list published by the programme authority;
  • an entity named on the authority’s own designation list, such as an EB-5 regional center designated by USCIS;
  • the developer of a project, or the manager of a fund, that appears on the programme’s approved list with a document naming the firm;
  • a vehicle whose licence number resolves on the public register of the financial regulator that issued it;
  • a due-diligence provider named on the programme authority’s list of approved providers;
  • a company or law firm holding a formal authorisation, or named on the licensing body’s roll.

The block your listing carries

Licences & authorisations

International Marketing Agent

Grenada Investment Migration Agency · Verify at imagrenada.gd ↗

Authorised Agent

Saint Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Unit · No. 0000 · Verify at ciu.gov.kn ↗

Last checked: 21 August 2026

Illustrative. Your own authorisations, as they would appear on your profile.

The sources we check against

Read against the register the programme’s own authority publishes

A firm is checked against the register kept by the authority that runs the programme, wherever in the world that programme sits. Our source registry tracks 414 sources across 250 countries and territories and 105 named programmes, 347 of them published by governments and programme authorities. The ten below are the registers we read most often, not the limit of what we check.

Coat of arms of United States

United States

USCIS

uscis.gov

Coat of arms of Türkiye

Türkiye

Directorate General of Population and Citizenship Affairs

nvi.gov.tr

Coat of arms of Greece

Greece

Ministry of Migration and Asylum

migration.gov.gr

Coat of arms of Cyprus

Cyprus

Ministry of Interior

moi.gov.cy

Coat of arms of United Arab Emirates

United Arab Emirates

Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship

icp.gov.ae

Coat of arms of Malta

Malta

Identità — Malta Identity Agency

identita.gov.mt

Coat of arms of Saint Kitts and Nevis

Saint Kitts and Nevis

Citizenship by Investment Unit

ciu.gov.kn

Coat of arms of Grenada

Grenada

Investment Migration Agency

imagrenada.gd

Coat of arms of Portugal

Portugal

AIMA

aima.gov.pt

Coat of arms of Antigua and Barbuda

Antigua and Barbuda

Citizenship by Investment Unit

cip.gov.ag

Coverage runs well past the Caribbean: the European residence programmes in Portugal, Greece, Italy, Spain, Malta and Hungary; EB-5 and the Canadian provincial routes in North America; the Gulf and Asian residence programmes; and the Pacific citizenship programmes. Funds and EB-5 vehicles are checked against their own regulators instead — CMVM for Portuguese golden-visa funds, USCIS regional-center designation, and broker-dealer registration. Nothing is verified against a firm’s own website.

What you receive

Your profile, in Vietnamese, on an indexed page

A full profile page under our own domain, written and published in Vietnamese with an English counterpart, marked up for search, and linked from every programme page your firm covers.

thelegationtimes.com/doi-tac/ten-cong-ty/
LT

Your company name

London, United Kingdom · Founded 2011 · 6 offices

Charter Partner 2026–2027

Licences & authorisations

International Marketing Agent

Grenada Investment Migration Agency · Verify at imagrenada.gd ↗

Official Government Marketing Promoter

Saint Kitts and Nevis CIU · Verify at ciu.gov.kn ↗

Last verified: 21 August 2026

About

100 to 150 words of company description, supplied by the partner in English. The Legation Times translates it into Vietnamese and returns it for the partner’s approval before publication.

Languages served

Tiếng Việt · English · 中文

Programmes covered

CountryProgrammeThreshold
GrenadaCBI
Saint Kitts and NevisCBI
Bồ Đào NhaGolden Visa

Contact

Website ↗ · email · phone · social media

Enquiries go directly to the partner.

Illustrative profile page. Every outbound link carries rel="nofollow sponsored" and a partner-specific UTM tag, so the click traffic reaching you is measurable and the listing is compliant with search-engine guidance.

Developers and investment funds

A project listing leads with the approval, not the brochure

Developers and fund managers get a listing of their own. It carries the same verification discipline as a firm profile: the programme the project qualifies under, the authority that approved it, and a link to that authority’s published list of approved projects.

thelegationtimes.com/doi-tac/du-an/ten-du-an/
A cliffside infinity pool overlooking the sea at a resort development.
Villa terrace and pool at the development.
Interior of a residence at the development.

Project name

Developer · Country

Government-approved
Qualifying programmeCitizenship by investment (CBI)
Investment threshold
Approving authorityGrenada IMA
Verificationimagrenada.gd ↗
Last verified21/08/2026
Illustrative project card. Photographs stand in for the three images you supply; the project name, country and threshold are yours to fill.

What a project listing carries

  • Approval status checked against the programme authority’s own list of approved projects — Antigua and Barbuda, Grenada, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and Dominica all publish one.
  • The programme it qualifies under, linked to our Vietnamese page for that programme.
  • The investment threshold, taken from the programme authority’s published figure rather than from sales material.
  • Three cover images, and an unlimited number of images on the project’s own page.
  • A direct enquiry route to the developer or manager, with no commission and no intermediary.

Two things a project listing will not say

No guarantee of returns, and no guarantee as to the outcome of any immigration application. This applies to every listing, whatever the commercial arrangement.

Nor will it quote a processing time faster than the figure published by the programme’s own authority. Vietnamese investors are told those numbers constantly, and a directory that repeats them is worth nothing to the developers who do not.

Funds are handled the same way

A CMVM-licensed Portuguese fund, a USCIS-designated regional center or a registered broker-dealer is listed against its financial regulator, not against a programme authority. The verification block reads the same; only the register changes.

Where your mark appears

Three placements for your mark

thelegationtimes.com/doi-tac/

Partner directory

Charter Partners

YOUR MARK

Listed Partners

The directory page: charter marks sit above the fold, at four columns.
thelegationtimes.com/chuong-trinh/grenada/

Grenadian citizenship

Partners for this programme

YOUR MARK
Programme-page placement. A charter partner’s mark sits on the programme pages its firm covers, with no limit on the number of countries. Placement is shared rather than exclusive, and one country may carry several programmes at once.

Third placement — the badge on your own website, 2026–2027

The Legation Times CHARTER PARTNER 2026–2027
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VERIFIED LISTING LT CHARTER PARTNER 2026–2027
Square
The Legation Times CHARTER PARTNER 2026–2027
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Supplied as PNG and SVG in all three versions, with a one-page usage note. The badge links back to your profile.

Become a partner

Want to become one of our partners? Send your application now.

A profile page is built from three things your firm already holds. Thirty-six charter places, twelve months at no cost, and no commission on anything that follows.

The three listings

What each tier carries

Charter is the only capped tier, and the only one carrying the full Vietnam market note and the monthly performance report.

  Charter Partner Listed Partner Project & Fund
Complimentary term12 months12 months12 months
Places available36, cappedUncappedOne per project
Vietnamese profile pageFullCondensedPer project
Licence verification block✓ approval status
Mark on the directory pageTop block, largeAlphabetical blockProject card
Mark in the site footer
Programme-page placementNo limit1 country
Partner content articles4 per year1 per year1 per year
Newsletter mentionQuarterlyOn publicationOn publication
Digital badgeCharter 2026–2027Listed Partner
Vietnam Market NoteFull editionSummarySummary
Performance reportMonthlyQuarterlyQuarterly
Enquiries routed to you
Renewal rate published in advance

Charter terms

Thirty-six places, and the renewal rate in writing before you accept

 36  of 36 charter places remain. The charter class closes on 31 October 2026, or when the thirty-sixth place is taken, whichever comes first.

The term

Twelve months from publication, at no cost. No placement fee, no commission arrangement, nothing owed during the term. The twelve months begin when your first content appears on thelegationtimes.com, not when you sign.

The renewal

Before the term ends we may offer an optional renewal for a second year at USD 10,500. The rate is stated in writing before you decide. Renewal requires your written acceptance — nothing converts automatically and nothing is invoiced without it.

The exit

Either side may end the arrangement on thirty days’ notice, without penalty, at any point.

Published rates, all three listings

ListingRateNotes
Charter PartnerUSD 10,500 / yearFrom year two, if you renew · 36 places
Listed PartnerUSD 5,500 / yearFrom year two, if you renew · uncapped
Project or fund listingUSD 2,500 / yearPer project or fund

Rates are exclusive of any applicable taxes. Shown so that a charter place carries no surprise at the end of its term. Partner-content articles beyond the allowance, and programme-page placement beyond the countries included, are quoted on request.

Where the line sits

What a commercial relationship with us does not buy

Our directory is worth something to you only for as long as readers believe it. These boundaries are written into the Partner Agreement, not just into our marketing.

Held separate

  • Commercial terms are agreed by one team; editorial decisions by another; verification status by a third, against published criteria and evidence.
  • Verified status is not a paid benefit. Complimentary and paying partners are held to identical criteria.
  • Sponsored content is labelled, and editorial control of it remains with us. We make no undertaking to report favourably.
  • Enquiries go to the partner the reader chose, after consent. We do not retain them, resell them, or route them elsewhere.
  • A listing may be removed if a licence lapses, a regulator acts, or supplied information proves false.

Never published, whoever asks

  • Guaranteed returns, or guaranteed approval outcomes.
  • Processing times faster than the figures published by the programme’s own authority.
  • Named criticism of a competitor.
  • Market-share or ranking claims with no independent source.
  • Dofollow links. Every outbound partner link carries rel="nofollow sponsored", without exception.

Charter places

Charter is capped at thirty-six places. Apply before the class closes.

Twelve months at no cost, and the renewal rate in writing before you sign. The other two tiers are not capped.

Getting you published

Six steps, from your reply to a live page

Day one is the step we will not compress. If an authorisation does not match the register, we come back to you before anything is built.

What we need from you

  1. Legal name, and the trading name you want displayed.

  2. Logo — SVG preferred, or PNG on a transparent background, 512px or larger.

  3. A 100–150 word profile in English. We publish a Vietnamese translation and send it to you for approval before it goes live.

  4. Year founded, headquarters city and country, number of offices.

  5. Licences and authorisations — authority, type, number, and the URL on the authority’s own site where each can be verified.

  6. Programmes you handle — country, programme, investment threshold.

  7. Languages your team serves clients in.

  8. Website, contact email, telephone, social channels.

  9. A named contact to display publicly. Optional.

  10. Office or team photographs. Optional.

  11. Developers and funds: project name, location, investment level, qualifying programme, government approval status, and three images.

One thing to know before you send

A listing cannot go live without at least one authorisation matched against its issuing authority’s published source. If your licences are held by a group entity rather than the trading name, send both — we will list the entity that actually holds the authorisation.

Where a register does not publish licence numbers — Grenada’s, for one — the verification link and the check date stand on their own.

Already holding an authorisation we track?

We hold the current agent, marketing-agent and approved-project lists for every programme register in section IV, including 43 international marketing agents, 21 local agents and 18 approved projects for Grenada alone. If your firm appears on one, verification is usually same-day.

What you get back

A monthly report, including the Vietnamese searches that found you

Charter partners receive a one-page performance report each month. The last line of it is the part no one else can give you: the actual Vietnamese-language queries that led readers to your profile.

The Legation Times — Partner Performance

Your firm · October 2026

JUNJULAUG SEPOCT
Profile page viewssample
Clicks through to your websitesample
Enquiries forwardedsample
Partner articles publishedsample

Top Vietnamese queries reaching your profile

  • định cư Malta cần bao nhiêu tiền
  • công ty làm hồ sơ Grenada uy tín
  • quốc tịch Caribbean giá rẻ nhất
Illustrative report. Figures shown are placeholders, not projections.

What is counted

  • Profile page views — someone looked you up.
  • Clicks through to your site, tagged with your own UTM so you can see them in your own analytics.
  • Enquiries forwarded — sent directly to you, with the reader’s consent, and never routed anywhere else.
  • Direct email and telephone clicks — contact made outside any form.
  • Impressions in the directory grid.
  • The Vietnamese search terms that reached you — market intelligence, not a vanity metric.

Vietnam Market Note

A quarterly briefing on the Vietnamese market — programme demand, policy movement, and what our readers are actually asking about — circulated to partners only. Charter partners receive the full edition.

Reserving a place

Reply with three things, and we will do the rest

A logo, a hundred-word profile in English, and the licences you hold with the link where each can be verified, together with the programmes you promote. Publication follows a six-step process, and we confirm the expected date once the licence check clears.

About the publisher

The Legation Times is an industry information publication covering investment migration, citizenship and cross-border capital for a Vietnamese readership, published in Vietnamese and English and drawing on a library of 414 sources, 347 of them official.

Inclusion in the directory is not an endorsement. Licensing information is self-declared by the company and checked against the licensing authority’s published source at the time of publication.

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