In the first half of 2025, Vietnam continues to demonstrate strong performance in its overseas employment efforts, with nearly 75,000 Vietnamese workers sent abroad under official contracts, according to the Department of Overseas Labor Management (Ministry of Home Affairs). While traditional markets in Asia remain active, European destinations are becoming increasingly attractive for both workers and employers alike.
Countries such as Romania and Hungary are standing out with 400 and 572 Vietnamese workers received respectively, reflecting a growing demand for skilled and reliable labor across Central and Eastern Europe. These figures indicate not only a shift in the labor export landscape but also a recognition of Vietnamese workers' quality and adaptability.
As a leading workforce supplier, recruitment agency, and employment agency, Vietnam Manpower has played a vital role in meeting this demand. The company is known for its ability to provide well-trained workers quickly, thanks to its structured training centers and experienced instructors who ensure candidates are equipped with both technical expertise and cultural readiness.
Vietnam Manpower’s dual training centers in the North and Central regions of Vietnam have enabled the agency to manage large volumes of candidates and prepare them for interviews, trade tests, and final placements effectively. Workers are trained not only in trade skills such as construction, welding, manufacturing, and hospitality, but also in essential soft skills and foreign languages to meet the expectations of international employers.
Employers in Europe benefit greatly from Vietnam Manpower’s systematic approach to recruitment. Every stage—from candidate selection, pre-departure training, document processing to post-arrival support—is conducted with professionalism and efficiency. This level of preparation has allowed Vietnam Manpower to build lasting partnerships with employers in Romania, Hungary, and other EU countries.
Looking forward, Vietnam Manpower is committed to expanding its footprint in Europe by continuing to supply skilled labor, while maintaining its reputation as one of the most trusted and capable workforce partners in Vietnam.