According to the Reuters news agency, a decree will come into effect on
March 15, with the scheme being open to people aged over 21 and have a monthly
income of at least € 412/$443.
Casinos that wish to be featured in the trial must be part of an entertainment
and hotel complex project with investment capital of at least USD 2 billion,
half of which must have been disbursed, and comply with various other
requirements.
Three years after the first project opens under the scheme, the government will review the decree and decide whether to continue with the system.
At present, fewer than 10 casinos operate in Vietnam, with the venues only open to foreign passport-holders.
Source: GMB / iGamingBusiness
