In addition to greetings, are there any rules you think it would be important for a foreign visitor to your country you know?

dịch: Ngoài lời chào, có quy tắc nào mà bạn nghĩ rằng nó sẽ quan trọng đối với một du khách nước ngoài đến đất nước của bạn mà bạn biết không?

I think it's clasping hands, shaking hands and hugging

dịch: Tôi nghĩ đó là chắp tay, bắt tay và ôm

Before we delve into this, take note that Vietnamese society operates on the Confucian concept of ‘Asian values’ and some of these laws run parallel with this ideology. So what may seem strange to an American or European may be very normal to an Asian. With that in mind, let’s move on to the list.

1. Having More Than Two People on a Bike

This should be more of a common sense entry than anything, but if you’re walking down the street and see a motorbike with an entire family of four (and their dog) on it, it is illegal. According to Vietnamese law (and common sense), it is illegal to have more than two people sitting on a bike. Plus, you also need a licence to be able to drive or ride a bike on the road, just like in every other country in the world.

2. The Legal Drinking Age Is 18

3. You’re Not Allowed to Gamble

Except in government licensed casinos, is illegal in Vietnam. Anyone found to be in violation of this law is subject to steep fines and/or a severe prison sentence. Access to licensed casinos is restricted to holders of foreign passports.

4. Don’t Do Drugs, Not Even in Vietnam

5. Maternity Leave Entitlements

If you become pregnant, you are entitled to up to six months of maternity leave, with two of these months marked as compulsory. You will get 100 percent of your salary paid during that time and if you are carrying more than one baby, you are entitled to take an extra month of leave per child.

And a lot of other rules in my country

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