Cookie Policy
Vietnam Office may use Cookies and similar technologies on websites, Portals, or online services to maintain sessions, support security, remember preferences, and, where applicable, enable measurement or Marketing activities.
- Necessary Cookies — Cookies required for essential website or service operation, such as Authentication, Session, Security, Load Balancing, language preferences, or transaction functionality.
- Necessary Cookies may not be disabled where the service depends on them — Blocking these Cookies in a browser may cause certain functions to operate incorrectly.
- Analytics Cookies — Where used, these Cookies help Vietnam Office understand website usage, visit counts, page interactions, performance, and other aggregated metrics.
- Marketing Cookies — Where Vietnam Office uses Marketing/Advertising Cookies, they are used only under the applicable policy, legal basis, and user-choice mechanism.
- Preference Cookies — May be used to remember language, region, interface selections, or usage preferences to improve the user experience.
- Third-party Cookies — Certain Analytics, Payment, Support, or embedded-content providers may use their own Cookies where their services are integrated.
- Consent/Cookie Banner — Where required by applicable law or policy, Vietnam Office provides controls allowing users to accept, reject, or manage non-essential Cookie categories.
- Changing preferences — Users may change Cookie preferences through Cookie Settings where available or through browser settings.
- Deleting Cookies — Users may delete stored Cookies through browser functions; doing so may remove saved Sessions or Preferences.
- Cookie duration — Cookies may be Session Cookies or Persistent Cookies and are retained for periods appropriate to their respective purposes.
- Transparency — The actual Cookie list or categories, purposes, providers, and durations may be disclosed through the current Cookie Settings or Cookie Notice.
Cookie principle: Necessary Cookies for core functions → Analytics/Marketing only where applicable → provide choice where required → allow preference management → transparently disclose purposes.