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My cousin who taught in Vietnam legally with a work permit for six or seven years, now finds herself in the situation where she needs to produce a verifiable university degree to return to Vietnam to teach legally again. The problem is that previously she applied for and received the work permit on a certificate from an employer in the United states stating that the work experience she had was equivalent to a degree and that she had studied in that job to the required level of a degree. This was perfectly legal Loophole 10 or so years ago. So could she return to Vietnam and get a legal work permit and residency card again. Could she use the five year experience? How to go about this process?
-@mikedylan2001

Start with the Embassy or a Consulate of Vietnam in the USA. 

If she can fully document all of the above, they can (may be able to) approve her dossier and she/ her prospective employer can utilize that in Vietnam in obtaining a work permit.

My cousin who taught in Vietnam legally with a work permit for six or seven years, now finds herself in the situation where she needs to produce a verifiable university degree to return to Vietnam to teach legally again. The problem is that previously she applied for and received the work permit on a certificate from an employer in the United states stating that the work experience she had was equivalent to a degree and that she had studied in that job to the required level of a degree. This was perfectly legal Loophole 10 or so years ago. So could she return to Vietnam and get a legal work permit and residency card again. Could she use the five year experience? How to go about this process?
-@mikedylan2001

The law stating requirements for teachers changed in 2021. There have been people who were teaching that are no longer qualified according to the law.