After World War II, more and more Bulgarians moved to Vinga and began to own large and important pieces of land in the area.

During the communist regime of Nicolae Ceauşescu, the government promised to contribute and renovate Vinga so that it could be recognized as a small town.

The commune is composed of three villages: There is a major European road running through Vinga (E671), connecting it to Arad to the North and Timișoara to the South.

Vinga also has a train station running the same general direction as the road, connecting these two major cities, Arad and Timișoara.

Being a commune, it has two associate small towns (villages) in its administrative jurisdiction: Mănăștur and Mailat.