In this letter, we investigate the stable and commensurate van der Waals heterostructures of metallic and semiconducting transition-metal dichalcogenides, NbS and MoSe (WSe), which possess almost the same lattice constant of the pristine honeycomb structure. In the most stable structure, the metallic and semiconducting layers are stacked in a similar manner to stacking but the period is a pair of a metallic layer and a semiconducting layer. The heterostructure aligns the spin-polarization in each valley among all layers and induces spin-selective charge transfer between the metallic and semiconducting layers. Especially in hetero-trilayers, the electronic spin is conserved due to mirror symmetry along the out-of-plane axis in contrast to the stacking structure. A drastic enhancement of spin Hall effect is numerically shown as an example of electronic spin transport phenomena in the hetero-trilayers.

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