In recent years, Vietnam's political stability and rapid economic development has become one of the choices for many enterprises to go overseas to Southeast Asia. This year to share some of the use of enterprises to build factories in Vietnam to sea strategy

As one of the economies in Southeast Asia, Thailand has good market potential and a convenient business environment with low labor and tax costs. This, coupled with Thailand's strategic position in the Asian economy, has led to many large and well-known companies choosing to set up branches in Thailand to capture market share.

In the face of high tariffs in Europe and the United States, trade friction intensified, rising domestic costs, manufacturing bosses are looking for "curve to save the country" new path. Moving factories to Vietnam is one of the options, but the investment is large, long cycle? Today unveiled a more flexible, fast-acting strategy - the use of Vietnamese companies to do re-export trade! A number of manufacturing enterprises in Guangdong has tasted the sweet spot, the cost of 40%, orders unimpeded! In this article, we will analyze the core advantages, practical steps (including avoidance guide) and real cases, to help you seize the first opportunity!

On April 2, 2025, the U.S. government suddenly announced the imposition of "reciprocal tariffs" on Chinese and Vietnamese goods, of which the tax rate on Vietnamese exports to the U.S. soared to 46%. As soon as the news came out, the cell phones of Chinese entrepreneurs in Vietnam were bombarded with messages such as "When the tax to avoid coming to Vietnam, and now where to escape?

Nowadays, it is popular for foreign trade companies to register an overseas company to receive and pay foreign currency. For example, Hong Kong companies, Singapore companies or other island companies. The purpose is to hope that there will be foreign exchange free account to receive and pay, to bring many foreign trade enterprises to receive and pay the convenience of foreign currency. So, when we need to register an overseas company, the first thing to consider is whether to register with a domestic natural person or a domestic company as a shareholder?