Sailing Southeast Asia, 11 countries in the end how to choose? This article, will introduce you to the latest overview of Southeast Asian countries. Southeast Asia's economy ranked the top GDP are: Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam.

Vietnam's economic growth has continued to lead Asia in recent years, and the country's e-commerce market is expected to be worth $60 billion by 2030, ranking second in Southeast Asia after Indonesia. High internet penetration and a digital population drive e-commerce development, with organizations ranking Vietnam and Thailand as the two fastest growing e-commerce markets in Southeast Asia.

Under the wave of globalization, more and more Chinese enterprises are setting their sights on overseas markets, and Singapore has become a popular choice for many enterprises to go overseas due to its superior geographical location, stable political environment, sound financial system and preferential tax policies.

However, setting up an overseas company structure is a complex process that involves a number of legal, tax and financial aspects. In this article, we will introduce to you how to set up an overseas company structure when a Chinese company goes overseas to Singapore.

Along with the deepening of the global economic integration process, a large number of foreign enterprises have relocated their production and supply chains to Vietnam, but Vietnamese law prohibits foreign investors from setting up shell companies, therefore, in order to set up a company, the investor must have a specific investment project that proves its financial capacity, investment objectives, investment scale, investment location, etc. and submit it to the Vietnamese authorities for approval.

With the integration of the global economy and the rise of the Southeast Asian market, more and more entrepreneurs are choosing to expand their business to Thailand. 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 many large and well-known companies to choose to set up branches in Thailand to capture the market. Registering a Thai company is a key step in entering the country's market.