Import–export: how Thái Tín helps

What you are likely facing

A new company unsure what to register

Starting import–export requires registering the business line and preparing a few things before the first shipment.

Goods with their own conditions

Each type of goods may have its own conditions and documents, to be identified before ordering.

Foreign-invested company importing and distributing

Beyond the registered business line, many cases also need a Business Licence under separate rules.

Choosing customs and logistics partners

Without experience, it is hard to know which customs-declaration and transport provider to choose.

A closed laptop, a tablet with a blue glow and a pen on a black stone desk by a window over the city, suggesting documents handled digitally — How Thái Tín helpsImport–export
Clear goods conditions and documents
Reviewing import and distribution rights for foreign-invested companies
Connecting customs and logistics partners

Roadmap to resolution with Thái Tín

1Clear goods conditions and documents

Thái Tín advises on the conditions for your goods and the documents you need to prepare.

2Reviewing import and distribution rights for foreign-invested companies

We point out what needs a further licence beyond the registered business line.

3Connecting customs and logistics partners

We connect suitable customs and logistics partners to handle declaration and transport.

4Coordinating from registration to the first shipment

Thái Tín coordinates and reports progress so you can focus on the business.

In-depth guides

These articles explain each topic in this group, with the legal basis and verification date at the end of each article.

Starting Import–Export Operations: What Does a Company Need?What a company new to import–export needs: trading rights, customs system registration, commodity policy, documents, taxes and who handles each part.
FDI Companies Importing and Distributing Goods: Layers of ConditionsA foreign-invested company importing and distributing goods passes three layers: distribution rights, a Business License and sector-specific rules per product.
Foreign-Invested Company Setup: Steps Under the 2025 Law on InvestmentSetting up a foreign-invested company from 1 March 2026: enterprise registration or investment first, market access conditions, dossier and post-license tasks.
FDI Capital Increase, Investor Change, Capital Transfer: What to CheckA foreign-invested company increasing capital, changing investors or transferring capital must review the project, market access conditions and capital account.

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How Thái Tín works

1Review your status and records

Every matter starts by reviewing your current status and records.

2State scope and costs clearly

Before we begin, Thái Tín states clearly what Thái Tín does, what partners do, and what each part costs.

3Coordinate until completion

We connect suitable partners, report progress and follow through until the agreed scope is completed.

Quotes are given after reviewing your records, listing service fees, partner and third-party fees, and state fees if any, separately. This page is general guidance and does not replace advice for a specific case.

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