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The speed of change in Vietnam can leave you

breathless. From 2013 to 2014, the proportion

of shoppers buying electronics online almost

doubled. The phenomenal opportunities in this

frontier market are here for

those who come prepared.

Always bear in mind that

this market is price-sensitive.

High-end retailers have

found success, but the

largest market is the low-

middle income segment of

the population, and getting

to know their spending

habits is vital. The country’s

new consumer class has

an appetite for clothes, shoes, cosmetics and

electronics. Vietnam’s internet users are young,

online mostly in the evenings, and are more likely

to access the internet via a laptop or cell phone

than a desktop computer. Successful businesses

tailor their websites to meet these needs.

In this issue of Vietnam Magazine, we aim to

provide readers with a complete understanding

of Vietnam’s e-commerce industry. We begin

by highlighting existing trends in the market,

paying special attention to

scope for foreign investment.

We then look at the most

common means for online

sellers to receive payment

in Vietnam, and examine the

industry’s tax and regulatory

f r amewo r k . Fi na l l y, we

conclude by discussing how

a foreign retailer can actually

establish an online company

in Vietnam.

Doing business in Vietnam

requires close interaction with the government,

and e-commerce is no different. Before selling to

Vietnam, government approval is required, and

selling unapproved products can land you in hot

water. This is why professional advice is always

needed in this complex yet rewarding market.

This Month’s Cover Art

Summer Day by Le Minh

Oil Painting on Canvas, 120x150cm

Green Palm Gallery

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© 2015 Asia Briefing Ltd.

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are produced by Asia Briefing Ltd.,

a wholly owned subsidiary of

Dezan Shira Group.

Content is provided by

Dezan Shira & Associates.

No liability may be accepted for any

of its contents. For queries regarding

the content of this magazine,

please contact:

editor@asiabriefing.com

Introduction

Alberto Vettoretti Managing Partner Dezan Shira & Associates VietnamOffice

Kind regards,

Alberto Vettoretti