Amicorp Group is proud to announce the opening of its newest office in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. This strategic development forms part of our broader commitment to expanding integrated support across key Southeast Asian markets, providing clients with on-the-ground expertise in one of the region’s fastest-growing economies.
Why Vietnam is a Strategic Market
Vietnam represents a compelling opportunity for companies expanding across the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (“ASEAN”). With GDP growth reaching 7.09% in 2024 and projections indicating continued momentum. The World Bank projects a growth rate of 6.8% for 2025, highlighting Vietnam's resilience and strong economic fundamentals. This consistent growth positions Vietnam as one of Southeast Asia's leading economies.
However, as regulatory and tariff complexities increase, cross-border activity becomes more complex, and our clients need a partner on the ground. Vietnam remains a preferred destination for manufacturing, services, and technology investment. The country’s strong export performance, young workforce, rapid digital transformation, and increasing participation in global trade agreements make it a key player in the regional and global economy. For businesses operating across borders, this creates both opportunity and complexity.
Companies require expert guidance on market entry, governance, tax compliance, and operational structuring. The launch of Amicorp’s Vietnam office directly addresses these needs.
Local Expertise with Global Reach
Amicorp Vietnam will offer a full suite of corporate services, including:
- Company formation and business registration
- Corporate secretarial and governance services
- Tax planning and compliance coordination support
- HR and payroll coordination support
- Financial reporting and accounting coordination support
- Banking and audit facilitation support
- Business process outsourcing
- Cross-border business support
The office is led by Wesley Wong, a seasoned specialist in Vietnam market entry with more than 18 years of experience guiding multinational clients across sectors. Fluent in English, Vietnamese, Cantonese, and Mandarin, Wesley brings practical expertise and cultural fluency to client engagements.
“Vietnam’s regulatory and economic environment is evolving rapidly,” said Wesley Wong. “Our local presence allows us to deliver hands-on support to businesses navigating entry and expansion, backed by Amicorp’s regional network and international capabilities.”
Completing Our ASEAN Footprint
The Vietnam office complements Amicorp’s growing presence across the ASEAN region and further enhances our ability to deliver consistent, cross-border services to clients implementing regional or “China+1” strategies.
“Vietnam is a pivotal addition to our Southeast Asia platform,” said Alan Ang, Regional Head of Globalization Services for East Asia. “It enables us to offer seamless, integrated support to clients investing in or expanding into this high-growth market.”
What Clients Can Expect
Clients operating in Vietnam will benefit from:
- Up-to-date guidance on regulatory and tax changes
- Tailored structuring advice to reduce risk and improve efficiency
- Support with complex cross-border and intra-ASEAN transactions
- Practical assistance in aligning business operations with both local and global standards
Whether you are a multinational expanding your operation, a regional enterprise entering the Vietnamese market, or a startup navigating rapid growth, Amicorp Vietnam provides the tools and insights to succeed.
To find out how Amicorp Vietnam can support your business, contact our team here.
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