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Answer eight questions to see the likely route, what drives the cost, and what a written proposal will cover — based on your activity, city, people and premises.
Setup costs vary with the route and city, charter capital, premises, the people you employ, conditional-sector approvals, and what recurs in year two.
Choose your setup on the left. We will show the route, what shapes the cost, and anything that needs a specialist review. The figure itself comes in a written proposal.
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No Vietnam route carries a published figure. We price it in a written proposal after a short scoping call — not from a calculator.
Charter capital, premises, headcount, conditional-sector approvals and government fees change the final cost. We confirm the exact inclusions and price in your proposal before you proceed.
A dedicated specialist reviews your inputs, confirms the route and the inclusions, and puts the estimate in writing before anything is filed.
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International clients and a desk-based team usually keep the drivers to registration, premises and payroll.
Zone admission and a factory lease come before the company registration, and both shape the estimate.
Domestic distribution is a conditional line for foreign-invested companies, so the activity check comes first.
A representative office cannot invoice, which keeps the drivers narrow and the commitment reversible.
The holding sits outside Vietnam; the estimate is for the operating company beneath it.
A specialist confirms the route, the drivers and the inclusions before anything is filed. No figure is quoted before that review.
No obligation. We tell you if it is not the right route.
Sonsoto walked us through the investment registration and the enterprise registration as one sequence, with the capital account planned before we filed. We knew what came next at every step.
We were told which documents needed legalising before we flew in, not after. The file was complete the first time the licensing authority saw it.
The park, the licence and the bank were handled by one team. The capital-account deadline was tracked for us, and we were told what was outstanding while there was still time.
Our parent company’s documents were the hard part. Sonsoto told us exactly what the bank would ask for and in what order, so nothing was missing from the file.
We wanted the central coast, not one of the big cities. Sonsoto compared the routes honestly and set the company up where the operation actually is.
Work permits and residence cards for our first hires were planned with the licence, not bolted on afterwards. One scope, in writing, before anything started.
More clients onboarded, higher payout.
Straight to the account.
More referrals unlocks higher payouts.
