EXIMGR offers optimal business solutions for investors.
Committed to bringing profits to customers who have rental properties or have real estate investment needs in Vietnam.
Currently, Vietnam is a developing country, but with the policy of achieving a GDP growth rate of over 6% for the whole year, investing in real estate in Vietnam in the next 20 years can be a profitable investment. Profits around the world are attracting the interest of inside investors.
As well as important resources for organizational management, the development of the country.
We consider “people (excellent and abundant workforce), goods (supply and demand capabilities), and money (investment capacity)” as very important factors.
Vietnam has been able to meet these excellent equilibrium conditions, and expectations for further development are attracting attention in the future.
(The population will exceed 100 million by 2025 and the population growth bonus will continue until 2055. * Population MAX forecast 2055 = approximately 110 million)
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Vietnam GDP growth and demographic dividend is just over 6% (economic growth and population growth will lead to increased real estate demand) Growth in emerging countries is supported by population growth, expanding domestic demand and an abundant working population! More than 100 million people by 2025! Population growth will continue until 2055
Comparison of population growth trends considered as promising countries in Southeast Asia 2021 → 2040 (20 years later) Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar
The age group Ratio in Japan from 40 years ago and the population cost Ratio in Vietnam are very similar.
EXIMGR Real Estate is actively investing in the promising (real estate) field of Vietnam
The deposit interest rate in Japan, a developed country, is almost 0%, and as long as you deposit at the bank, you cannot increase your deposit.
The average interest rate per year on term deposits of major Vietnamese banks (assets / market capitalization TOP5) is 5.44% per year (* calculated until September 2021).
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It is very important to dispel the fear of risk when investing. EXIMGR offers an investment plan for each object
Companies investing in funds or corporations will be notified of investment projects in the land development business (developmental investment).
Individual investors will be guided by small-scale diversified investment.
See market analysis in Vietnam.
If you want to invest abroad, you should learn information about investors in Vietnam!
If you deposit at a Vietnamese bank, you can enjoy high interest rates
Do Vietnamese investors also invest in real estate?
This is because the amount invested in real estate is more profitable than the amount deposited in the bank (the average interest rate is about 6%).
Vietnam’s economy will continue to grow steadily for at least the next 30 years,
There are many data factors that are expected to increase property values steadily.
Therefore, it is analyzed that there is a relatively low risk and a high return.
–See next page for three sources of growth in developing countries
There are some conditions for foreigners to open a Vietnamese bank account.
Even if a foreigner deposits his/her assets into a Vietnamese personal bank account, the interest cannot be remitted to Japan!
From July 2015, Japanese can invest in real estate in Vietnam
It is an agreement promoting the liberalization and facilitation of trade and investment with the aim of strengthening a wide range of economic relations.
FTA：Agreements aimed at reducing or eliminating tariffs on goods and barriers to trade in services between specific countries and regions
EPA：In addition to trade liberalization, investment, migration, intellectual property protection and rule-making in competition policy,
The agreement aims to strengthen a wide range of economic relations, including elements of cooperation in the fields
Vietnam’s economic growth rate is 40 years behind Japan’s
What does Vietnam need to learn from Japan’s high growth period for Vietnam’s growth in the 2020s?
It can be said that before the war, Vietnam’s economy was far behind developed countries. However, after the war, Vietnam announced its goal of becoming an economically developed country under the “Vietnam Renewal Policy.”
Simply put, Vietnam actively accepts policies of cooperation with developed countries and accepts foreign capital. This is still happening in Vietnam.
The goal of becoming a modern high-tech country, advanced technology equipments (IT, IOT, AI) has become so familiar in Vietnam.
Since Vietnam is a socialist country, decision making and change of direction is very quick.
The analysis of national policies and practices can also learn from the successful and failed experiences of earlier developed Asian countries, and can guide Vietnam’s policy.
Japan is a typical country that is raised as a historical model for Vietnam.
We continuously analyze the relationship between prices (inflation), real estate (bubbles) and population (domestic demand, tax collection, labor force).
You can learn and analyze the positives and negatives (the essence of the economy) from countries in countries with developed economies.
We analyze and refer to the economic history and trends of Japan from 1955 to 1973, South Korea from 1982 to 1995 and China from 1982 to 2011.
Vietnam maintains positive economic growth through strong corona prevention measures.
John Hawksworth (PwC Chief Economist)
Announced “The World in 2050” The shift of economic power from developed countries to emerging countries continues for a long time
About the world’s top 32 economies, accounting for 85% of the world’s GDP as of 2017
Long-term forecast of GDP growth potential to 2050
The focus will certainly be on emerging markets. By 2050, the economies of Indonesia and Mexico are expected to surpass those of Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom and France. On the other hand, Turkey has the potential to surpass Italy.
In terms of growth rates, Vietnam, India and Bangladesh have the potential to grow at an average annual rate of about 5% by 2050, becoming the fastest growing countries.
The growth of many emerging economies is supported by rapid population growth, growing domestic demand and an abundant working population.
To sustain this growth, first invest in education and improve the macroeconomic fundamentals (economic growth rate, inflation rate, fiscal balance) and provide enough jobs for the growing young population. Must be guaranteed”
