Top Import Trading Partners of Vietnam

Vietnam's primary import trading partners are countries from which it imports a variety of goods. In 2025, top partners include China (30% of imports, $45 billion), South Korea (15%, $22.5 billion), Japan (8%, $12 billion), United States (7%, $10.5 billion), and Taiwan (5%, $7.5 billion).

Key imports from these countries include machinery, electronics, vehicles, chemicals, and petroleum products. Trade agreements such as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) facilitate smoother trade flows.

Vietnam’s GDP growth rate of 6.5% and inflation rate of 3.5% demonstrate strong economic recovery post-pandemic. The government’s incentives in electronics, machinery, and renewable energy sectors support imports. Vietnam's strategic location in Southeast Asia, its well-developed ports, and its extensive transportation network offer significant logistical advantages, making it a vital import hub in the region.