Vietnam’s imports of computers, electrical products, spare parts, and components increased by 6.90 percent month-on-month in February, reaching US$10.41 billion, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Customs. This brings total imports for the year to US$20.15 billion.

China remained Vietnam’s largest supplier, accounting for 30.38 percent of total imports at US$3.16 billion, though this figure represents a slight decline of 0.75 percent from January. South Korea followed closely with a 10.35 percent increase, reaching US$2.88 billion, making up 27.67 percent of total imports.

Imports from Taiwan dropped by 6.35 percent to US$1.43 billion, while Japan saw a modest increase of 1.73 percent, bringing its total to US$691.32 million. Meanwhile, the USA recorded a strong growth of 34.15 percent, reaching US$518.11 million, and Ireland saw the sharpest increase, rising by 84.90 percent to US$327.82 million.

The surge in imports from Indonesia, which more than doubled at 107.00 percent, and the Czech Republic’s dramatic 1074.66 percent rise indicate shifting trade patterns in Vietnam’s technology and manufacturing sectors.

Vietnam computer and electrical product imports, February 2025, US$ millions

	February	% Total	January	MoM	YTD
Total	10,405.51	100.00%	9,733.60	6.90%	20,147.34
Other	402.53	3.87%	369.37	8.98%	770.94
China	3,161.66	30.38%	3,185.56	-0.75%	6,354.13
South Korea	2,879.49	27.67%	2,609.38	10.35%	5,488.90
Taiwan	1,425.22	13.70%	1,521.84	-6.35%	2,948.14
Japan	691.32	6.64%	679.56	1.73%	1,371.14
USA	518.11	4.98%	386.22	34.15%	904.33
Ireland	327.82	3.15%	177.30	84.90%	505.11
Israel	283.63	2.73%	192.08	47.66%	475.71
Malaysia	223.98	2.15%	206.99	8.21%	431.29
Thailand	146.33	1.41%	132.59	10.36%	279.38
Philippines	132.14	1.27%	121.16	9.06%	253.39
Indonesia	66.53	0.64%	32.14	107.00%	98.66
Mexico	48.44	0.47%	43.33	11.78%	91.82
Singapore	36.99	0.36%	33.55	10.24%	70.55
Germany	13.85	0.13%	11.62	19.20%	25.47
Hong Kong	13.28	0.13%	11.06	20.10%	24.33
Switzerland	11.94	0.11%	7.07	68.89%	19.00
Czech Republic	6.13	0.06%	0.52	1074.66%	6.66
India	5.30	0.05%	2.28	132.95%	7.58
France	2.51	0.02%	1.88	33.77%	4.39
Italy	1.89	0.02%	2.14	-11.96%	4.03
Austria	1.32	0.01%	1.32	-0.26%	2.64
UK	1.11	0.01%	1.00	10.87%	2.11
Spain	0.90	0.01%	1.04	-13.13%	1.94
Canada	0.90	0.01%	1.06	-15.08%	1.96
Sweden	0.60	0.01%	0.25	138.11%	0.85
Poland	0.34	0.00%	0.08	345.05%	0.42
Myanmar	0.34	0.00%	0.63	-46.05%	0.96
Denmark	0.32	0.00%	0.14	128.81%	0.46
Netherlands	0.26	0.00%	0.14	83.71%	0.41
Belgium	0.18	0.00%	0.11	67.36%	0.29
Cambodia	0.14	0.00%	0.09	65.27%	0.23
Finland	0.00	0.00%	0.10	-100.00%	0.12

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