International expansion consultants

Move into a new country without guessing.

Kaiser International helps companies set up and sell abroad. We do the research, register the company, sit in the meetings, and hire the first team on the ground.

Business people meeting in an office lobby at sunset
14 Years doing cross border work
18 Countries we have opened for clients
240 Companies supported, from 3 people to 3,000
11 Languages spoken by our own staff
What we do

Five things that decide whether an expansion works.

Most companies do not fail abroad because the product is wrong. They fail because the registration took nine months, the distributor was the wrong one, or nobody read the contract in the local language. We work on those parts.

1

Market entry support

Research, strategy, and real demand testing before you commit budget to a region.

More on market entry
2

Business setup

Company registration, banking, office space, licences, and the compliance calendar that follows.

More on setup
3

Business communication

Interpreters in the room, translated contracts, and meeting notes both sides agree on.

More on communication
4

Event support

Trade shows, seminars, and client visits, from booth build to airport pickup.

More on events
5

Recruitment and immigration

Sourcing, local contracts, work visas, and relocation for the people you send or hire.

More on hiring
Team reviewing charts and notes around a table
Why companies call us

One team instead of five vendors in five time zones.

You get a named consultant who owns the whole move. They brief the lawyer, chase the bank, book the interpreter, and tell you when a deadline is about to slip.

Staff who live in the market, not a call centre reading a script
Fixed fees per phase, agreed before work starts
Weekly written updates with what moved and what is stuck
We say no when a market is not worth your money
How a project runs

Four phases, each with a fixed price.

Phase 01

Scope call

Ninety minutes on your product, targets, and budget. You leave with a written view of whether the market fits.

Phase 02

Research

Four to six weeks of buyer interviews, competitor pricing, and rule checks in the countries on your list.

Phase 03

Build

Entity, bank, office, first hires, and the partner introductions that give you something to sell with.

Phase 04

Run

Monthly support while your own team takes over. Interpreting, compliance, and hiring stay available.

Recent work

Where our people have been this year.

Trade show hall with exhibitor booths New York

Booth build and staffing for a homeware brand at a national gift fair.

Container port seen from above Singapore

Freight and customs review for a first shipment into Southeast Asia.

Interpreted business meeting Osaka

Interpreting across six supplier meetings in three days.

Tell us which country is on the table.

First call is free and we will tell you honestly if the timing is wrong.

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