Xiamen has added six new overseas integrated service stations for 2026, operated by institutions such as the Guantao Xiamen Office. The stations are located across six key trade regions, including Uzbekistan, Australia, Hungary, Italy, and Serbia, further expanding the city's global service network.

The six new stations each offer specialized service capabilities, with operators spanning law firms, import-export businesses, state-backed investment promotion platforms, and supply chain companies. Together, they form a complementary service network covering legal compliance, cross-border trade, industrial investment, and supply chain support.

The stations in Uzbekistan, Hungary, and Serbia are positioned to tap into the markets of Central Asia and Central and Eastern Europe, with a focus on facilitating production capacity cooperation with Belt and Road partner countries. Meanwhile, the Italy and Australia stations are zeroing in on high-end manufacturing in Europe and consumer goods trade in the Oceania market.

Xiamen set up 21 overseas service stations during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-25), expanding to 25 by 2025. The six new stations will bring the total to 31, covering Belt and Road partner countries and key markets across Europe and Oceania — significantly boosting the city's overseas service capabilities.