When the number of Taiwanese-Vietnamese marriages exploded a few years ago, both the Taiwanese and Vietnamese governments stated that they would neither encourage nor hinder the phenomenon. But they also began making quiet changes to their marriage regulations. Over the last two years, both have used "government interference" and tight controls on marriage brokers to bring the number of marriages down 75 % from their peak.
前幾年台越聯姻發燒，即便兩國政府都表明不鼓勵、不禁止的立場，但私下卻不約而同地修改法令規章，以「行政干擾」及嚴格限制婚姻仲介業等方式，讓這兩年的聯姻對數大幅下降至高峰期的四分之一左右。