Businesses operating in countries in which they are not established or VAT-registered (i.e. non-resident businesses) can incur significant amounts of VAT on expenses paid in those countries. In principle, non-resident businesses should be able to recover some or all of the VAT incurred, thereby reducing their costs.
Source Deloitte
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