As a one-stop company registration service in China, we help companies cut through the complex paperwork to launch legally and quickly. Our dedicated advisors, fluent in both business and Mandarin, personally assist clients through the entire registration process – from submitting initial paperwork to obtaining final approvals. We have helped streamline the documentation process for 8000 plus projects.
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We help businesses start operations within 7 days of submitting registration so you no longer waste valuable time. Here’s what you need to do:
This type of company provides advisory services and expertise to assist other businesses and organizations.
A Consulting WFOE allows foreign consultancies to easily set up operations in China. Unlike manufacturing or trading WFOEs, a Consulting WFOE does not need extra licenses and permits during formation.
A trading company buys and sells goods internationally, either importing products into China or exporting Chinese-made items abroad.
Trading companies trade in a wide variety of consumer and industrial goods and so must obtain necessary licenses and permits. They are often involved in China’s free trade zones for importing/exporting.
A manufacturing company produces manufacture goods through industrial processes
They are specialized operations that have met government standards for manufacturing equipment, facilities, employee safety, environmental protection, and product quality control.
A joint venture combines resources and operations through a partnership between foreign business owners and Chinese shareholders.
Joint Ventures allow cooperation across sectors that have ownership or industry restrictions. Their cooperative structure fosters cultural understanding, risk-sharing, skills exchange, and access to larger markets for all partners involved.
A representative office conducts non-profit activities in China. These offices support international nonprofit causes as well.
They offer information resources, guidance, and advisory expertise. Common functions include assisting existing clients in China, learning about Chinese market and industry conditions through surveys or investigations, and representing the interests of their parent companies.
Place your trust in the hands of a real specialists. Our diverse team consists of on-the-ground experts, offering highly pertinent, market-specific advice, management, and support adhering to the highest international standards.
We use our experience and knowledge of the Chinese government regulations and market to help our clients build strong and successful businesses. We specialize in navigating the intricate regulatory landscape, ensuring your Asia expansion is not only compliant but also seamlessly executed. With years of hands-on experience and deep knowledge, we pave the way for you to steer clear of any obstacles and accelerate your progress.
our mission is to empower global entrepreneurs to seamlessly navigate and thrive within the Chinese market. We are dedicated to demystifying the complexities of doing business in China, providing personalized guidance and strategic insights that turn ambitious visions into successful realities.
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We are proud to have helped hundreds of businesses set up and grow their operations in China. Our customers are our top priority, and we strive to provide them with the best services and advice possible. You can read their testimonials below to learn more about their experiences.
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You have the option to select from three packages offering varying levels of services, allowing you to pick the one that aligns most closely with your requirements and financial constraints.
Choose the Basic Plan if you only want to get your company registered in China.
This plan is perfect if you don’t have an existing address to register your business (a physical address is a requirement for registering a business in China).
Choose this plan if you don’t want the hassle of figuring out what you need to do to maintain your business in China. This is the all-inclusive package.
It depends on the city you register a company in China. Different cities have different costs. For example, the company regististaton in a bigger city like Shanghai or Shenzhen would be more expensive than in Xiamen or Quanzhou. To find out the exact prices, contact us
Of course any foreigner can. You just need to have the correct documentation for the company registration.The China company registration for entities are either a 100% foreign-owned companies or a Sino-Foreign joint venture.
It takes about one week for you to register a company in China.
No. it’s pretty straightforward to get the Chinese business license.
To apply for a Chinese business license, you must first get an office in China for your business. After signing the office contract, you can apply for the company registration using the company’s legal representative’s and supervisor’s identification documents, such as a foreign passport. The legal representative is the company’s leading executive and is in charge of management, while the supervisor oversees the company’s finances and commercial activities.
Using the company’s name, you can verify its status online on the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity Platform. If the company’s license is active and registered, you will get information about the company on this platform.
You can register a user account on the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity Platform. When you login into the platform, search for the company in question’s name. If there are any abnormal situations concerning the operation or legitimacy of the enterprise will be displayed directly on the platform’s interface.
No, you cannot travel outside of China with an expired work visa, even if your Residence Permit is still valid. You need to apply for a new work visa or exit China before your RP expires.
Yes, the typical age requirement for a work visa in China is between 18 and 60 years old. However, some industries or companies may have additional age restrictions.
No, student visas do not permit business activities or self-employment. You need to change your visa status to a work visa or other appropriate visa category to register and operate a business in China.
Yes, with a valid work visa or residence permit, you can apply for a family reunion visa or residence permit for your family members.
Yes, paying taxes on time is crucial in China. Failure to pay taxes can result in penalties, fines, and even impact your visa status or ability to leave China.
Social insurance is mandatory for foreign employees in China and provides benefits such as medical, pension, and unemployment insurance. It is crucial to understand and comply with social insurance requirements to avoid any issues or penalties.
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