Ensol Business
Qiqing Business
Opening a company in China
As the world's second largest economy, mainland China has huge market potential and abundant resources, attracting a large number of foreign investors. As the government's support policies for foreign-funded enterprises continue to improve, starting a business has become an important way to enter the Chinese market. At the same time, mainland China also attracts funding and support from compatriots from Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan in many ways, including financial and talent support. Starting a company in China can open up the world's largest consumer market.
Advantages of establishing a company in mainland China:
Huge consumer market: China has a population of over 1.4 billion, huge consumption potential and increasing demand for various products and services.
Foreign-friendly policies: The Chinese government continues to promote foreign investment by providing tax exemptions and various subsidies.
Efficient infrastructure: China's well-developed transportation, logistics and communications infrastructure provide a convenient operating environment for enterprises.
Immigration opportunities: By setting up a company in China, foreigners can apply for a work visa and have the opportunity to obtain residency and enjoy local social welfare.
Requirements for registering a Chinese company
The registration information of the investor's company is required and needs to be authenticated by the overseas embassy.
Pre-registered name of a Chinese company
Leased and registered business address
Have at least one non-Chinese investor
There must be one director, one legal representative, and one supervisor. (At least two people must hold the above positions. The legal representative and the supervisor cannot be the same person.)
Preliminary business plan for the new Chinese company
The registered capital of a mainland company is RMB 100,000 to 500,000 (optional)
Registered business scope and operating years
Bank credit certificate
