Business Setup in China

Legal support for foreign individuals and companies setting up or structuring a business in China.

Common situations

Problems clients usually bring to us

Choosing a foreign-invested entity structure

Business scope and industry access review

Shareholder, director and legal representative planning

Articles of association and internal governance

Bank account, tax, foreign investment and licensing coordination

How we help

Check foreign investment access and licensing concerns

Explain company setup options in plain English

Prepare or review registration documents

Coordinate with accountants, agents and local bureaus

Advise on shareholder and governance risk before incorporation

Documents you may need

Investor passport or company documents

Proposed business scope

Registered address materials

Shareholding plan

Industry license information

Process

Submit a short summary and key documents. We first identify urgency, parties involved and deadlines.

A lawyer reviews the risk, legal path and missing materials before giving next-step advice.

You receive a practical plan, likely timeline, expected work scope and fee discussion before work starts.

We help with documents, negotiation, applications, representation, filings or authority communication.

The first step is to clarify facts, deadlines, documents and likely legal route.