Invest in China

Market Entry Design and Advice

To tackle the Chinese market and set up your own business presence in China can be a lengthy process. Because of our experience, expertise and long-standing relationships with the regulatory authorities, and depending on the nature of the business, we are often able to provide our insights to our clients concerning the most efficient and cost-conscious approach for their inroad to the Chinese market.

No matter if you are seeking to develop a local awareness of your brand and products, expand into new markets or invest in China from a foreign base, we can provide tailor-made solutions to achieve your business visions.

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Below are a few services that you can make reference to:

identifying, screening and securing appropriate candidates of partners for joint ventures, and venders for outsourcing or OEM purposes, as well as franchisees;

screening and locating proper locations and premises for setting up business presence

negotiation supports and coaching on cross-culture communications;

advising on all forms of direct and indirect investment, including establishment of foreign-invested enterprises and representative offices.

advising on acquisition of interests in foreign-invested enterprises, privately-held companies, and state-owned enterprises;

advising on formation of holding companies and sale of assets to newly formed foreign investment vehicles;

advising on acquisition of interests in foreign-invested enterprises, privately-held companies, and state-owned enterprises;

Incorporation Services

Regardless of the nature of business, all foreign investors are required to complete certain formation procedures and establish a foreign invested enterprise (FIE) to carry on business activities in China. We can provide full coverage incorporation service for our foreign base clients in the following three phases:

Phase I: Preparation and Planning

Phase I is a critical step to ensure that we fully understand your needs and objectives for setting up a FIE in China, allowing for adequate planning to achieve the optimal structure for you.

one initial meeting, if necessary;

reviewing and confirming applicant’s documents;

searching and reserving an enterprise name; and

drafting standard articles of association, standard feasibility study, resolutions, application forms, application letters, etc., for applicant’s signatures.

Phase II: Approval Procedures

Phase II entails the application process, including on-going communications with approval authorities in obtaining the necessary documents and licenses from such authorities.

obtaining project approval;

 obtaining certificate of approval;

obtaining enterprise ID number; and

obtaining business license.

Phase III: Regulatory Registration

Upon completion of Phase II, most of the newly formed FIEs will be considered legally established and registered in China. Consequently, the applicant will generally be allowed to commence operation of its business in China (within the allowable business scope), while awaiting the completion of required registrations in Phase III.

performing public security registration for making enterprise chops;

performing enterprise ID registration;

performing statistic registration;

performing tax registrations (local and national); and

performing finance registration.

Optional Formation-Related Services (selected examples)

Depending on the nature of the proposed business, an applicant may be required to obtain additional permits and/or perform additional registrations in order to engage in activities in certain regulated sectors. We have expertise in assisting investors to obtain additional approvals, permits and/or registrations in China on a case-by-case basis and we welcome your inquiries regarding such service.

– obtaining environmental approval (manufacture);- obtaining health permit (restaurant);
– obtaining ICP/ISP permit (telecom);
– obtaining construction permits (contractor);
– obtaining DM permit (advertising);
– performing customs registration (trading).

Operational Services

Foreign invested enterprises (FIEs) will face a maze of complex law and ever-changing regulations, plus practices vary from city to city, therefore FIEs will need assistance to ensure smoother operations in China.

Below are a few examples we can assist on:

– maintaining government relations;
– legal drafting and reviewing;
– issuance of legal opinion;
– amending existing approval and registration records;
– obtaining working permit, residence permit, and working visa for expatriates;
– handling annual inspections;
– technical interviews;
– performing trademark registrations;
– safe keeping company chops;
– opening bank accounts;
– setting up branches;
– closing an operation in China.

Residency & Visa

Our Chinese attorney network covers the whole of China. We offer a full range of residency and visa services in major business hubs in China for our corporate clients and their expatriate employees. Our immigration specialists are experienced in handling resident permit, working permit and visa issues for expatriates working in China.

Though China welcomes foreign investments, there are still strict rules to comply with and lengthy formalities to follow for foreigners to work and live in China. Basically, a foreigner will only be able to obtain a working visa and resident permit after securing his working permit beforehand.
Below are major steps for an expatriate to follow for the purpose of working permit, resident permit and working visa:

– producing proper employment document or secondment document;
– preparing personal statements to prove competence;
– applying working permit with the Chinese labor authority;
– applying working visa with the Chinese immigration authority; and
– registering with the Chinese public security authority for resident permit.

Collection Service

Our China legal network covers the whole country. We offer a full range of commercial debt collection and recovery services in China nationwide. Our collection specialists are experienced in recovering delinquent accounts in the shortest time possible.

The timely receipt of payment for products sold or services rendered is a critical element of any successful business. Since our fees in connection with non-litigation debt collection and recovery work are contingent upon the amount of recovered debt, you can be assured of quick and efficient results in debt recovery on your delinquent accounts.

For non-litigation collections, we work on a contingency basis only. Our fees are only charged against the gross amount of monies recovered on your behalf. That means, we do not get paid unless you get paid. Our fees vary depending on a number of factors, including amount, age and volume of debt and location of debtor.

We will normally accept an engagement for collection services and initiate the non-litigation collection procedures immediately upon receipt of (1) relevant debtor information (address, telephone, email, fax, contacting person, etc.); (2) outstanding invoice to be settled by debtor; (3) signed contingency agreement with us; and, (4) signed appointment letter. Additional documents may be required depending on the complexity and progress of the collection project. We will have no authority to settle any debt for less than the full amount owing, except under your express permission.

Our local attorneys can bring lawsuits in local jurisdictions for collection at our discretion.

In the event litigation is needed in order to collect a debt, we will notify you immediately and provide you with a written proposal for your approval prior to initiating a legal proceeding and continuing the collection process. Should you wish not to pursue a lawsuit, we will discontinue the collection service and you will not be obligated to pay any fees to us.

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