Is starting a business in China as a foreigner a good idea?

[@asadi-preform-factory]

i have visited china 8 times. you are definitely right on the explanation

[@umarbaxtiyorov6558]

I'm on the way, hope will be great

[@investinyourgreatness1376]

Thank you. I've listened to you for a little bit and feel your integrity. I look forward to the rest and working with you to possibly opening a company in China. Thxs luv blessings. Happy Spectacular Prosperous 2024

[@jrandfirmllc]

Thank you!

[@asadi-preform-factory]

100% right

[@rongin7346]

You should talk about the costings of opening a Company in China and costs of maintaining the company .

[@jrandfirmllc]

Cost of opening depends on what exactly you need from the agent. If it’s just a company registration, then the market price right now (Oct. 2023) is around 5000 yuan. If you include bank account, tax registration and customs and foreign currency permits, then the starting cost will be around 10,000 yuan and up, depending on what licenses you need, type of taxpayer your company is etc. I don’t discuss costs partly because they are volatile and highly dependent on various factors and the specific requirements and needs of each client.

[@dominicbarnes712]

Can foreigners start a business in China as sole proprietor? I was told we can only start a business in China in partnership with a Chinese-born Chinese citizen?

[@heyheyhophop]

Thanks, hope you touch on issues Russian citizens face with bank account opening in this or next ones, like you did in the past

[@jrandfirmllc]

Will do!

[@heyheyhophop]

@@jrandfirmllcAppreciate that, it's not easy to find information onm this, if you're not in China or HK, curiously

[@dsundars1]

I would this video very informative and genuine. Thanks for such information.

[@unboxandreview2678]

Hi. Could you please make a video How to start selling on Temu, being a resident from Europe. Thanks in advance.😊

[@jrandfirmllc]

Hello, here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYabf3ljlq-opbc

[@amjedsaoud7749]

Thanks for the information ,but what business should i do as start up with the company that i open in China?

[@maddyisgettingmad8044]

Can a dependent start a small business in China? Like a restaurant or a small shop?

[@mohammedjunaid3409]

Is there is scope for raw silk business from india to china?

[@muffin8278]

How about a clothing brand,which one is easier and better china or south korea for it?

[@Retto97]

very informative video! can you also clarify whether or not it's necessary to open a company inorder to start an e-commerce business (dropshipping for example) and how to go about opening one. thanks

[@jrandfirmllc]

Thank you for the feedback. Yes, you do need to open a company if you want to start an online business in China.

[@albertos363]

Thank you for the video.

[@jrandfirmllc]

Thanks for watching!

[@ailiyaalicia7367]

As a foreigner you also need a working visa to open a company, I have heard many times that to have a visa under your own company as a foreigner is very difficult. Even with a permanent residency, you might not be able to open a business in China.

[@jrandfirmllc]

No, everything you said is wrong. Visa has nothing to do with company formation. And with permanent residency you will have absolute freedom in terms of business and work in China. We do it on a daily basis, so it's not even a question to think.

[@ailiyaalicia7367]

@@jrandfirmllc thanks for clarifying, I feel like there is a lack of informations on those subjects here and every foreigner will have their own experience and share their own. There are so many elements that probably can still make the process difficult.

[@jrandfirmllc]

@@ailiyaalicia7367 if you are in Shanghai, you can always visit our office, will be glad to discuss the questions you might have. Address is on our website: www.jrandfirm.com

[@ailiyaalicia7367]

@@jrandfirmllcsure!i will have a look at it , thanks

[@gasorelectric]

You are wrong please. I was able to set up my business even as a student. My business is 4 years now

[@thedorra6671]

What if I am a teacher right now and want to open a business (Beauty saloon ) in Hangzhou ,will that affect my current visa and job ? I am thinking of opening beauty saloon with Chinese partner. When I say beauty saloon,I am thinking of doing eyelashes,nails , eyebrows and so on …. Thank you 😊

[@jrandfirmllc]

Legally speaking, it'll be an illegal work in your situation. As Chinese work and residence permits are attached to one company (your current school) - visa sponsoring company. If you want to start a beauty saloon, you will need to switch to its work and residence permit, only after that can you do those activities you mentioned above.

[@thedorra6671]

@@jrandfirmllc I understand,I saw your video about that topic. But if I leave the school and switch to business on my own , what visa status I will have util I get approved for business? And what if do not get approved?

[@jrandfirmllc]

@@thedorra6671 usually the bridge visa is T visa, humanitarian (temporary stay) visa. But you might not need it, if you calculate the time well. The process looks like this: 1. Comlany formation is finished 2. Current comoany cancels your work permit 3. You apply for new work permit 4. Current comlany cancels your residence permit 5. You apply for a new residence permit based on your new work permit. In case of visa denial, you will be give likited time to leave the country or switch to other type of visa etc. You cannot appeal, as it doesn't exist in China. Therefore, it is recommended to hire a licensed agency, who can check everything and make sure the chances of approval are high BEFORE you do anything.

[@thedorra6671]

@@jrandfirmllc thank you so much for all the information. One more question.If my Chinese friend/partner open it with me ,and I am not on the paper at the time when she do all the paperwork,can I transfer half of ownership later when everything is done ? Thanks a lot … If you have any trusted agent for Hangzhou,please, could you share it with me ?

[@jrandfirmllc]

@@thedorra6671 yes you can transfer ownership later. We can assist you with registration in Hangzhou, please email: [e-mail]

[@nflnfl341]

Could you please share the different wechat business groups you’ve mentioned

[@jrandfirmllc]

You can add me on WeChat, I will share some business groups: [phone]

[@sufiali6157]

any discount sir

[@drjareevjoseph5720]

Do Foreigners open a manufacturing unit in China how much does it cost to start an electronic toy manufacturing unit.

[@jrandfirmllc]

Certainly, there are numerous foreign-owned manufacturing WFOEs operating in China. The costs associated with establishing such an entity can vary significantly based on several factors, including the type of manufacturing involved, the region in which you intend to operate, and the size of the manufacturing facility, which directly impacts rental costs. It's important to note that manufacturing activities are permitted only in designated zones, further influencing the overall cost structure. To provide you with a more precise quotation, we would require additional details about your specific needs and objectives. As a general guideline, you can anticipate a minimum investment starting at approximately 80,000 RMB and upwards. For a tailored quotation, please feel free to email us at [e-mail] with more comprehensive information about your project.

[@drjareevjoseph5720]

Thank you so much for the details. I will certainly contact you through the I'd which you have provided to me.

[@sirazulhuq4420]

I have registered a company in Guangzhou. Now how can i get work visa or residence visa?

[@jasonswonderland]

Use your own company to apply for it.

[@elbhassan4027]

hello sir I need Business license in mainland China ending with limited company. Do you provide it in your service?

[@jrandfirmllc]

Yes, you can contact us: [e-mail] | [phone]

[@celulaperfecte]

Being European, the only thing I want (well, we want) with my Chinese girlfriend is to open a rural hotel in the province of Sichuan (where she is from), nothing more....

[@jrandfirmllc]

You can, contact us if you need assistance: [e-mail]

[@Sam-oc9dn]

can you share your company web or your contacts pls

[@jrandfirmllc]

www.jrandfirm.com / [phone]