Comprehensive Company Registration Package
Your Trusted Partner for Establishing Business Presence in China
Navigating the complexities of China’s corporate landscape requires expert guidance. Dan&Young provides end-to-end company registration services tailored specifically for foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs). From strategic location selection to post-incorporation compliance. We ensure a seamless establishment process that aligns with your business objectives and regulatory requirements.
To simplify the process for you and provide you with the support you need to succeed in the Chinese market, our one-stop China company registration service includes helping you find the business address, apply for the business license, official stamps, tax filing, or any other special permit, such as import/export rights, work visa if needed. Our approach combines legal expertise, local market insight, and hands-on execution to ensure a seamless incorporation process. With our services, you can start your business in China legally and easily.
- WOFE Registration
- JV Registration
- Rep Office Registration
- Physical Office & Virtual Office
What We Need For The Company Registration
The Procedures to Register Your Company in China
Contact us to discuss your China market entry strategy and receive a customized registration roadmap tailored to your industry and investment objectives.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to register a company in China?
For a Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise (WFOE), the full process typically takes 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the city, industry, and how quickly required documents (such as apostilled parent-company files) are prepared. This covers name pre-approval, business license issuance, company chops, bank account opening, and tax registration.
Do I need a Chinese partner to set up a company in China?
No. Most business activities are not on China’s Negative List for Foreign Investment, which means foreigners can establish a 100% foreign-owned company (WFOE) without a local partner. A Chinese partner is only required for the limited sectors that remain restricted or prohibited under the Negative List.
What is the minimum registered capital to open a WFOE in China?
China no longer enforces a statutory minimum registered capital for most industries, so the amount can be set based on your actual business needs. However, the figure should be realistic and sufficient to cover your operating costs until the business becomes self-sustaining, as it signals credibility to banks, partners, and authorities.
What documents do foreign investors need to register a company in China?
For individual shareholders, we need the passport(s) of the shareholders. For a corporate shareholder (a parent company outside China), we need the apostilled company files of the parent company; in countries that have not joined the Hague Apostille Convention, these files must be authenticated by the local Chinese embassy or consulate. We also confirm the director’s email, the English and Chinese company names, the registered capital, and the intended business scope.
What types of legal entities can foreign investors establish in China?
The main options are a Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise (WFOE), a Joint Venture (JV) with a Chinese partner, and a Representative Office (RO). A WFOE offers full control and the ability to generate revenue, a JV suits sectors requiring a local partner, and an RO is limited to non-profit liaison activities such as market research and coordination.
Can a foreigner be the sole shareholder of a Chinese company?
Yes. China permits the registration of one-person limited liability companies, so a single foreign individual can be the sole shareholder of a WFOE. We handle the entire process, from business address sourcing and license application to chops, tax filing, and any special permits such as import/export rights or work visas.