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Setting Up in China

Thinking About Setting Up a Company in China?

Tell us what you're planning to do.

We'll help you understand the practical next steps and coordinate the China-side work with appropriate service providers where needed.

  • Practical first steps
  • China-side coordination
  • Provider communication
  • Operational follow-up

Company Setup in China

Start with the business you actually want to operate.

The suitable setup depends on the intended activity, location, ownership, customers, staffing and operational needs.

We help organize the practical questions and coordinate with appropriate providers—not act as a law firm, accounting firm or government authority.

01

Business activity

Clarify what the company needs to sell, provide, import, export or operate.

02

Structure and location

Identify questions around entity type and the city or district being considered.

03

Information and documents

Organize the information that professional providers say is required.

04

Registration coordination

Help communicate, follow up and keep practical steps moving.

05

Bank, tax and accounting

Coordinate introductions or follow-ups where qualified providers are required.

06

Operational setup

Support practical post-registration tasks that fall within the agreed scope.

Begin With Context

What will the China company actually do?

A useful first conversation covers the activity, owners, location, customers and expected operations.

  • Business activity
  • Owners
  • Preferred city
  • Customers
  • Hiring plans
  • Timeline

Clear context helps the right professional providers assess the setup.

ChinaDone helps coordinate the practical path.

See how ChinaDone works
  1. 01

    Explain the plan

    Tell us the intended business activity and what stage you are at.

  2. 02

    Identify the right route

    We help gather questions and coordinate with suitable providers where needed.

  3. 03

    Move through agreed steps

    We follow up on the practical work and keep you informed.

Company registration involves regulated decisions.

ChinaDone is not a law firm, accounting firm, government authority or licensed corporate service provider. Qualified third parties may need to handle legal, tax, accounting or registration work.

Approval, timing, visas, bank accounts and tax outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

We provide practical coordination—not legal, tax or regulatory advice.

Get practical business support

Handle calls, research, follow-ups and China-side coordination.

Ask about a local setup task

Send a practical request that falls outside the standard process.

Explore the Next Step

What are you planning to build in China?

Share the business activity, location ideas and questions you already have.