Whether you're a foreign founder setting up a WFOE in China, or a Chinese business owner opening a Hong Kong or offshore entity, our Shenzhen-based team handles registration, banking, bookkeeping, and compliance end to end — in English, with WhatsApp support.
You want to register a WFOE, hire locally, open a business bank account, and stay compliant — without relocating or learning Mandarin.
You want a Hong Kong or offshore entity, an overseas bank account, and a cross-border structure that supports international trade.
A WFOE lets a foreign individual or company own 100% of a Chinese entity — no local partner required. Here's how the process typically works.
We check business-name availability and confirm your business scope qualifies for WFOE registration.
Your passport and company documents (if the shareholder is a corporate entity) are notarized and authenticated in your home country.
We file with the local Administration for Market Regulation and obtain your business license, typically in 3-5 business days once documents are ready.
We arrange official company seals and support opening a corporate bank account — some banks require an in-person or video interview.
We register you with the tax bureau and set up ongoing bookkeeping so you're compliant from day one.
Many mainland business owners use a Hong Kong entity to invoice international clients, hold offshore accounts, and simplify cross-border payments. Common questions we handle:
| Service | Price | Turnaround | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong company registration | from ¥1,980 | 7 business days | Ask |
| Hong Kong bank account opening | quoted per bank | 2-6 weeks | Ask |
| Overseas entity (US / Singapore / BVI) | quoted per jurisdiction | 1-4 weeks | Ask |
Yes. Foreign individuals and foreign companies can act as shareholders to set up a Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise (WFOE) in Shenzhen, or form a joint venture with a domestic partner. Foreign shareholders need notarized and authenticated identity documents.
With complete documents, registration itself typically takes 3-5 business days. The full process — including notarizing overseas documents and opening a bank account — usually takes 4-8 weeks depending on your home country and chosen bank.
Most paperwork can be handled remotely with documents couriered between you and our team. Some steps, like bank account opening, may require an in-person visit or video interview depending on the bank's policy.
Hong Kong banks have tightened account-opening reviews in recent years and require genuine business background documents (contracts, invoices, a company website). We match you with a suitable bank and help prepare materials.
For small-scale taxpayers, bookkeeping starts from around ¥200/month. General taxpayers are quoted based on invoice volume.
Yes — alongside helping foreign investors set up in China, we help Chinese business owners register Hong Kong and offshore companies, open the associated bank accounts, and structure cross-border operations.
Room 202, Yonghui International Business Building, Xixiang, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, China
