Registration of wholly foreign-owned company

Conditions of registration of a wholly foreign-owned company

1.Shareholders: foreign companies and other economic organizations or individuals.

2.Registered capital: no special restrictions, in line with the company law.

3.Address: Commercial office building or production plant, with a lease term of more than one year.

4.Reference of the business scope of foreign companies:

(1)ABC (Beijing) import and export company limited

¡°Selling XXX; products import and export; technology import and export; import and export agent¡± or ¡°Importing, exporting, selling, wholesaling of XXX¡± etc.

(2)ABC (Beijing) technology company limited

¡°Research and development of XXX; transfer of owned technology; selling self-developed products; providing technical consultation and technical services¡± etc.

(3)ABC (Beijing) advertising company limited

¡°Designing, producing, posting all kinds of domestic or international advertisments; information consulting; technical training¡±etc.

(4)A production company

¡°Producing XXX; development of XXX products and related products and systems; selling self-produced products¡± etc.

Registration of wholly foreign-owned company

Documents required for the registration of a wholly foreign-owned company

1.1-3 names of wholly foreign-owned company to be registered.

2.If the foreign investor is a company, it is required to provide its Certificate of Incorporation and valid documents of the legal representative (should be notarized by the notary public of the foreign country and certified by the Chinese Embassy or Consulate in that country).

3.If the foreign party is a natural person, it is required to provide a copy of its ID card (should be notarized by the notary public of the foreign country and certified by the Chinese Embassy or Consulate in that country).

4.Copy of house, venue lease agreement and title certificate.

5.List of board of directors and supervisors (including name, position, appointment party, term of office, nationality, ID number, autograph), director's letter of appointment (signed by the investor), and a copy of the ID card of all directors. If there is no board of directors, an executive director can be established.

6.Identification and contact information of the legal representative.

7.The main business information of the new company.