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It's not recommended to do business in China when you're under a student visa, that's even if you have a company in China. Because it's considered "illegal work" Other alternative way is explained in the video, i.e. running your e-com business by opening a company in Hong Kong, not mainland China. Contact us if you need assistance with company registration in Hong Kong: contact@jrandfirm.com

​@@jrandfirmllcdo you offer consultantion because I am also a foreign student and In Future I would like to stay in china and do business.

@@uniqtrexzm yes, you can book here: www.jrandfirm.com/appointments

@@johnjuniourmuchingami7486 please email with your questions: contact@jrandfirm.com, based on the questions, if you need a paid consultation, we will let you know, but generally this is something related to our services, so most likely you don’t have to pay.

@@Abu-uf8nz you are right, thanks for mentioning it. 60K/month is for Shanghai and other Tier 1 cities. And the ruling is also right: should be at least 6 times the average salary, But then, Category A might not lead to Green Card in smaller cities, make sure you check that too. Shanghai has made it possible to apply for it only after 2 years with Category A.

@@noahbrandi6760yes, in some instances, if the university is highly tanked, 2 years work experience can be skipped. And applicants with Masters degree from foreign universities can only apply, but need to see the full application

Hello, yes of course, it is possible. Feel free to contact us: contact@jrandfirm.com / +8613040688804 (Wechat, telegram, whatsapp)

Thank you so much for your reply.I will surely contact you on 🆔 and what's app

Sure, anytime. Thanks

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

@@Abu-uf8nz it’s across China

@@jrandfirmllcthe amount of 15k is same across china including small cities?

@@Abu-uf8nz nope, it depends on specific circumstances and location. You can email us: contact@jrandfirm.com / +8613040688804 (wechat, telegram, WhatsApp)

Ok, sure, will try to do it soon.

@@emmanuelemeto817 yes: +8613040688804

Yes, eligible.

Yes, you can start a company from distance, however, to open a company account you must visit China at least once. You can contact us if you need assistance: contact@jrandfirm.com / +8613040688804

@@ayoubcharaf3994 no, we don’t recommend you this. You might not be able to get work permit because of that incident.

​@@jrandfirmllc so that means I can never dream of working in china or setup company?

@@ayoubcharaf3994 you can set up a company and run it from distance as many of our clients do. However, before you leave China you need to open your company account, then run the from somewhere else, South East Asia can be a good location.

Glad it was helpful

Hello, yes, it's a must.

Hello! 👋 The likelihood of obtaining a company visa in China varies significantly and depends on several factors. These include the quality of your application, your qualifications, how well you perform during the visa interview, and the visa officer's disposition. Additionally, the status of your company plays a role, and some regions may have specific requirements, such as hiring a local Chinese employee and contributing to their social security. Given the complexity and variability of the process, I recommend booking a personalized consultation with us for more detailed and tailored advice. You can schedule a call through our website at: www.jrandfirm.com/appointments. We're here to help guide you through the process!

@@AhmedinAbdullahi Hello, of course you can. Contact us and we will assist with the process: contact@jrandfirm.com / + 8613040688804 (Wechat, Telegram, WhatsApp)

The validity of your future residence permit in China depends on several factors, including the length of your work permit card, which can range from 1 to 5 years based on your nationality and labor agreement. Additionally, the specific immigration officer handling your application plays a crucial role in determining the duration. If you have never held a work permit in China before, it is highly unlikely to secure a permit for more than one year on your first application, regardless of your nationality. Generally, only applicants with a positive history of work permits in China and from selected nationalities are eligible for permits exceeding one year.

Apartment from the 1500¥ do I have to pay another taxes let’s say my small business makes 50,000¥ monthly do I need to pay other taxes? Let’s say I assume I pay 80,0000¥ residents and office space which I calculated as 3,400¥ monthly. Then also pay the 18,000¥ annually. Do I need to pay other fees or show something again when renewing my visa, like show my sales etc ? Then wanting to employ a foreigner meaning we will be 2 ? Then he can remain in yiwu running business then I can travel to setup a major company.

@@brightchimbazo7620 you can book a call here for personalized consultation: www.jrandfirm.com/appointments

Yes you do. Contact us if you need assistance, but you need to act fast, as 3 weeks is quite short: contact@jrandfirm.com / +8613040688804 (wechat, telegram, whatsapp)

Hello! Given your background in entertainment and your aspirations to freelance as a music producer, starting a one-person company could be a great fit for you. In the music and production field, the typical risks associated with unlimited liability companies-like those you might find in plumbing or food sales-are significantly less relevant. We at JR & Firm can help make the setup process straightforward and affordable. We'd love to discuss how we can support your transition to freelancing in China. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us at contact@jrandfirm.com or +8613040688804 (available on WeChat, Telegram, WhatsApp) for personalized assistance. Looking forward to helping you turn your passion into a thriving business!

Thank Kiarah!

Thank you!

Thanks! Glad it was helpful!

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Hello, under standard route, yes you do need a degree. But there are options for people without a degree too.

​@@jrandfirmllc and what are those options for people without no degree? I think that run a hotel, a restaurant or export industry, etc, don't have a science exactly for need a degree, obviously university here in Europe is cheap compared to America, and the average time is 3 years compared to China or the USA that are 4, but I'm a bit lazy to go to study it when I can be saving money, but I don't want to stay in china 5 years with marriage visa with my chinese wife without doing absolutely nothing neither.

@@jrandfirmllc where can I contact you?

You can, contact us if you need assistance: contact@jrandfirm.com