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Services Related to Business Establishment and Operational Compliance


Simplified registration procedures

  • Foreigners holding Permanent Resident ID Card can apply for establishment registration through the notification and commitment system, online processing, etc., and no notarization or certification is required when submitting the identity card as an identity document.

expand pilot scope

  • Except for specific market access restricted areas, foreign nationals will be supported to start businesses in key service sectors such as science and technology services and the digital economy, as well as in specific areas such as the China (Beijing) Pilot Free Trade Zone, and enjoy national treatment in accordance with the law.

Non-monetary capital contribution

  • Foreign nationals holding permanent residence identity cards will be supported to contribute non-monetary property such as their own intellectual property rights and proprietary technology as capital to establish limited liability companies, joint stock companies and partnerships.

Government service platform support

  • The International Web Portal of Beijing (https://english.beijing.gov.cn/) provides guidance on the entire process of foreign-invested enterprises' investment and operation in Beijing, including information on investment advantages, key industries and parks, as well as services such as capital introduction layout and investment consultation. The Beijing Enterprise Service e-Window Platform among others, provides multiple identity verification channels to facilitate applicants to handle business start-up online.

Policy information Service

  • The Beijing International Portal features "Policy Interpretations" and "Investment Cases" sections, offering in-depth explanations of key points and core provisions in hot areas such as the "Two Zones" and talent policies through diverse formats. Additionally, it provides a "Policy Toolkit" that compiles policies of interest to foreign-invested enterprises, including investment access and financial support.

Life service assistance

  • Institutions like FESCO can provide a wide range of butler services for foreign employees of enterprises, from the workplace to life,including medical and health services, digital life services, housing services, ve-hicle management, children's school enrollment assistance, etc., to help foreign employees better integrate into work and life in China.

Qualification agency services

  • Some agencies can provide enterprise qualification agency services, such as food business license agency, to help enterprises meet the entry requirements of relevant industries.

Marketing and business cooperation services

  • Specialized agencies can assist foreign-invested enterprises with market research, develop marketing strategies, and organize participation in various trade shows and business exchange events—all to help these companies expand their market reach and find potential partners.

Tax services

  • Professional tax consulting firms can provide foreign-invested enterprises with services such as tax planning, tax declaration, and tax audits. These services help businesses understand and comply with China's tax regulations while mitigating tax-related risks. Additionally, they can assist companies in applying for tax incentives—such as corporate income tax breaks available to eligible foreign-invested enterprises.

Intellectual property application

  • Acting on behalf of foreigners or foreign-invested enterprises to apply for and register intellectual property such as trademarks, patents and copyrights in China, including conducting preliminary search and analysis, preparing application materials, submitting applications and communicating and coordinating with relevant departments, to ensure that intellectual property is effectively protected by law.

Intellectual property protection

Services for maintaining and managing intellectual property (IP) are available to foreign-invested enterprises, including monitoring for infringement and taking prompt legal action to stop it—such as sending cease-and-desist letters, initiating litigation, or pursuing arbitration—to protect their IP rights.
Additionally, support is provided for resolving IP disputes, with comprehensive solutions covering administrative and judicial procedures related to trademarks, patents, copyrights, and trade secrets. Specific services include:

  • Representing clients in trademark opposition proceedings under Article 33 of the Trademark Law, and subsequent review procedures against non-registration decisions;
  • Filing patent invalidation claims under Articles 45 and 69 of the Patent Law, and participating in oral hearings at the National Intellectual Property Administration;
  • For cross-border IP disputes, leveraging international frameworks like the TRIPS Agreement and the Hague Convention to obtain overseas evidence and assert rights.)

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Case recommend

Visa processing, green card application, and application for naturalization

Client Z is a Chinese citizen who is married to an American citizen, XX, and they have two American children. Later, his or her spouse submitted an IR1 spousal immigration application for him or her. The XX Consulate issued an IR1 visa, and Client Z entered the United States as a permanent resident in the same year.

Apply for an immigrant visa, acquire US citizenship, and resolve the issue of cancellation of Chinese nationality

Client D, a Chinese citizen, married an American citizen and they have a son (of American nationality). Later, his or her spouse submitted an I-130 spousal immigration application for XX and it was approved. With the assistance of the Lawyer team, Client D completed the relevant document preparation and interview guidance, and was issued an IR1 visa to enter the United States. In the same year, they obtained a green card. The lawyer team subsequently initiated the application for naturalization and expedited the process through his spouse's position in an American company. The case involved challenges such as Client D's first B1/B2 visa rejection and the revocation of their children's nationality. The lawyer team ensured the legality and efficiency of the immigration path by supplementing the authenticity of the marriage, coordinating the compliance of laws in China and the United States, and facilitating cross-departmental communication. At present, the green card of Client D is valid, the application for naturalization is pending approval, and the issue of children's nationality has been properly handled through the travel document and revocation application.

Application for Chinese Green Card

During the process of assisting XX's son in applying for an entry and exit permit, the lawyer team formulated a detailed full-process case schedule of "application document preparation - application submission - approval and certificate collection", and clearly defined the task division. They also conducted research on the regulations of Zhumadian area, obtained the contact numbers of the public security bureau and other departments to sort out the processing requirements and procedures. Draft and review documents such as the "Application and Approval Form for Extension and Reissuance of Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and Overseas Chinese Documents", and guide XX to fill in and prepare the materials. Meanwhile, the team led by Lawyer Liu Sen organized multiple meetings and communications with XX, coordinated meetings with the Public Security bureau, assisted in submitting applications in Xincai County and provided emergency contact channels, followed up on the acceptance receipts to ensure a smooth process, and through professional process planning, legal research, document processing, and communication coordination, promoted the legal and efficient completion of the application for entry and exit permits. Help solve the problems related to their entry and exit documents.