Learn how to transfer profits from China legally. Discover compliant methods, avoid illegal channels, and optimize international money transfers.

Learn everything about Hong Kong company setup who should open one, key benefits, and how to build a global business that’s compliant and scalable.

Learn the differences between Hong Kong vs China companies. Compare taxes, banking, and operations to choose the right setup for global business.

Learn how to close a company in Hong Kong safely. Explore deregistration, liquidation, dormancy, and penalties for a compliant exit.

Learn the full Hong Kong accounting and audit process, including BR renewal, bookkeeping, audit, PTR, and optional services for smooth compliance.

Discover how the Hong Kong tax system works, when offshore status applies, and strategies to legally minimize taxes for your business.

Opening a Hong Kong bank account requires more than just company papers, it’s about proving transparency and legitimacy. This guide breaks down the full compliance process and risk factors to help you prepare effectively.

Hong Kong is one of the world’s most flexible hubs for global payments — but banking there isn’t easy. This article breaks down every option for your Hong Kong company: from traditional banks and MSOs to offshore accounts, PSPs, crypto, and marketplace balances. You’ll learn what really works in 2025, how to avoid common traps, and how to keep your company running even if your account gets closed.

If a Hong Kong company fits your plans, the next step is to actually register it. We’ll go through each step in detail: not just what documents you need, but also the reasoning behind each step, so you can avoid wasted time or costly mistakes.

China company case study: a Belarus automaker survived global crises by building trust and a local China office. Discover how relationships can save your business in chaos.

Discover who truly benefits from opening a company in Hong Kong and who shouldn’t. This guide breaks down ideal business types, tax advantages, and common mistakes founders make when choosing Hong Kong for international operations

Learn when to open a Chinese company, when it adds real value, when it doesn’t, and how to decide based on your goals, scale, and business model.

China supports strategic industries. If you’re in semiconductors, biotech, EVs, industrial automation, or green energy — there are real benefits: funding, tax breaks, cheap land, faster approvals, guanxi. In this last part of the China Setup series, we explain which major industries in China get incentives, how biotech China and semiconductors are prioritized, and what foreign founders must do to qualify. A clear guide to real government support in China.

Expanding your business to China, Hong Kong, or Singapore? Before you register your company, avoid the 5 costly mistakes that trap founders from “high-risk” countries like those in Central Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. From choosing the wrong jurisdiction to hiring cheap agents, this guide helps you build a real, compliant business—not just a paper entity.

Starting a company in Asia when you’re from a “high-risk” country? It’s more than just filling forms — it’s about proving you’re real, legal, and bankable. This guide walks you through real-world mistakes, 8 key questions to ask before setup, and how to structure your business for success in China, Hong Kong, or Singapore. Start with clarity — not with a stamp.

Ready to open a company in China? This step-by-step guide covers the full process — from strategy and document prep to name approval, tax setup, and bank accounts. Learn what really matters for foreign founders: legal rep travel, red flags in banking, and how to avoid early mistakes.

What stops some founders from going global — even if they’re smart, legit, and hardworking? Often, just their passport. In this honest piece, Roman shares how being Russian turned his business into a “high-risk” case — even without doing anything illegal. But also what helped him push through. A must-read for anyone from a “complex” country trying to build something bigger.

Opening a company in China isn’t just paperwork — it’s about building a real business on the ground. This intro explains why China is different from Hong Kong or Singapore, what often goes wrong, and what this step-by-step guide will cover. If you want to do it right — or decide if you should do it at all — start here.

Do you really need a company in mainland China — or are you chasing a myth? In this detailed breakdown, we uncover six common misconceptions and five real reasons to incorporate. From VAT refunds and hiring to serious trade and local sales — learn when it makes sense to go all-in, and when Hong Kong or a local partner is the smarter move.

Yes, your Chinese company can sponsor a foreigner — even you. But it’s not automatic. From real office space to a points-based system, China has strict rules for work visas. Here’s what you need to qualify, how the process works, and why timing and local rules matter more than you think.