Guangzhou, China – 4/23/2020: As China continues to recover from COVID-19, businesses are getting back to work, and entrepreneurial activities are normalizing. Business China is assisting foreign investors in acquiring work visas to set up their WFOEs in China during this period of recovery.
A representative of the company stated, “Having a valid work visa is a pre-requisite when it comes to bringing your business to China. However, there are many other benefits too.
Through this visa, you can also bring your spouse and other family members to China. Other than that, you can also get the visa extended without leaving the country. This way, you can save on both time and money. Lastly, a valid work visa adds to your credibility as an entrepreneur and your ability to conduct business in the country.”
Over the last few years, China has simplified its visa process. Although it has become easier for foreigners to obtain a work visa in China, applicants still need to comply with local regulations and laws that apply to expatriates.
These include proper licensing, documentation, and required certifications. All of these requirements need to be verified by the employer. The general application process includes the work permit, registering with the police, medical certificates, and getting the business license and organization code certificate.
Business China aims to make this entire process hassle-free for its clients. Other than helping with the company registration process, the company also helps with visa applications.
The company deals with all work visa categories, including the ones issued to foreigners who want to set up their businesses in Mainland China. The company’s representatives guide the clients regarding the list of required documents, the correct way to submit them, and the laws that need to be complied with. The company also helps applicants organize and submit all the required proofs and certificates they need to reduce any chances of visa rejection.
The spokesperson continued, “We try and provide a holistic suite of services to our clients. Other than visa applications, we also help them set up their office, apply for social security, obtain trademarks, and open up their bank accounts for business purposes.”
The company also offers accounting services for businesses in China.

About the Company
Business China has been helping companies launch a new business and expand already set up companies for more than 10 years. The company is known for providing support on all business fronts—including legal and accounting services.