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Market-entry consulting
Assess feasibility, compare investment structures and locations, and plan realistic costs and timelines before any registration decision.
Start with the business case
Learn about Market-entry consultingHainan corporate services
One local team from registration to real operations
Entering China is not a single filing. We connect the entity, books, workspace and policy evidence so your Hainan company is ready to operate—not just ready to exist.
- Foreign-invested companies
- Haikou & Sanya
- English & Chinese support
Five connected services
Build the operating system around your China entity.
Start with the service you need today. We will flag the decisions that affect the next stage before they become expensive to change.
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Company registration
Choose the right entity, prepare the foreign-investor filing pack and coordinate licence, chops, banking and FDI registration.
Start with a compliant China entity
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Bookkeeping & tax
Run monthly books and filings with a year-round evidence trail for tax compliance, annual reporting and policy eligibility.
Keep the company current and audit-ready
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Office & workspace
Match your team to an address, workstation or office in Sanya Yazhou Bay and plan the physical substance your activity needs.
Create a credible operating base
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FTP policy applications
Assess and document potential access to 15% corporate income tax, zero-tariff arrangements and EF account services.
Turn policy into an evidence plan
Learn about FTP policy applicationsCapital & fund services
Venture Capital & Fund Landing Advisory
Hainan is actively competing for global venture capital. Under the August 2026 Investment & Financing Reform Measures (Qiongfu Office [2026] No. 50):
- Tax preferences — qualifying foreign-invested enterprises engaged in venture capital enjoy statutory tax incentives
- 80% excess-profit concession — the provincial guidance fund can concede up to 80% of excess returns to private partners in qualifying angel and VC funds
- "Invest first, convert later" — fiscal co-investment in biotech and deep-sea tech commercialization, converting to equity at maturity
- "2+N" fund matrix — two provincial parent funds plus market-oriented sub-funds actively seeking managers
We help overseas fund managers and angel investors assess Hainan landing options: QFLP vs. foreign-invested fund structures, tax qualification, substance requirements, and provincial fund partnership negotiations — from first call to first close.
Why the pieces must connect
Registration decisions show up again in tax, banking and policy.
A business scope that is too narrow, an address that does not match the operation or incomplete bookkeeping can slow later applications. We plan backwards from the company you need to run.
Legal
A structure that fits the activity
Shareholders, capital, business scope, location and governance are mapped before documents are filed.
Financial
Books that reflect the real business
Invoices, bank flows, contracts, payroll and tax submissions stay connected to what the company actually does.
Physical
A local footprint you can explain
Workspace and local operating arrangements are selected for practical need—not merely for an address on paper.
Policy
Eligibility backed by evidence
We separate headline incentives from the industry, substance, customs and banking conditions behind them.
A clearer starting point
Tell us where you are in the journey.
01 · Still researching
Test the structure first
We map activity, ownership, location, expected costs and policy fit before you commit.
02 · Ready to register
Build the filing pack
We convert your plan into a document checklist and coordinate registration through post-licence setup.
03 · Already operating
Close the compliance gaps
We review books, premises and policy evidence, then prioritize the fixes that matter most.
What every engagement includes
Local execution with a visible next step.
- A named local point of contact
- A written scope and document list
- Progress updates at each milestone
- Plain-English explanation of risks
- Coordination across local providers
- A handover checklist after completion
Start with a practical plan
Which Hainan services does your company actually need?
Tell us your shareholders, business activity, expected China transactions and preferred location. We will outline the sensible order of work and the information needed for a scoped proposal.
General information only. Registration, tax, customs and banking outcomes depend on current rules and your facts.