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Import/export registrations and cross-border e-commerce setup for Hainan companies. How cross-border accounts and payments work.
Hainan company registration services · Local Haikou team
Setting up in China as a foreigner? We handle the whole Hainan setup for you — business licence, tax, a corporate bank account and the accounting that follows — in plain English.
Based in Haikou · Service in English and Chinese · +852 9850 0776
We register your Hainan company, then help with everything that comes next — tax, banking, accounting and work permits.
Set up your foreign-owned company (WFOE), including the business licence and official company seals.
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View serviceImport/export registrations and cross-border e-commerce setup for Hainan companies. How cross-border accounts and payments work.
Foreign individuals and overseas companies can set up in Hainan, as long as the activity is open to foreign investment. Start with what the business will actually do, who owns it and which licences apply — our Haikou team walks you through the rest.
It’s a starting point, not the final list — what you’ll need depends on your business and where your documents come from. We confirm what has to be notarised or apostilled before you spend money on it.
See the full document checklistAsk for an itemised quote covering formation services, address arrangements if needed, document preparation and any industry-specific applications. Budget separately for bank charges and ongoing accounting. Exactly what you pay for depends on how you’re set up.
Registered capital is the shareholders’ investment commitment, separate from the service fee. Discuss an appropriate amount and contribution schedule before filing.
Rules change, so check the current sources before you commit. We use the official materials as a starting point, then confirm what actually applies to your activity, shareholder structure and licence position.
Hainan FTP policy
2026 Hainan Free Trade Port Investment Guide
The government’s official guide to Free Trade Port policy — worth a read before you decide.
Formation is only the first step. We coordinate the licences, tax, banking and ongoing filings your Hainan company needs to begin operating and stay compliant.
Your case manager explains the requirements, expected timeline and next steps in plain English.
Registration, tax, banking and work permit applications are coordinated through one local team.
We review foreign-investment access, business scope and operating needs before documents are filed.
Work directly with the Zhongzhi team handling your company formation in Hainan. We understand the local process, the paperwork and the issues that can cause delays—from registration through ongoing compliance.
Meet the full team
Review the information to prepare before discussing company formation, tax eligibility, cross-border operations and hiring.
Read the Hainan company setup guideHainan may suit businesses in cross-border trade, modern services and encouraged industries. The right location depends on your operating model—not only the headline tax rate.
We assess industry access, tax eligibility and operating requirements before recommending Hainan as the place to register. The existing corporate income tax incentives have been extended through 31 December 2027. Official extension: Cai Shui [2025] No. 3 (Chinese).
We guide foreign founders through each stage—from checking whether the planned business can be registered to preparing documents, completing registration and handling ongoing filings.
We review who will own the company, what it will do, whether foreign investment is permitted and which licences may be required.
We confirm the company name, business scope, registered capital and address, and identify the documents needed from overseas shareholders.
We coordinate the business licence, company seals and tax registration, then prepare for corporate bank account opening.
Once you’re up and running, we keep the books, file taxes, handle annual reporting and update company records.
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Straight answers on foreign ownership, timing, tax incentives, remote registration and what comes after the licence.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what your company will do and who the shareholders will be. We will outline the likely route.
The cost depends on the ownership structure, address arrangements, document preparation and industry-specific applications. Ask for an itemised quote separating formation services from bank charges and recurring accounting. Registered capital is separate from the service fee.
Yes, in many sectors. A foreign individual or overseas company can set up a foreign-invested enterprise in Hainan. The right structure depends on what the business will do, who will own it and whether the industry has special licensing or foreign-investment restrictions.
Often, much of the process can be handled remotely. A bank or licensing authority may still require an in-person identity check, depending on the shareholders and business activity. We confirm this at the start. Read the business bank account guide.
The company still needs its official seals, tax setup, bookkeeping and recurring filings. Most businesses also need a corporate bank account, and regulated activities may require additional permits before trading. Review the annual compliance cycle.
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Call us if you’d like to speak now, or request a callback and we’ll get in touch at a time that works for you.
What happens next
Hainan advisory line
+852 9850 0776Office numbers
New enquiries are reviewed Monday to Friday during China business hours. Client support is available 24/7.
English / Chinese · China Standard Time (UTC+8)
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