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ARTICLE · 02 MARCH 2022

Eight Considerations When Incorporating In China

While the scale of the Chinese market continues to offer companies bountiful opportunities, it can at times be a challenging jurisdiction in which to incorporate and do business.

ChinaCorporate/Commercial Law

While the scale of the Chinese market continues to offer companies bountiful opportunities, it can at times be a challenging jurisdiction in which to incorporate and do business. That being said, the process of incorporating in China has been simplified in recent years, with the government reducing the number of necessary steps and streamlining the registration process.

In our Global Business Complexity Index 2021, China ranked as the 12th most complex business environment. While it remains a challenging jurisdiction for companies seeking to set up here, this marks an improvement on its position in the 2020 GBCI, where it ranked in 6th place.

Many companies postponed their planned investments in China in 2020, in light of the pandemic. With restrictions on movement then continuing into 2021 and 2022, many have opted to rekindle their plans, despite being unable to travel to China in person. To work around this issue, some businesses have opted for identifying

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