Investment assessment
Review whether the business can enter China, what structure may fit, and whether access or license issues exist.
Independent Hong Kong-based China investment advisory
China FDI helps foreign companies, founders, and advisors evaluate China opportunities, plan market entry, connect with local landing resources, and coordinate FDI-related setup and compliance.
China FDI is designed as a Hong Kong-based platform for overseas investors that need practical China market entry assessment, local government and park matching, company setup coordination, and post-registration support.
How we work
Review whether the business can enter China, what structure may fit, and whether access or license issues exist.
Compare cities, industrial parks, development zones, and free trade zones based on sector and landing needs.
Coordinate qualified local registration providers, lawyers, accountants, banks, FX resources, and license advisors.
Help investors understand tax, annual reporting, FDI information reporting, capital injection, and operating compliance.
Core services
Review the investor background, business activity, target city, and practical route for entering China.
Compare cities, development zones, free trade zones, and local landing resources for suitable projects.
Coordinate WFOE, joint venture, representative office, or other entity setup with qualified local providers.
Map FDI information reporting, tax setup, bank account opening, capital injection, and ongoing compliance.
Advisory packages
Entry
For investors deciding whether and how to enter China.
Roadmap
For investors preparing a serious company setup or landing plan.
Execution
For projects ready to move into registration, banking, tax, and FX steps.
Investment scale tiers
Investment size is not the only factor. Sector, city, land or facility needs, labor, licensing, environmental matters, tax, and funding route all affect service depth.
For trading, technology, consulting, cross-border services, light manufacturing, regional sales, or China operating entities.
For manufacturing sites, R&D centers, regional headquarters, supply chain operations, industrial park landing, and multi-city comparison.
For large-scale manufacturing, energy, infrastructure, regional headquarters, core supply chain projects, or high-level coordination needs.
Advisory pathway
The exact path depends on investor jurisdiction, target city, business scope, licensing needs, local policy fit, and whether the investor is an individual or company.
Partner network
China FDI is an independent advisory platform and is not a government agency or official investment promotion office. Approvals, incentives, registration, banking, and licensing outcomes depend on the project and the relevant authorities or third-party institutions.
Professional proof
Verified office photos and on-the-ground team support for China market entry projects.
RM 10, 23/F, New Trend Ctr, 704 Prince Edward Rd East, San Po Kong, Hong Kong.
Meeting space and credentials for investor and partner introductions.
Cross-border advisors supporting foreign investors entering China.
Project coordination for market entry, company setup, and compliance.
Resource topics
Each topic can be discussed in the first advisory call. Request the relevant checklist or roadmap before committing to a China setup plan.
Understand what changed after the Foreign Investment Law and what investor information is normally required.
Request checklist Market access China Foreign Investment Negative ListReview how restricted and prohibited sectors may affect structure, city choice, and project feasibility.
Discuss access issues Documents Documents Required for a WFOE in ChinaPrepare investor certificates, passports, authorization documents, and apostille or legalization items.
Request document list Capital Registered Capital and Capital InjectionPlan registered capital, contribution schedule, capital account, and funding route for the China entity.
Ask about funding route Government matching City, Park, and Development Zone SelectionCompare city positioning, industrial parks, free trade zones, local resources, and landing conditions.
Request location review Entity setup WFOE, JV, Representative Office, or AcquisitionChoose a suitable investment structure based on control, licensing, partner needs, and operating model.
Compare structures Post-registration Bank, Tax, Seals, FX, and Annual ComplianceMap what happens after registration so the company can receive funds and operate properly.
Request setup roadmap Large projects USD 50M+ Strategic Investment LandingPrepare project summaries, city comparison materials, and meeting notes for larger investment discussions.
Start project reviewFAQ
No. China FDI is an independent Hong Kong-based advisory platform. We are not a government agency or official government portal.
We work with overseas companies, foreign individuals, Hong Kong companies, family offices, professional advisors, and investment teams evaluating China market entry.
We support projects from about USD 5M to USD 500M+, with different advisory depth for growth projects, strategic landing projects, and major investment projects.
Where appropriate, we can help prepare project materials and coordinate initial communication with suitable cities, development zones, free trade zones, or industrial parks.
Foreign investors now usually follow the foreign investment information reporting system, alongside market registration and other required approvals or licenses.
In many cases yes, subject to the business scope, city practice, investor documents, and any industry-specific restrictions.
A straightforward service or trading company may move faster than a licensed or restricted activity. Document preparation often determines the real timeline.
No. Outcomes depend on the project, industry, documents, competent authorities, and third-party institutions. We help prepare and coordinate, but do not guarantee decisions.
Hong Kong is familiar to overseas investors and suitable for cross-border advisory engagement, international communication, and China-related project coordination.
We provide general advisory and coordination support. Specific legal, tax, accounting, foreign exchange, and regulatory advice should be confirmed by qualified professionals.
Request assessment
The first response should identify the likely investment route, document list, city-specific issues, and whether an access review is needed.