Business Support in Guangzhou
Apartment inspections, mail handling, bill payments, government liaison — the practical stuff that is hard to manage from overseas.
Running a business that touches China when you are not physically here creates a steady stream of small problems. A landlord wants to discuss the lease in person. An electricity bill needs paying at a specific bank counter. A government office sends a notice that requires a response. None of these are catastrophic, but they accumulate and they are near-impossible to handle remotely.
The apartment inspection piece comes up often. If you are signing a lease in Guangzhou from abroad based on photos, we will go to the property, take detailed photos of the actual condition, check appliances and plumbing, note any damage, and give you a straight assessment. The report includes 30-40 photos minimum, a condition checklist, and our honest read on whether the place matches what was promised.
Mail and documents: we maintain a physical mailing address in Guangzhou Tianhe district. We receive your post, scan and forward important items, hold physical documents, and handle bureaucratic correspondence. We also prepare documents, fill out forms in Chinese, and submit paperwork to government offices. All of this is done as a registered Chinese individual entrepreneur.
What we do not do: visa services, immigration advice, or legal counsel. For those, we can recommend qualified professionals. We handle the practical, administrative side — paying bills before they go overdue, checking your apartment after a typhoon, making sure the government office received your filing.
Services included
- Apartment and office inspections with detailed photo reports
- Mail receiving and forwarding from a physical Tianhe address
- Local bill payments — utilities, rent, service fees
- Email monitoring for Chinese-language correspondence
- Document preparation and government office liaison
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$35/hour or $700/month retainer. By registered Chinese individual entrepreneur.
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