How to do business abroad?

Question 1: How can I do business abroad? It is not difficult to do business in a foreign country. The hardest thing is to get legal status abroad first. At present, the fastest and most effective way is to marry a local child, which is the fastest. If you don't have children, it will be slow 1-2 years.

Question 2: What procedures do you need to go through at home and abroad to do business abroad? What business do you do? Generally, as long as the passport is ready. If it is import and export, it is best to find a domestic customs declaration company. The main thing is that you should set up a sales company abroad to deal with taxes. If you mainly purchase from abroad, you must register an import and export company in China to handle domestic taxes. The main company is the tax issue. Nothing else can be done.

Question 3: How private people do business abroad has certain risks.

First, going abroad is very expensive. . . Not a small number.

It won't be because you want to go abroad to do illegal business (selling parallel imports will be very serious), will it?

Second: Have you mastered all the languages?

Third: All export goods need commercial invoices. Can you guarantee that parallel imports can pass customs clearance?

Fourth: I suggest you do business abroad. You need someone to meet you there.

Question 4: What are the procedures for doing business abroad? Physical examination! Get a passport!

Question 5: What are the procedures for doing business abroad? Hello, I don't know what you are going to do.

In the Internet age, consumption can make you rich. Why not try it here?

Question 6: How to do business abroad? First of all, make field visits to determine the projects, and consider the investment and immigration projects and policies of various countries as a whole.

Other regions don't know much about Australia. You can write privately if you have any questions. Of course, you don't know everything. Hehe, try to answer. I hope it helps.

Question 7: What are the procedures for doing business abroad? Necessary things: passport and visa.

1, the passport is easy to handle, and 200 can be obtained in 7 days at the public security bureau where the household registration is located.

The trouble lies in the visa. On what grounds do you apply for a visa?

Travel, business and work visas?

The longest work visa is valid for two years. After two years, you must leave the country and renew it in China for two years. ....

Business signing for 3 months needs company support, and foreign customers or companies need to help you get it done.

It would be much more convenient if relatives and friends were foreign citizens.

Or you can directly invest in immigrants, which is more expensive, hehe.

Question 8: What are the procedures for doing business abroad? First, you need to apply for a legal visa for this country. Then we can do business. Now there is a kind of entrepreneur immigration, that is, going abroad to do business and taking foreign status. The countries where entrepreneurs immigrate are Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the United States and Singapore.

Question 9: How to do business abroad? As an enterprise going abroad to participate in the exhibition, it is naturally a matter of great concern to the relevant personnel how to go abroad and get a visa. In view of China's * * * entry and exit management is still relatively strict. The administrative examination and approval system for the convention and exhibition industry still exists, and how exhibitors go abroad needs to be decided according to the types of passports they hold:

Private passport

Because the private passport is purple in appearance, the words "passport of the People's Republic of China" are written on the front. It is issued by the Exit-Entry Administration of the Ministry of Public Security and its agencies stationed in various places, and the validity period is usually five years. It is usually convenient for China citizens to apply for such passports. The applicant shall apply at the exit-entry administration department where he/she is registered (since September 1, urban residents such as Beijing and Shanghai can apply for passports on demand only by holding their ID cards, and citizens in some areas are required to provide the consent letter issued by their units or the invitation letter issued by foreign inviters. As a person who intends to go abroad to participate in the exhibition, he/she can ask foreign customers to help him/her issue an invitation letter and apply for a personal passport. After submitting the materials, the applicant usually gets his passport two weeks later.

It is relatively simple for private passport holders to apply for visas. The general procedure is as follows:

Get the official invitation to the Expo → Call the embassy.

Visa appointment telephone number, appointment time → bring all materials to the embassy for interview on time on the day of visa → get the visa.

In this process, exhibitors need to know the following points:

The official invitation letter for the 1. Expo was requested by the organizer of China, and will be issued after the exhibitor pays all the expenses to the organizer. Exhibitors can also ask foreign customers to help send invitations, but the visa risk is relatively high.

2. Embassies and consulates in some countries need to make an appointment for visa time, such as the United States and Germany, and some countries don't, such as Britain. Exhibitors can arrange their own time for interviews. However, when booking a visa, it is usually necessary to provide the applicant's passport number, name, date of birth and visa reservation telephone number, and the applicant does not need to call in person. It should be noted that it is difficult for some countries to dial the phone during the peak hours of visas, and they need to dial continuously. Popular countries such as Germany and the United States, the end of each year and July and August are the peak periods for visas. Applicants can make an appointment for a visa 30 days after the appointment time. Please make an appointment in advance to avoid delaying the exhibition.

3. Visa applicants who usually hold personal passports should interview visa officers at their embassies and consulates (according to the regulations of embassies and consulates in various countries). Many embassies and consulates in China are usually located in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. Some countries do not accept my appointment, such as Japan, and applicants must be required to send the materials to the designated visa agency for unified handling.

4. Some countries provide interview-free service for applicants who have been to the country for a period of time, and the applicants send the application materials to CITIC Industrial Bank, German Chamber of Commerce and Industry and other institutions.

Some countries require applicants to pay visa fees in cash on the day of interview, while others need to pay them in advance to a designated collecting bank, such as CITIC Industrial Bank in the United States.

6. Some countries can issue visas within 1 hour after the applicant's interview, such as the United States, and some countries need to issue visas one week later, such as Germany and Italy. Applicants can entrust others to apply for visas on their behalf.

7. During the interview, applicants usually need to bring the following materials (especially business visas for participation): complete visa form, passport, original invitation letter issued by the organizer of the Expo, booth certificate, booth fee invoice, economic guarantee letter issued by the applicant's unit, original and photocopy of the applicant's business card, ID card and household registration book, marriage certificate, employment certificate, etc. , and a copy of the business license of the applicant's unit. Credit certificate, proof of business activities, a copy of the visa page of the applicant who has been to other countries and returned to China, and photos of the real estate owned by the applicant, such as houses and cars. (if any), the applicant's bank deposit certificate and international credit card, etc.

Ordinary business passport

The ordinary passport on business is brown in appearance, and the words "China People's Ordinary Passport and National Ordinary Passport on Business" are written on the front. Issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its overseas offices for local people, usually valid for 2 or 3 years. Because China * * has strict management on going abroad on business at present, many exhibitors from private enterprises are not qualified to apply for ordinary passports on business, so exhibitors must first report to the people in their units. If you have this qualification, you can follow the official passport ... >>

Question 10: Do you have any friends who are developing abroad to give me advice if you want to do business abroad? You have the ability not to do business abroad. Do you know anything about finance? The domestic market is more open. Since I don't want to emigrate, I still have to spend RMB in the end, so the foreign currency I earn is becoming more and more worthless and wasteful. Doing business abroad, such as the United States and China, depends on different relationships. It takes you a long time to get used to it, and the legal provisions are complicated. You should be careful.