Other Briefings
China Opens Doors to Foreign Investment in Cell Therapy and Wholly Foreign-Owned Hospitals in Pilot Cities
China has initiated a new round of foreign investment relaxation pilots in selected cities, permitting foreign investment in cell and gene therapy as well as wholly foreign-owned hospitals.
China-Denmark Trade and Investment Relations: Key Developments and Opportunities
The growing trade and investment relationship between China and Denmark not only reflects mutual economic interests but also highlights the complementary strengths of each nation.
Integration of Foreigner’s Work Permit with Social Security Card: What You Need to Know
Effective December 1, 2024, foreign nationals entering China will no longer be required to obtain a physical Foreigner’s Work Permit. Instead, they can apply for an electronic social security card via a designated app.
Capitalizing on China’s Organic Boom: Certification, Trends, and Opportunities
China’s organic product market is the third largest globally. Understanding the certification process and trends is crucial for stakeholders looking to capitalize on the lucrative opportunities.
China’s New Renewable Energy Plan: Key Insights for Businesses
China’s new renewable energy plan aims to significantly boost the country’s renewable energy consumption, setting ambitious targets for 2025 and 2030.
E-Invoicing in China: National Rollout of Fully Digitalized E-Fapiao Starting December 1
The STA has announced the nationwide rollout of fully digitalized electronic invoices, set to begin on December 1, 2024, following the success of pilot programs.
China Expands Unilateral Visa-Free Policy to 9 Additional Countries Including Japan, Extends Stay to 30 Days
China has expanded its unilateral visa-free policy to include a total of 38 countries, accommodating more entry purposes and extending the stay duration to 30 days.
China-Malaysia Closer Economic Ties and Opportunities
China has been Malaysia’s largest trading partner for 15 consecutive years. With its advantageous geographical location, lower transit costs, and favorable trade policies, Malaysia has increasingly become an ideal hub for Chinese investments.
