1, since last year, Japanese laws have changed, and joint-stock companies and limited companies are no longer distinguished. As long as you have a penny, you can register a company and call it a joint-stock company, but within three years, you must fill in the company investment.
(It is not applicable to set up a Japanese company directly from China. )
2. The first condition for China people to start a company in Japan is to have a long-term Japanese visa. If you have a company in China, you can also open a branch in Japan, but the requirements are much more complicated and the funds needed are much larger.
After starting a company in Japan, no matter whether it is profitable or not, there will be some expenses every year. In addition to the company's own office space, communication equipment and other expenses, it is also necessary to pay company tax, enterprise resident tax and so on.
Regarding visas, if your company in Japan has a certain scale, you may get an operator visa. Opening a shop, if it is a legal person, is expected to get an operator visa.
The fee for starting a company varies with the size of the company and the store, and whether you apply for it yourself or find a lawyer. Too much talk. If there is a specific direction, I will answer you.
Starting a company and getting a visa is a very complicated process, which is not clear here. If you are in China now, you'd better get a business visa to travel to Japan first.
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