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Book your free China market entry consultation.

Thirty minutes with a consultant in Haikou. You bring the business; we bring the catalogue, the tax math and straight answers. No obligation, no follow-up pestering.

Pick a time that suits you

Thirty minutes, free, straight into our calendar. Instant confirmation by email.

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Prefer to put it in writing?

Tell us where you’re headed. Your message goes to chat@hainancorporateservices.com and a consultant replies within one business day.

Fastest way to reach you across time zones.

Visit us 来访

On the island? Visit by appointment.

Our office: No. 32 Binhai Avenue, Longhua District, Haikou, Hainan, China, 20 minutes from Meilan International Airport. Visits run by appointment, so a consultant is ready and your file is on the table when you walk in. Book below and we manage the rest.

  • Building access and floor directions sent with your visit confirmation
  • 20 minutes from Haikou Meilan International Airport, pickup and a same-day agenda arranged on request
  • Citizens of 85 countries enter Hainan visa-free, many pair the visit with a look at banks and the port
  • Not travelling? We'll walk you through the office on video instead
Schedule a visit Use the form above and choose "Schedule an office visit".
The building that houses the HCSG office in Haikou
The building · 32 Binhai Avenue
Front entrance of the HCSG office building in Haikou
The front entrance

Before you book 小问答

Common questions, answered.

01Is the consultation really free?

Yes. Thirty minutes, no invoice, no obligation. It's how we qualify fit in both directions. If we're not the right firm for your case, we'll say so and, where we can, point you to who is.

02What timezone do you work in?

China Standard Time (GMT+8), with calls scheduled to fit Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the Americas. WhatsApp messages get answered across a wider window than the phone does.

03Do I need documents ready for the first call?

No. Come with your business model and your goal. Document lists come after, with templates and instructions, once you've decided to proceed.