ICP License
Licensing support for commercial internet information services, online platforms and related operating activities.
We support businesses with operating permits, industry-entry requirements and filing matters by clarifying the required license or permit, application conditions, document checklist and related tax and accounting follow-up.
Different business activities are subject to different regulatory requirements and documentation standards. Confirm the operating model, entity status and actual activities before filing.
Licensing support for commercial internet information services, online platforms and related operating activities.
Document preparation and application support for catering, food sales and other food-related businesses.
Assess the required permit path for road freight, transport services and related activities.
Help businesses organize import/export filings, customs registration, China E-Port and related matters.
Prepare licensing materials and compliance points for recruitment and human-resources service businesses.
For labor-dispatch businesses, organize personnel, premises, internal-policy and documentation requirements in advance.
Determine the licensing path based on the business category, product scope and entity conditions.
For publications, online culture, public health, alcohol-related business, recyclable resources and other regulated activities, contact us first to discuss the applicable requirements.

Licensing generally requires a combined review of the business entity, operating address, staffing, business scope, internal policies and industry-specific regulation. Jinshun Enterprise Service (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. can help clarify the direction first to reduce repeated document revisions.
We separate the key requirements for food business, road transport and import/export activities into applicable scope, service content and application conditions so businesses can first determine the right direction.
Applicable to catering, food sales, online food sales and food delivery. Key considerations include the business premises, equipment and facilities, and food-safety management systems.
The premises, equipment, staffing and food-safety management system should be appropriate for the types and quantities of food handled, with suitable layouts for processing, sales, storage and related operations.
Applicable to road freight, passenger transport, motor-vehicle maintenance, driver training and related activities. The required permit type should be confirmed before operations begin.
Road transport activities generally require the appropriate permit. Operating without the required authorization may create regulatory penalties and business risk, so vehicles, personnel, premises and the specific activity should be confirmed first.
Help businesses organize foreign-trade filings, customs registration, foreign-exchange matters and inspection/quarantine-related filings to support import/export activities for manufacturers, trading companies and cross-border e-commerce businesses.
The entity should be duly established, its business scope generally should cover import/export of goods or technology, and it should have a fixed place of business, appropriate trade facilities and relevant personnel.
First determine the required permit type, then list the entity, address, personnel, internal-policy and supporting documents needed.
Organize the work into consultation, document preparation, submission and feedback stages so progress is easier to track.
Flag key issues based on business scope, invoicing, tax and ongoing regulatory requirements.
Can be coordinated with company registration, corporate changes, bookkeeping and tax filing services.
Tell us the required license or permit, business premises, personnel/equipment and current documentation. An advisor can then map the filing path and document checklist based on the relevant industry-entry requirements.
Describe the entity, industry, operating model and current document status.
Determine the required license or permit, prerequisite conditions and any related corporate-registration or tax matters.
Organize licenses, address records, personnel information, internal policies, contracts, premises evidence and other business supporting documents.
Provide progress updates and flag ongoing operating and record-retention requirements.
Operating permits are usually tied to the company entity, business scope, premises, personnel, internal-policy documents and ongoing regulatory requirements. Review these conditions before applying.
Catering, food sales and online food sales generally require confirmation of the operating address, equipment and facilities, staff health management and food-safety systems.
Road freight, passenger transport, maintenance and driver training involve different permit categories and should be assessed against vehicle status, premises and personnel documentation.
Key items generally include the registered business scope, customs registration, foreign-exchange administration, China E-Port, invoicing, cross-border receipts/payments and accounting treatment.
After obtaining a license or permit, monitor its validity period, amendment filings, annual inspections or reports, alignment with the business scope, invoice use and document retention.
The answer depends on the registered business scope, actual operating model, online/offline activities and industry regulation. Describe your business scenario first so the appropriate licensing direction can be identified.
Common materials include the business license, legal-representative and personnel information, operating-address documents, internal policies, contracts and business evidence. Requirements vary by license or permit.
Yes. It is often helpful to identify the licensing requirements for the intended business first, then plan the entity type, business scope, registered address and subsequent tax and accounting setup around them.
Monitor the license validity period, alignment with the business scope, annual inspection or filing requirements, invoice use, accounting treatment and record retention.
Typically, the business premises, equipment and facilities, food-safety system, staff health management, proposed food activities and online/offline sales model should be confirmed first.
No. An ICP filing is a basic requirement for putting a website online in China, while an ICP License generally applies to commercial internet information services and must be assessed against the business model and applicable regulation.