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Shanghai Policies and Regulations on the Management of Foreign- funded International Freight Forwarding Enterprises
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1. An international freight forwarding enterprise applied for establishment may be formed by corporate entities, natural persons or other economic organizations. Corporate entities involved in import and export trade or international freight transport and having stable freight sources may, as majority shareholders, control the international freight forwarding enterprise. Shareholders other than corporate entities may not control the forwarding enterprise.
2. An international freight forwarding enterprise shall obtain PRC corporate capacity by law. With regard to type of organization, the forwarding enterprise shall be a limited liability company or a joint-stock limited company. Any unit with administrative monopoly functions is forbidden to apply for investment in and operation of an international freight forwarding enterprise. Carriers and other enterprises that may cause unfair competition to the international freight forwarding industry shall not apply for operation of international freight forwarding business.
3. Conditions for foreign investment and operation:
1) At least 5 professionals, engaged in international freight forwarding business for more than 3 years, which shall be proved by their former employers, or having obtained the qualification certificate issued by the MOFTEC in accordance with Article 5 of these Detailed Rules;
2) A fixed place of business (if it is an self-owned house or space, the property ownership certificate is required; if it is a leased house or space, the lease contract is required);
3）Necessary business facilities, including a number of telephones, fax machines, computers, short-distance transport vehicles, handling equipment, and packaging equipment, etc.;
4) A stable import and export freight source market, which means there is a large import and export freight traffic and good conditions and potential for the freight forwarding industry to further develop in the region, and the applicant can attract enough sources of cargos-. A unit applying for operation of international freight forwarding business shall submit:
1. Letter of Application, containing the name of investors, description of qualifications for application, and business items applied;
2. Feasibility Study Report, containing basic information, description of qualifications, existing conditions, market analysis, business forecasting, formation plan, economic budget and development budget, etc.;
3. Corporate business licenses of investors (photocopy);
4. Resolution of the board of directors, board of shareholders or Shareholders' meeting;
5. Articles of Association (or draft);
6. Information of main professionals (including their education background, specialties, professional resumes and qualification certificates);
7. Certificates of credit status (capital verification reports of investors issued by certified public accountants);
8. Capital Contribution Agreement among investors;
9. Resume of the legal representative;
10. International Freight Forwarding Enterprise's Bill of Lading (Waybill) format;
11. Photocopy of company Name pre-approval letter issued by the administration for industry and commerce;
12. International Freight Forwarding Enterprise Application Form 1 (Schedule 1);
13. Trade Terms.
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