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 By Vincent Cheung From www.pathtochina.com

What Are the Requirements for the establishment of a Beauty Salon?

To Get the Certificate of Approval

To set up a beauty salon, You need to rent a place first. It has to be a store for commercial use and is allowed to be used as beauty salon, so you cannot have your beauty salon built in an office block or in a residential building. Besides, you are required to invest at least 140,000 USD, or there is little possibility of your application being approved by SMERT( Shanghai Municipal Economic Relation & Trade).  

To Get the “Public hygiene License” and Approval from Fire Department  

Upon the issue of the certificate of approval by SMERT, you can start to apply for “Public hygiene License” to Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau. The authority is a bit strict with this procedure. Required hygiene facilities, such as disinfectant cabinet and disinfectant pool, should be installed when the officials from the health bureau are carrying out inspection. Your firefighting facilities will be examined by the fire department of the public security bureau, a “Firefighting Safety Inspection Opinion Paper” will be issued if your facilities is up to the standard.  To Get “License for Special Industry”  

A beauty salon is cataloged into “ Special Industry”, so, after get the hygiene license, you can set about applying the “license for Special Industry” to the public security bureau.  If all abovementioned mentioned licenses and certificates are issued, you can start the registration at SAIC( State Administration of Industry & Commerce) and Shanghai Tax bureau.

What’s the timing and your government fee?

Usually, it takes 4.5 months to have a beauty salon established. Our service is 3100USD

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 “Path To China “ is an International Business Consulting Firm that provides foreign investors with business registration service in China. For business registration service , please contact Vincent by vincent@pathtochina.com.

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