It is selling. You start wondering whether to open your own company, hire the first employee, or put product registration in your own name. Then you find that every part needs someone on the ground. We connect those pieces with local partners, so you have one point of contact.
Consignment or agency operations are running smoothly and you want a local presence, but do not know what registration through hiring will cost or how long it will take
First clarify what company you want, how many people you need, and whether it is physical or remote. Then we give you a cost framework for registration, lawyers, hiring, and premises, along with a timeline.
A chain restaurant or beauty brand wants to open its first store and worries about losing its formula or choosing the wrong area
Local lawyers handle contracts and documents. Local partners support site selection and store opening; they have opened stores from zero themselves.
You have a team in Taiwan and want people in the Philippines to work remotely, but do not know how to stay compliant
People are on the ground and report to Taiwan: local partners handle hiring and onboarding, and local lawyers handle compliance documents.
| What needs to be handled | Who is on the ground |
|---|---|
| Company registration and legal documents | Local lawyers, with us as your point of contact |
| Hiring: physical or remote team | Local partners handle interviews, onboarding, and training the first group |
| Philippine FDA licenses (LTO / product registration) | First held by a licensed importer; we help apply when you want it under your own company name |
| Premises, equipment, and day-to-day operations | The local partner’s operations team stays with you until the first group is in place and the process runs smoothly |
| Your role | Make decisions and review progress without constantly flying over |
Built an English-language education institution locally—recruiting teachers, finding a location, and enrolling the first student. Later, they also built a chain bubble-tea brand from zero
A fit for brands building a local team or opening stores from scratch
A Taiwanese product arrived locally, changed its name, price, and packaging, and became something local people would pay for
A fit for brands with a good product that know local tastes and price bands differ
A Taiwanese beauty brand changed nothing and only marketed locally to see whether it could stand on its own
A fit for brands whose brand itself is the selling point and do not want to change the product
Company Setup is the largest package among the four chapters, and most brands do not need to take this route at the start. First clarify what you want to set up, then we give you a cost framework and timeline.
Company registration
An approximate range based on company type
Legal documents
An approximate range based on document scope
Hiring
An approximate range based on headcount and physical or remote work
Premises
An approximate range based on location and scale
Timeline
A schedule based on company type and headcount
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