A Plug for Kunming

May 5th, 2009

As I’ve a soft spot for Yunnan province, I thought I’d pass along this email from a friend of a friend in Kunming, the capital of Yunnan, who sets up foreign companies in the mountaintop city. Lee Perkins of the China Intel Group wrote:

We’ve been doing quite a lot of business recently setting up WOFE’s for people who hope to do business in Kunming. It’s becoming quite a trend at the moment. Mainly, at the moment, most people have some small scale business or freelance interests and have just decided that Kunming is a nice environment to pursue those interests. Making for quite an interesting scene.

We were working with on computer programmer who set up an online hotel booking service, a US translator who moved down from Beijing to develop his business and a guy who just had already made some money and wanted to relax for a while running his own restaurant.
People are often surprised by how easy it is to get a foreign owned business up and running here – and given the environment I can see that might well be a growth area for small foreign businesses in the future.
Go get ‘em, Kunming!
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One Response to “A Plug for Kunming”

  1. Mark Respinger Says:

    Kunming is an awesome city to live in. Been noticing more and more big western businesses setting themselves up here lately too. For most people doing work all around China, you always need to be somewhere you are not anyway, so as long as you have a nearby airport and a cool cafe strip you can’t really go wrong.

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