Cross-border business services · China ⇄ GCC
Market entry, compliance and in-country operations on both ends of the corridor — fixed-fee scope and a written plan before you spend a riyal or a renminbi.
Guangzhou · Mon–Sat, 09:00–18:00 (GMT+8)
What we do
Delivered bilingually, documented professionally, and reviewed by licensed partner counsel wherever the law requires it.
Turn legal advice into working operations — monitoring, gap assessments and documentation your team can run without us.
Arabic ↔ Chinese ↔ English for laws, licences, contracts and filings — by specialists, never by machine alone.
MISA / SAGIA pathways, entity setup, ICP filing and step-by-step entry plans for Saudi Arabia, the UAE and China.
Operational vetting of distributors, suppliers and agents on both ends of the bridge — before the contract, not after.
Client portals, regulatory update feeds and self-assessment toolkits that make compliance measurable.
Practical bilingual sessions on Gulf data protection, PIPL and market-entry basics — for teams and associations.
How we work
From the first call to steady-state support — a defined path with fixed fees agreed up front.
Day 0
A 30-minute call that ends with a written problem statement.
What you get
Within 3 working days
A fixed-fee proposal with deliverables, dates and owners.
What you get
Weekly rhythm
Work runs in the open — you see progress every week.
What you get
At delivery + 30 days
Handover with a playbook — and a desk still open afterwards.
What you get
Who we serve
The corridor looks different for a caster in Foshan than for a retailer in Riyadh. We plan for yours.
Product in, buyer paid, margin intact.
Learn more 02Audited capacity, not sales-deck capacity.
Learn more 03Storefronts, marketplaces and the filings behind them.
Learn more 04Curriculum crosses borders; licences do not.
Learn more 05One menu, two food-safety rulebooks.
Learn more 06Software, data and people move differently.
Learn moreCase studies
Three representative engagements, anonymised to protect client confidentiality. Figures are illustrative of scope, not published client results.
Manufacturing · Saudi Arabia
Anonymised engagement
Industrial components manufacturer (Foshan, CN)
A mid-sized caster and wheel maker had three years of trade-show leads from Riyadh and Jeddah, but every deal stalled at contract stage: buyers wanted a local entity, an Arabic warranty, and evidence the factory could hold tolerances.
Outcome First purchase order released 11 weeks after kickoff, with the distributor carrying the warranty liability in-market rather than the manufacturer.
Engagement models
Three ways to work with us — each with a written scope, a fixed price or a capped budget, and no surprise invoices.
A single, sharply bounded question answered in weeks.
Scoped per brief fixed fee, quoted before start
What is included First-time entrants who need a feasibility read, a partner vetted, or one document family completed.
Not included
A full market-entry or compliance programme, end to end.
Fixed fee milestone-based, capped budget
What is included Teams launching in a new market who need licensing, contracts, compliance and local support running together.
Not included
An in-house-equivalent desk on the corridor, month to month.
Per month rolling, 30-day notice
What is included Operating teams with live volume — filings, translations, audits, partner reviews — who need predictable capacity.
Not included
Questions
Fixed fee for defined scopes, a capped budget for programmes with uncertainty, and a monthly fee for retainers. Government fees, notarisation and third-party certifications are always passed through at cost with receipts. You receive the price in writing before anything starts.
No. Yalla Kaishi provides cross-border business services: coordination, operations, translation, diligence and training. Where legal advice or representation is required, we work alongside licensed law firms in China and the Gulf, and we tell you when that handoff is happening.
No, and be wary of anyone who does. Approval rests with the relevant authority. What we guarantee is the quality and timeliness of the submission: correct documents, complete filings, tracked deadlines and prompt escalation when a case is queried.
We do not fabricate documents, misdeclare customs values, backdate filings, or advise you to structure around a rule rather than with it. If the honest answer is that a plan will not survive scrutiny, you will hear that from us first.
Discovery calls usually happen within two working days. A written proposal follows within three. Work can start the week you approve it, subject to specialist availability — we will tell you honestly if a named lead is not free.
Sprints and projects have no minimum — they end when the scope ends. Retainers ask for three months so monitoring is meaningful, then roll monthly with 30 days notice.
Two lines about your plan. Cost, timeline and risk back within 24 hours — no deck, no pressure.