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China’s Overseas NGO L - ICNL Article 2 of the Overseas NGO Law defines ONGOs as “not-for-profit, nongovernmental 2 social organizations lawfully established outside of mainland China, such as foundations, social associations, and think tanks ”
Nonprofit Law in China - Council on Foundations Chinese NPOs (or “social organizations”) can obtain charitable organization status in one of two ways: applying for the status when registering as a social organization, or applying for charitable status recognition if the NPO has already registered as a social organization, as detailed below
Revealed: how a foreign NGO can legally operate in China A foreign NGO is legally protected to carry out activities that are beneficial to China’s development in the fields of commerce, education, science technology, culture, health, sports, poverty alleviation, and disaster relief
Legal Requirements for Overseas NGOs in China – PLTFRM Operating as an overseas non-governmental organization (NGO) in China requires strict adherence to legal requirements Understanding these regulations is essential for ensuring that your organization operates within the boundaries of Chinese law
The Legal Predicament of Overseas NGOs in China . . . Under this law, any overseas NGO carrying out “activities” in mainland China must either register a representative office with the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) (or its provincial branches) or file for a temporary activity for each project
NONPROFIT LAW IN CHINA - Council on Foundations In 2016, China passed two of the most significant laws regulating the nonprofit sector in the last eighteen years: the Charity Law, which went into effect on September 1, 2016, and the Overseas NGO Management Law, which went into effect on January 1, 2017