The process of establishing a real estate company and obtaining the required sub-licenses must be carried out through a structured and compliant procedure to ensure lawful business operations. First, investors must complete the enterprise registration process and select appropriate business lines, such as real estate trading, real estate brokerage, or property management and consulting services. The registration dossier typically includes the company charter, the list of members or shareholders, and information on the legal representative.

After obtaining the Enterprise Registration Certificate, the company must complete post-licensing procedures, including tax registration, digital signature setup, electronic invoice registration, company seal engraving, and business signage installation, in order to commence operations in accordance with the law.

Depending on the intended business activities, the company must then apply for required sub-licenses, such as real estate brokerage practice certificates for relevant personnel, certificates of eligibility for real estate service business, or other specialized permits as required by applicable regulations.

Once all conditions and licenses are fulfilled, the real estate company may operate in a transparent, compliant, and legally secure manner, thereby minimizing potential legal risks throughout its business activities.