An Overview on Shenzhen Individual Bankruptcy Regulations China’s first regulation on individual bankruptcy, the Regulations of Shenzhen Special Economic Zone on Individual Bankruptcy, came into force on 1 March 2021. An overview on the said Regulations is enclosed hereby for your easy reference. Who can file for bankruptcy? According to the Regulations, eligible debtors and creditors both can file bankruptcy petitions to the court. The debtors who can file for bankruptcy shall meet the following requirements: (1) have been living in Shenzhen and have paid social insurance for 3 consecutive years in Shenzhen; (2) unable to pay off their debts because of business struggles or problematic consumption or their assets are insufficient to pay off all the debts. The creditors who hold more than RMB500,000 due creditor’s rights against the debtor alone or jointly can also file a bankruptcy petition to the court when the […]
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