Setting up an overseas company is not a simple solution to circumvent local copyright law restrictions. Although relocating your business to another country may provide some legal conveniences, there are a few things to keep in mind: 1. **International law applies**: Most countries protect copyrights based on the Berne Convention, which establishes similar copyright protection standards between most countries. Therefore, even if you set up a company overseas, you still need to comply with international copyright laws. 2. **Local legal requirements**: Some countries have stricter copyright protections, so you need to be careful when choosing a jurisdiction to set up your company. You need to have a deep understanding of the target country's legal system and copyright policies to avoid legal disputes. 3. **Business practices**: Even if you set up an overseas company, if the company continues to conduct business activities in the original country, such as sales or service provision, it still needs to comply with the laws of the original country. This includes copyright laws, etc. 4. **Legal risks**: Cross-border legal affairs are complex and risky, especially when copyright is involved. Professional legal advisors are needed to help evaluate and implement appropriate measures. 5. **Ethical and reputational considerations**: Evading copyright laws may be considered unethical, damage the company's reputation, and affect relationships with customers and partners. If you are determined to set up a company overseas to handle copyright-related issues, it is recommended to take the following steps: - **Research legal differences**: Understand the copyright laws of different countries and the laws related to your business. - **Professional consultation**: Hire international legal affairs professionals to ensure compliance and properly manage risks. - **Company registration**: Follow the legal procedures of the target country to register the company and complete the relevant tax and compliance requirements. - **Operation adjustment**: Adjust the business operation strategy according to the new copyright law to ensure legality in the country of operation. In any case, the safest solution is to manage copyright issues in a legal and compliant manner.