
Automotive repair qualification application conditions are as follows: Written Application: Submit a written application to the local county-level transportation bureau's automotive repair management office. The repair office will review the submitted application materials and require careful completion. Facility Inspection: Management personnel from the repair office will conduct an on-site inspection to verify whether the software and hardware facilities meet the requirements for opening a business, and will provide guidance on necessary rectifications and supplements. License Issuance: Upon verification by the repair office that the conditions for opening a business are met, the "Automotive Repair Business License" will be issued; 4. Business License Application: Use the "Automotive Repair Business License" to apply for a "Business License" from the local industrial and commercial administration department; 5. Tax Registration: Use the "Business License" to apply for tax registration with the local tax authorities.

I remember getting the auto repair license was quite a hassle. The first step is to have a business license, whether it's for an individual or a company. The location is crucial—my shop rents a 60-square-meter space on a small street, with parking and repair areas, and ventilation and dust prevention must be considered. The equipment list must be fully prepared, including a lift, pneumatic tools, diagnostic equipment, and don’t forget fire extinguishers. At least two technicians must hold vocational skill certificates—I hired a few friends to help pass the exams. During the application, I visited the Transportation Management Bureau several times, submitted the application form, ID card, and copies of the site proof, and waited over a week for the on-site inspection. For environmental protection, waste oil and water must be properly handled—I installed a collection barrel, or the fines can be severe. Overall, it’s to ensure repair quality and safety and prevent roadside stalls from operating recklessly. I advise newcomers to consult local policies first and not rush into it blindly.

An old classmate of mine runs an auto repair shop and mentioned a few points about license application. You need a fixed business premises, about 30 square meters is sufficient but not too remote. Equipment-wise, it's simpler, just buying a lift and a tool kit is basically enough. Mechanics must be certified to work, you can't just ask relatives to help casually. Before applying, check the transportation bureau website and prepare materials: business license, ID proof, application form, photos. After submission, wait for review, they might come to inspect if the site is compliant. Safety measures like installing fireproof doors cannot be overlooked. The goal is to ensure cars won't be damaged during repairs. Standards are higher in big cities, more flexible in small towns but still need to be standardized. He thinks hiring an agency to handle it is faster and more worry-free.

I plan to open a small auto repair shop and need to understand the qualification requirements. Simply put, I need to rent a 20-30 square meter space, purchase basic tools and equipment, and have mechanics obtain certification. The application involves submitting documents to the transportation bureau and waiting for inspection approval. Don't forget the environmental requirements—properly dispose of waste and avoid illegal dumping.


