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We'll guide your incorporation from start to finish
Start off your Hong Kong company strong with our full support through the company set-up process, including:
- Guidance through the entire incorporation process, including going over Hong Kong company laws, requirements, and offshore tax concerns.
- A complete company kit, including company chops, seals, and statutory registers.
- Direct access to your Hong Kong company secretary, who will handle your company's compliance needs.
Before we get started
Choose your company type
Decide if you want to create a Limited Company or Unlimited Company.
Decide your company name
Check if your company name is available. You may choose to have either an English or Chinese name, or both.
Identify your directors and shareholders
A sole director can also be a shareholder, but a sole director cannot also be a company secretary.
Get a registered non-PO box address.
If you don't have one, we can provide an address to receive government notices.
Choose a company secretary
The representative can be a person or corporation, but they must be in Hong Kong.
Allocate the initial capital
Other than regulated industries, companies in Hong Kong can choose to incorporate with as little as HK$1 in initial capital.
Ready to incorporate your Hong Kong company?
FAQ
Yes, there are no restrictions on foreigners to register a Hong Kong company and the client does not need to live in Hong Kong.
Yes, you can register a company remotely. We will forward all the relevant documents to your address accordingly.
Yes we do. You will have direct access to the company secretary handling your company's compliance needs and to answer any related questions you may have.
Yes, we provide mail forwarding to clients that use our Registered Office service. Clients can choose for their mail to be forwarded to them, or scanned and emailed to them.
Yes, we will guide you step-by-step through the bank account opening process and introduce you to small business bank account managers at various banks in Hong Kong.
