Launch your business in Hong Kong with ease. We offer fast, remote company formation with full legal compliance, banking, and support.
This is the most preferred business structure in Hong Kong, especially for foreign investors and SMEs.
Suitable for small, one-person businesses with minimal regulatory needs.
Allows two or more individuals or companies to jointly operate a business.
This is an extension of a foreign parent company operating in Hong Kong.
Register your company in Hong Kong in 8 easy steps:
We simplify the process for you by offering expert guidance and comprehensive support. Focus on expanding your business while we handle the complexities.
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Yes, you can register your company remotely using a service provider.
The tax rate is 8.25% on the first HKD 2 million and 16.5% thereafter.
Usually between 1 to 3 business days if documentation is complete.
No, foreign nationals can be directors. A local company secretary is required.
Some banks allow remote account opening, though others may require in-person verification or a digital onboarding partner.
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