A shareholder and director who is at least 18 years of age or older, a Chinese citizen or overseas person holding a passport or ID card, can establish a Hong Kong company. In addition, a Hong Kong address must be provided as a registered address, and a Hong Kong resident or a professional company must be appointed as the company's legal secretary.

Express-New Hong Kong Co., Ltd. It only takes one working day to issue the certificate.
It takes about 5-7 days to register a new Hong Kong company.
It takes about 2-3 days to buy the ready-made Hong Kong company.

Chinese and English names of the company or a single Chinese and English name
Copy of shareholder, director ID or passport
Registered company address (Provided by our company)
A copy of the company's legal secretary's ID card, and if the secretary is a company, provide a copy of the registration certificate and business registration certificate (Provided by our company)

Hong Kong companies must report and renewal once each year to the Companies Registry and the Inland Revenue Department to pay business registration fees (HK$2,250) and annual return fee (HK$105)

a. Improve corporate visibility and international status;
b. Company information can be openly searched;
c. Flexible fund transfer without foreign exchange control;
d. Can conduct business and operations in Hong Kong and any country;
e. Open foreign currency accounts in major banks around the world;
f. Low taxes, low tax rates, and reasonable tax avoidance:

Differences between shareholders and directors, please see the following rights and responsibilities comparison.
The rights and responsibilities of shareholders are as follows:

                          
• Participate in shareholders meeting and enjoy voting rights based on the proportion of shares
                          
• Understand the company's operating conditions and financial status
                          
• Election and election to the board of directors
                          
• Get dividends
                          
• Priority to purchase shares transferred by other shareholders
                          
• Prioritized the company's newly issued shares
                          
• After the liquidation of the company, the remaining property was distributed according to law.
                          
• Shareholders review and approve annual audit report
                          
• Appointing or dismissing directors through shareholder meetings and determining the remuneration of the relevant directors
                        

  
• Responsible for the company's daily operations and decision making
  
• Save accounting books and business records
  
• Responsible for bank account management
  
• On behalf of the company borrowing the loan and using the company's property as collateral
  
• Establish a profit distribution plan
  
• Develop plans to increase registered capital
  
• Convening a general meeting
  
• Executive shareholders' meeting resolution

Yes. The company's shareholders and directors can be the same person.

At least one shareholder and director, the shareholder may also serve as a director.

Around 18 years old, a Chinese citizen or overseas person holding a passport or ID may become a shareholder or director of Hong Kong Limited.

No need. However, if the company wants to open a bank account in Hong Kong, shareholders and directors must hold a valid passport or pass and ID.

Can be.

Yes. All information on companies registered in Hong Kong including the name, address and shareholding percentage of shareholders and names of directors, identity cards or passport numbers and addresses are available to the public

The business scope of Hong Kong companies does not have much restrictions. Regardless of the company's name, any business of any nature can be operated under legal premise. Such as: finance, health care, import and export trade, architectural decoration, information network, clothing and textiles, tourism, and cultural publishing.

Can be.

Yes, if you need to open a bank account you must register an English name.

The names of Hong Kong companies are relatively free. Regardless of the size of the registered capital, the Hong Kong government allows the company name to include the words international, group, holding, industry, investment, college, association, and research institute; the name of the company can also be added in front of the company name. , such as: France, the United States, Italy, Japan, Shanghai, etc.