Practical guides, checklists, and straight answers to the questions we hear most from entrepreneurs setting up and running a business in Hong Kong.
Our resources are organised around the four areas entrepreneurs ask about most when building a business in Hong Kong.
Incorporation steps, structures, and compliance essentials.
Eligibility, documents, and timelines for every visa type.
Filing deadlines, profits tax basics, and bookkeeping tips.
Getting your website, hosting, and security set up right.
Written by the same consultants who handle your case — no fluff, just what you need to know.
A step-by-step walkthrough of choosing a structure, naming, filing, and getting your business licence in Hong Kong.
READ GUIDE →What HK banks look for, which documents to prepare, and how to avoid the most common reasons for rejection.
READ GUIDE →Eligibility criteria, sponsor obligations, and the documents Immigration expects to see in a strong application.
READ GUIDE →Key filing dates, what counts as assessable profit, and how to stay ahead of the Inland Revenue Department.
READ GUIDE →How a registered address and virtual office satisfy company law without the cost of a physical lease.
READ GUIDE →The baseline protections every new HK company should have in place before going live.
READ GUIDE →Can't find what you're looking for? Our consultants are a phone call away.
Ask Us DirectlyMost Hong Kong companies are incorporated within 3–5 working days once we have your documents and chosen structure.
No. Company formation and most visa applications can be handled remotely — we'll tell you upfront if in-person attendance is required.
Most founders apply under the Investment Visa (IANG) or Employment Visa route, depending on ownership structure and role.
A two-tiered rate applies: 8.25% on the first HK$2 million of assessable profits, and 16.5% above that for corporations.
Some banks offer remote onboarding for qualifying companies; others require one in-person meeting. We match you to the right bank.
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