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    Company Formation Services and Fees

    New Incorporation with Basic Company Secretary serviceNot including (Company Registry HK$1,720 & Business Registration* HK$250) Time required: 6-8 working daysHK$2000

    • Applying for the Certificate of Incorporation and Business Registration Certificate
    • Provision of company green box and 10 Articles of Association
    • Provision of Share Certificate and statutory book
    • 1 set of company stamps (Signature & round) and company seal
    • Basic Company Secretary Service – 1st year
    • Provision ofand Significant Controllers Registers
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      New IncorporationNot including (Company Registry HK$1,720 & Business Registration HK$250) Time required: 6-8 working daysHK$1000

      • Applying for the Certificate of Incorporation and Business Registration Certificate
      • Provision of company green box and 10 Articles of Association
      • Provision of Share Certificate and statutory book
      • 1 set of company stamps (Signature & round) and company seal
      Apply Now!


        Instant Company Setup with Basic Company Secretary serviceNot including (Company Registry HK$1,720 & Business Registration HK$250) Time required: 2-3 working daysHK$3900

        • Certificate of Incorporation and Business Registration Certificate
        • Provision of company green box and 10 Articles of Association
        • Provision of Share Certificate and statutory book
        • 1 set of company stamps (Signature & round) and company seal
        • Basic Company Secretary Service – 1st year
        • Provision o fand Significant Controllers Registers
        • ( The cost of buying a ready-made company may result in additional charges depending on the business registration fee at the time of incorporation. The additional cost will be specified when customer inquires. )
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          Advantages of HK Company Incorporation

          • Low tax rate
          • Simple tax system, no sales or capital gains tax
          • International Trade & Finance Centre
          • No verification of initial share capital
          • No physical office nor employee is required
          • No exchange control
          • Low cost
          • Less restriction and high economic freedom
          • No limitation on the number of founder nor nationality

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          Frequently Asked Questions

          Frequently Asked Questions

          No. There are some restrictions on the registration of company names. Generally speaking, a company name will not be registered if: -
          1. it is the same as a name appearing in the Index of Company Names kept by the Registrar of Companies ("the Registrar");
          2. it is the same as that of a body corporate incorporated or established under an Ordinance;
          3. in the opinion of the Registrar, its use would constitute a criminal offence; or
          4. in the opinion of the Registrar, it is offensive or otherwise contrary to the public interest.
          Please feel free to reach out to Bessent team for details.
          Yes. Non-Hong Kong residents may incorporate a local limited company in Hong Kong. Please feel free to reach out to our Bessent team for details.
          You have to choose the company type and a company name first. Then, you have to deliver the application documents with the correct fees.
          The Articles of Association (AA) is not a specified form. You may refer to the Companies (Model Articles) Notice (Cap. 622H) which prescribes Model Articles for public companies limited by shares (Schedule 1), private companies limited by shares (Schedule 2) and companies limited by guarantee (Schedule 3). A company may adopt any or all of the provisions of the Model Articles appropriate to the type of company being formed and the appropriate Model Articles will apply insofar as the articles registered by the company upon incorporation do not exclude or modify them. If a company’s registered articles do not prescribe any regulations for the company, the Model Articles appropriate to that type of company will form part of the company’s articles (section 80).
          A non-Hong Kong resident can be appointed as a director of a local limited company. However, the company secretary, who is a natural person, should ordinarily reside in Hong Kong. For company secretary which is a body corporate, its registered office or place of business should be in Hong Kong. A private local limited company must have at least one director who is a natural person and one company secretary. The sole director cannot act as the company secretary of the same company.
          No. Section 475(2) of the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622) expressly prohibits the sole director from acting as the company secretary. Besides, section 475(3) of the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622) provides that no private company having only one director may have a body corporate as its company secretary if the sole director of that body corporate is also the sole director of the private company.
          A private company must have a company secretary and at least one director who is a natural person (i.e. an individual). The sole director of a private company must not also be the company secretary. A private company having only one director must not have a body corporate as its company secretary if the sole director of that body corporate is also the sole director of the private company. A public company or a company limited by guarantee must have a company secretary and at least two directors, one of whom may be the company secretary. It must not have a body corporate as its director. If the company secretary is a natural person, he or she must ordinarily reside in Hong Kong. If the company secretary is a body corporate, the address of its registered or principal office should be in Hong Kong. There is no requirement under the Companies Ordinance that a director must be a Hong Kong resident.