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Our Incorporation Process

A structured, end-to-end approach to setting up your Hong Kong company.
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Place order

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Fill out the intake form

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Review and confirm details

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Payment

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Complete secure payment

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Generate invoice & receipt

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Online KYC

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Complete eKYC verification

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Verify & submit to registry

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Receive docs

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Review & download docs

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Prepare certified documents

KYC documents checklist

Compliance gate

What you'll need to complete eKYC verification

Note:
  • Documents must be Certified True Copy / notarized by a Notary Public within the last 3 months
  • Documents must be in English or officially translated into English
  • Requirements may vary by case. Talk to our team for confirmation.

Is Hong Kong right for your business?

Choose the ideal business line for you, and let BBCIncorp assist you in completing your company registration in Hong Kong seamlessly.

Why Hong Kong?

A proven base for international business, built for cross-border scale and long-term growth.
Tax & Compliance advantages
Territorial tax system with offshore income not subject to profits tax
No VAT, GST, or capital gains tax
Profits tax at 8.25% on the first HKD 2 million
No withholding tax on dividends or interest
Straightforward annual compliance requirements
Market access & credibility
Strategic gateway to Mainland China and Asia-Pacific markets
Established banking and financial services ecosystem
Common law legal framework with strong contract enforceability
100% foreign ownership permitted
Robust intellectual property protection
Minimum LTD requirements
At least one director / one shareholder
Registered address in Hong Kong
Local company secretary
Bearer shares are not allowed
Minimum share capital from HKD$1

What our clients say

Customer Review
"BBCIncorp made setting up a company in Hong Kong incredibly fast and stress-free. Everything was handled online, and I had my company ready within days. Their team’s guidance gave me full confidence throughout the process."
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James Carter

Founder of NovaTech Solutions

Customer Review
"I wanted to open a company in Hong Kong but worried about the paperwork and compliance. BBCIncorp’s platform simplified every step, from consultation to bank account opening. It saved me weeks of back-and-forth."
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Linda Wong

Managing Director of AsiaBridge Consulting

Customer Review
"Choosing BBCIncorp to register a company in HK was the best decision for my business. The process was transparent, efficient, and I could track progress easily through their client portal."
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Rajesh Patel

CEO of Global Trade Ventures

Customer Review
"The incorporation of my company with BBCIncorp was seamless. I received clear checklists, digital KYC submission was easy, and I had my incorporation documents in just two working days."
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Sophie Müller

Co-Founder of GreenWave International

Customer Review
"BBCIncorp turned what seemed like a complicated process into a smooth journey. Their all-in-one service for company incorporation in Hong Kong let me focus on my business instead of paperwork."
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Michael Tan

Entrepreneur & Investor

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Why should you choose to do business in Hong Kong?

Hong Kong offers low corporate tax, no VAT, free capital flow, strong legal protection, and a strategic location as the gateway to China and Asia.
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What are the types of companies in Hong Kong?

Starting a business in Hong Kong has several company types, including private companies limited by shares (the most common), public companies, companies limited by guarantee (for non-profits), unlimited companies, sole proprietorships, partnerships, and branch or representative offices for foreign businesses.
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What should I do after setting up a company in Hong Kong?

After incorporation, you must register with the Business Registration Office, open a company bank account, maintain statutory records, file annual returns, prepare accounts, and meet tax compliance obligations.
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Can I register a company online in Hong Kong?

Yes. The Companies Registry’s e-Registry allows you to submit incorporation documents and complete registration fully online within a few working days.
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What will I receive after registering a company in Hong Kong?

You’ll receive core documents including the Certificate of Incorporation, Business Registration Certificate, and Articles of Association. In addition, you’ll get support services such as a local company secretary, registered business address, and assistance in opening a business bank account. Many providers, like BBCIncorp, also help you set up an accounting calendar to stay compliant with tax deadlines.
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Do I need a Corporate Secretary?

Yes. Appointing a company secretary is a legal obligation if you wish to register a company in Hong Kong.
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Can foreigners open a company in Hong Kong?

Yes. A foreigner is allowed to take up 100% ownership in a Hong Kong company and can be the sole director and shareholder.

This straightforward process is one of the main reasons non-residents often choose Hong Kong when they want to open an offshore company with maximum flexibility and global credibility.

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If my company operates business totally outside of Hong Kong, must I do the accounting and auditing report?

All Hong Kong companies are required to file annual returns with the Companies Registry and the Inland Revenue Department. The accounting and auditing reports are included in the annual compliance obligations, regardless of where the business activities take place.

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Do we have to present in Hong Kong to incorporate?

The company formation in Hong Kong can be done remotely with a professional service provider like BBCIncorp. You can have the digital corporate documents after a single day of registration.

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How much does it cost for Hong Kong company registration?

The cost for incorporating your business can be various and depend greatly on your business types, capital structures, industries, etc.

Some businesses need significant initial capital to start, while others such as micro-businesses and home-based companies have lower financial entry barriers.

One common way to estimate your incorporation cost is by drafting a business plan. Within your plan, the financial section should show your approximate revenue, profit, and expenses.

There are other ways to estimate your finances as well, such as our Hong Kong Cost Planning Tool. The tool will help you break down all initial costs of your business, so you know how much capital you should prepare when incorporating.

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How long does it take to register a company?

It normally takes only 1 working day for e-filing and registration.

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What are the initial requirements to register a Hong Kong company?

  • Minimum one director and one shareholder, which can be the same person.
  • A local registered address in Hong Kong.
  • A local company secretary, which can be a Hong Kong resident (above 18 years old) or a Hong Kong-registered company.
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What are the main types of business structures available when setting up a company in Hong Kong?

Hong Kong offers several types of business structure to suit different objectives, from straightforward local operations to sophisticated international holding setups.

The most popular choice for both local and foreign entrepreneurs is the Limited Liability Company, while startups or freelancers often opt for a Sole Proprietorship due to its simplicity.

For asset protection, wealth management, or group structuring, investors frequently establish a Holding Company, whereas non-profit organisations typically choose a Company Limited by Guarantee.

Overseas corporations can expand into Hong Kong via a Representative Office in Hong Kong or register a Branch Office to conduct full commercial activities.

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