Hotline: 852-39561228
Whatsapp: 852-98009823
E-mail: cs@mascorp.com.hk
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Business Registration Certificate、Certificate of Incorporation(全部Included括Government Fees)
Articles of Association(Economy2本、Standard10本)
簽名印、Round Chop(全部Included);Common Seal(EconomyNot Included)
Share Certificate Book、Statutory Book(EconomyNot Included)
Benefits of opening a Hong Kong company:
To incorporate a HK company, please prepare the following information and documents:
Proposed Company Name
Registered Capital (Usually set to HK$10,000)
Founder Members (Shareholders) Name, Address, and Share Subscription
Directors Name, Address, ID Card / Passport
Company Secretary Name, Address, HKID or Company Reg No. (We can provide: $1100/yr)
Registered Office Address in HK (We can provide: $700/yr)
Note: (*)Document and Green Box delivery is limited to Hong Kong. For Mainland China or overseas, additional courier fees apply.
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Please fill out the Application Form, together with copies of (a) Directors and (b) Shareholders HKID or Passport and address proof (e.g., utility bill within 3 months), and email or fax (852) 3007-5298 to us. We will contact you upon receipt.
Please leave any uncertain items blank; we will advise you. We offer free name checking, usually with results on the same day. You may also call us to make an appointment to sign documents.
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Yes. Non-Hong Kong residents can incorporate a HK limited company. A HK company requires at least one shareholder and one director, and there are no restrictions on their nationality or residence.
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Yes. A limited company can hold shares in another company and act as a director. However, the 2014 Companies Ordinance requires at least one director of a private company to be a natural person.
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There is no minimum registered capital requirement under HK law. A private company needs at least 1 shareholder holding at least 1 share.
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There is no minimum issued or paid-up capital requirement under HK law.
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No. The Registered Office Address must be in Hong Kong.
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Non-HK residents can be appointed as directors. However, the Company Secretary, if an individual, must ordinarily reside in Hong Kong; if a body corporate, it must have its registered office or place of business in Hong Kong.
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No. A sole director cannot strictly act as the company secretary of the same company.
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Shareholders do not need to be present to sign the application form, but must provide ID and address proof. For share transfers, signatures are required. For bank account opening, banks typically require shareholders/directors to be present.
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Company names must end with “Limited”. Names cannot contain “Bank”, “Insurance”, “Trust”, etc., without a license, nor imply a connection with the Government. Otherwise, names like “International”, “Group”, “Holding” are allowed.
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Green Box: Optional, used to store the below items.
Articles of Association: Required by law for company formation.
Share Certificate Book: For issuing shares.
Statutory Books: For keeping registers of directors, secretaries, members, etc.
Common Seal: For significant legal documents (property, etc.).
Signature Chop (Square): For contracts, banking, authorization.
Round Chop: For daily operations, receiving mail, simple invoices.