Company Registration Only get one chance to make your first impression right
Company Registration
You only get one chance to make first impression right
Servcorp provides a one-stop shop solution with tailored service packages for businesses looking to establish within Hong Kong.
To start doing business in Hong Kong, a company must first be incorporated with HKSAR (The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region). The basic requirements for incorporating a business are:
- An approved business name
- A company business address
- A minimum of one director who must be over 18 years old
- The Company Secretary should be a HK resident
A Servcorp Address Package allows you to position your business with a quality image when you incorporate with one of our five 5-star CBD addresses in Hong Kong, including mail and courier management.
The Servcorp Address Package
Because your location matters
Businesses like to know where their suppliers are based. Don't risk your first impression with a PO box or a home address. Our Address Package allows you to grow your business with:
- A prestigious address for your business cards and company correspondence
- Mail and courier management services to ensure you can receive your mail, no matter where you are
- Worldwide complimentary access to any executive coworking lounge for up to 1 hour per day
- Secure high speed Wi-Fi in coworking lounge and private offices
Including the standard Servcorp 5-star benefits:
- Membership flexibility with easy month-by-month contracts
- No security deposit when paying with a credit card
- Access to a personal assistant for regular or last-minute tasks
- First month free, with no further obligation
Prestigious Business Address - Two IFC
Packages to help with your Company Registration
HK$550 / Month
HK$1450 / Month
Call us on +852 2251 8803 to arrange to visit today!
Types of Company Registration
Sole-proprietorship
A sole-proprietorship is a business owned by one person or one company. There are no partners. The sole-proprietor has absolute say in the running of the business.
Contact usPartnership
A partnership is a business firm formed by two to twenty partners. Once there are more than twenty partners, the partnership must be registered as a company under the Companies Act, Cap. 50.
Contact usCompany
A company is a business entity registered under the Companies Act, Chapter 50. It has a legal personality i.e. it has rights to own properties, has perpetual succession and can sue or be sued in its own name. It usually has the words 'Pte Ltd' or 'Ltd' as part of its name.
Contact usLimited Liability Partnership
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a vehicle for doing business in Singapore. An LLP gives owners the flexibility of operating as a partnership while having a separate legal identity like a private limited company.
Contact usTypes of Company Registration
Sole-proprietorship
A sole-proprietorship is a business owned by one person or one company. There are no partners. The sole-proprietor has absolute say in the running of the business.
Contact usPartnership
A partnership is a business firm formed by two to twenty partners. Once there are more than twenty partners, the partnership must be registered as a company under the Companies Act, Cap. 50.
Contact usCompany
A company is a business entity registered under the Companies Act, Chapter 50. It has a legal personality i.e. it has rights to own properties, has perpetual succession and can sue or be sued in its own name. It usually has the words 'Pte Ltd' or 'Ltd' as part of its name.
Contact usLimited Liability Partnership
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a vehicle for doing business in Singapore. An LLP gives owners the flexibility of operating as a partnership while having a separate legal identity like a private limited company.
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Kowloon
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