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Formation Agents in Hong Kong

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Hawksford Hong Kong

Corporate services provider for Hong Kong company incorporation, accounting and compliance.

Hawksford provides corporate services including entity formation, accounting, tax and compliance, alongside private client and fund services, through its Hong Kong team. The group ...

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Vistra Hong Kong

Corporate administration and fiduciary services for Hong Kong companies.

Vistra provides entity formation, company secretarial, accounting, payroll, tax advisory and cross-border investment services, alongside fund and private client solutions. Its Hong...

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Prism Consultancy

Hong Kong visa and corporate services agency for expatriates and companies

Prism Consultancy Co. Ltd. handles Hong Kong resident visa applications and Hong Kong Identity Card processing for expatriates and companies. It also provides company incorporation...

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Mirr Asia

Corporate secretarial firm assisting with Hong Kong corporate bank account opening

Mirr Asia Business Advisory & Secretarial Company Limited operates from Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, with a further office in Korea. It guides clients through Hong Kong corporate bank ac...

Choosing Formation Agents in Hong Kong

Formation agents incorporate the company for you: reserving the name, preparing constitutional documents, dealing with the registry and, in many jurisdictions, providing the registered address and local contact person the law requires.

Corpy lists 4 firms offering formation agents in Hong Kong. Each listing is compiled from the firm's own published information, and Corpy does not take a commission on introductions.

How this is regulated in Hong Kong

Hong Kong operates one of the clearest checks anywhere: trust and company service providers must hold a licence from the Companies Registry under the Anti-Money Laundering Ordinance, operating without one is a criminal offence, and there is a free public licensee search.

Hong Kong companies are recorded with the Companies Registry.

What to check before you engage a firm

  • Ask what happens after incorporation. The registry filing is the easy part; the ongoing annual obligations are where cost and risk sit.
  • Get the total first-year cost in writing, including registry fees, registered address, and any mandatory local officer or agent.
  • Confirm you will hold the company documents and registry credentials directly, rather than only through the agent.