Establishing a business in Hong Kong can be a strategic move for entrepreneurs and companies looking to tap into the city's thriving business environment and favorable tax regime. However, navigating the process of company registration and ongoing maintenance can be a complex endeavor, especially for those unfamiliar with the local regulations. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the essential aspects of opening and maintaining a company in Hong Kong, starting with the basics of comp| Athenasia Consulting
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Short answer: yes. Hong Kong lets foreign individuals and overseas companies own 100% of a local limited company. There’s no residency requirement for shareholders, and—outside a few licensed industries—you won’t run into foreign-ownership caps. What you will need is a Hong Kong registered office, a local company secretary, and at least one natural-person director. Think of it as a very open door with some clear sign-in rules.The headline rule: foreign and corporate shareholders ar...| Athenasia Consulting