Company Formation
Bank Account Opening Infographics
June 7, 2016
Are you considering opening a business bank account out of Hong Kong? It’s easy!…
Annual General Meeting
June 2, 2016
After successful incorporation of your Hong Kong company, you should be aware of the requirements that you'll have to follow.
Deregistration of Private company
May 19, 2016
Deregistration of Private company Did you decide to deregister Hong Kong business? Please be reminded that your Hong Kong company must be deregistered as well.
Advantages of a Bank Account out of Hong Kong
April 22, 2016
The term “Offshore bank account” refers to a bank account opened in a jurisdiction different from where the company is incorporated. For instance, a company incorporated in Hong Kong might have an offshore bank account in Switzerland, Singapore, Puerto Rico or Mauritius. Conversely, an “Onshore…
How do I make an appointment with a Hong Kong bank?
April 22, 2016
Recently, setting up company accounts in Hong Kong banks has become more restrictive. We currently recommend our clients open out of Hong Kong bank accounts rather than corporate accounts in Hong Kong. International banks give you the same options!
Stripe Company Account
April 12, 2016
Stripe allows you to accept payments over the Internet and provides the technical and banking infrastructure required to operate online payment systems.
Free Paypal Business Services for Startupr's Clients
April 5, 2016
We're proud to announce our cooperation with PayPal!
5 Reasons Why You Need a Bank Account out of Hong Kong
March 31, 2016
Have you been ever wondering why you should open a bank account out of Hong Kong? Here is JUST A FEW advantages that international banking may bring to you and your company.
Business in Hong Kong Now Easier than Ever!
March 24, 2016
Setting up a company in Hong Kong just became easier. The Inland Revenue Department lowered the Business Registration Fee and Business Certificate Renewal fee and made business in Hong Kong more affordable.
Know Your Client Procedure
March 8, 2016
Most banks follow strict due diligence procedures to avoid money laundering and terrorist financing.