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Portugal's newest generation of founders is building for the world from day one, and Hong Kong is increasingly part of that plan. As the country's economy grows more international, Hong Kong's open economy and deep regional connectivity make it a natural gateway for founders building beyond Europe.

That interest isn't new. Portuguese trading posts spread across Asia from the sixteenth century, with Macau at their centre. When Hong Kong opened as a British port, many Portuguese and Macanese families relocated there. They became the territory's second-largest Western community, led by figures like J.P. Braga. Portuguese founders today aren't walking into an unfamiliar market.

Company incorporation in Hong Kong from Spain can be completed fully online in 2026, without travelling to Asia. Many Spanish founders and ecommerce sellers who source from China want the low profits tax and multi-currency banking, but are unsure how the structure fits with Spanish tax. This guide explains the requirements, costs and steps, and the Spanish and European Union (EU) rules that decide whether it works for you.

In today's interconnected global economy, entrepreneurs are increasingly eyeing foreign markets for expansion. Hong Kong emerges as a prime destination for international businesses due to its vibrant and business-friendly environment. This article will guide you through establishing a Hong Kong offshore company, highlighting why it could be a strategic move for your business.

A virtual office gives a Hong Kong company a physical registered address and mail handling without leasing a physical office. The same address sits on the public Companies Register, shapes bank due diligence, and receives Inland Revenue Department notices. What makes one virtual office address in Hong Kong compliant while another gets rejected at incorporation or account opening?

You may have <a href="/hk/company-registration/">registered your company in Hong Kong</a> for a few years or you’re considering moving to another location due to a high rental cost of your current registered address. You may even want to consolidate your multiple companies into one registered address. If that’s the case, maybe it’s time for you to change your company’s registered address.

It’s important to inform the relevant authorities within 15 days when you change your company’s registered address to avoid expensive fines. In this article, we will explain the process and what you need to know about changing your company registered address.

Are you looking to start a hawker stall business in Hong Kong? This bustling city is the perfect place to showcase your culinary skills and earn a good income. However, setting up a hawker stall requires more than just passion for cooking.

In this article, we will guide you through the process of getting started, from understanding the regulations to identifying the right location.

Subsidiary, branch or representative office? Here’s what to know when deciding what foreign company options in Hong Kong are best for you.

You’ve probably heard of a holding company when searching on <a href="/hk/guides/how-to-start-a-business-in-hong-kong/">how to start a business</a>. Holding companies exist in all countries, and you should have heard of a few well-known ones such as Alphabet Inc., Berkshire Hathaway and Johnson & Johnson. These companies are usually known as the ‘parent’ company while the companies under them are called ‘subsidiaries’.

In this article, we will go through what exactly is a holding company, what you should look out for when considering to register a holding company, why you should consider this option, and how to go about opening one.

If you are thinking about carrying out regulated activities in Hong Kong, you’ll have to apply to the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) for an SFC licence to make sure you’re compliant.

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