Osome Ltd. address in Hong Kong: <br>Unit 2201-02, 22/F, Universal Trade <br>Centre, 3 Arbuthnot Road, Central, <br>Hong Kong

Company Registration

Company Secretary

TranSwap Business Account

Aspire Business Account

Solutions for Business

Accounting Services

Company Audit

Bookkeeping

Ecommerce Accounting

Accounting

Our Blog

Customer Stories

Webinars

Guides

HSIC Business Activity Code Search

Founder’s Career Test

Margin Calculator

Resources

About Us

Our Partners

Referral Partnership Programme

Careers at Osome

Contact Us

Privacy Policy

Terms & Conditions

Terms of Business

Referral Terms & Conditions

Osome x Aspire Supercharge Terms & Conditions

Service Status

Connect your AI assistant (MCP)

Company

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.

On 1 September 2026, China's dividend tax change ended a 32-year tax break for foreign investors. This means foreigners now pay 20% tax on dividends and bonus distributions from their mainland companies, with the cost landing on founders and executives with mainland shareholdings. This guide explains the new rule and how a Hong Kong holding company can ease that cost.

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.

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

If you have already <a href="/hk/guides/hong-kong-company-incorporation-guide/">incorporated a company in Hong Kong</a> and want to attract overseas talent or move here yourself, this article is for you.

There are two types of long-term working visas most relevant for SMEs: the one for a foreign entrepreneur and the one for professionals employed by a Hong Kong company.

Now let’s figure out what the Hong Kong visa requirements are and how to get it!

A Dependent Visa, known as a "Dependent Pass," allows the family members of visa holders to accompany and reside in Hong Kong.Planning to join your loved one who has moved to Hong Kong for work? If so, understanding the process of obtaining a Dependent Pass Visa is essential.

This comprehensive guide will provide you with all the information you need about Dependent Pass Visas, from the different types available to the application process, validity, and renewal, as well as the rights and restrictions that come with it.

You might want to hire specialised individuals to work for you when you register a Hong Kong company. If so, you might want to take a look at the Hong Kong Quality Migrant Admission Scheme (QMAS). Understand it so you know what the process and requirements are.

Foreigner's Guide

Why Portuguese Founders Are Choosing Hong Kong for Company Incorporation

How to Incorporate a Company in Hong Kong from Spain in 2026

China's 2026 Dividend Tax: What It Means for Hong Kong Holding Firms

Hong Kong Offshore Companies Explained: Tax and Requirements

Setting Up a Foreign Company in Hong Kong: Subsidiary, Branch or Representative Office?

How an Entrepreneur Can Move to Hong Kong and Bring Along Their Team