Opening a Business Bank Account in Hong Kong

Opening a Business Bank Account in Hong Kong - HSBC

Business China provides company formation in Hong Kong and guidance over opening a business bank account in Hong Kong.

HSBC business bank account is suitable for international businessmen who need flexible 24/7 access to account services. As the largest registered bank in Hong Kong and one of the note-issuing bank in Hong Kong, HSBC has more than 700 branches globally.

Bank Account Opening Checklist

Certificate of Incorporation (CI) and subsequent certificate of Change of Name (if applicable)
Valid Business Registration Certificate
Memorandum and Articles of Association (M & A)/ Articles of Association and any amending resolutions
Latest Notification of Change of Secretary and Director (Appointment/ Cessation) (form D2A/ND2A), Return of Allotment (Form SC1/NSC1) and/or Instrument of Transfer(if applicable)
Government issued identification document and nationality proof of directors & Residential Address, all authorised signatories, all beneficial owners
HKD cheque of HKD10,000 for initial deposit, account application fee and special company account opening charges
Mandate, account opening form and signature cards
Business operation information, such as confirmed order, sales contract, invoice, packing list, documentary credit, lease of office, provisional sales and purchase agreement

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