
One price, no trip to the counter
The Certificate of Incorporation and the first year of business registration are paid for you. No separate government bills to chase.
OCTIS HK • Incorporation
We handle the forms, the government fees and the registers, you sign, and your company is ready to trade.


The Certificate of Incorporation and the first year of business registration are paid for you. No separate government bills to chase.

Hong Kong law wants one, and it must be someone based in Hong Kong. A TCSP-licensed partner acts as your secretary for the first year.

Articles of association, first board resolutions, the designated representative and the significant controllers register. Drafted and set up for you.

We prepare and file the first annual return (NAR1). We track the date and remind you well before it is due.

Add books, audit or tax later and they join the same workspace as your company records. Nothing to move, nothing to re-enter.

You want a Hong Kong company but not a flight to set it up. A Hong Kong company can be wholly foreign-owned, and its directors do not have to live here.

Your time goes into the product, not into registers and filing dates. We set up the company and keep the first year in order.

Customers, suppliers and banks take a registered company more seriously. We get you there without a week of forms.
When your company is live, you receive:

HOW IT WORKS

Pick a plan and send an enquiry, from anywhere. A person replies, usually within one working day.

We do the identity and ownership checks one time and reuse them for every filing after.

We draft every document. You read them and sign electronically.

You get your Certificate of Incorporation and Business Registration Certificate. Your secretary starts, and we track your first annual return.
Tell us where you live, who the directors are and what the company will do. We tell you what you need, and what you can leave out.
Keep your books, audit and tax with the same team.
STARTING A COMPANY IN HONG KONG
A private limited company needs at least one director who is a natural person and at least one shareholder. Directors do not have to live in Hong Kong, and the company can be wholly foreign-owned. We prepare the appointments and share documents.
The company needs a registered office in Hong Kong and a company secretary who lives here, or a company with a registered office or place of business here. Your first-year secretary is a TCSP-licensed partner, and the non-resident plans include the address.
Under the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622) the company keeps a register of its significant controllers and designates a representative to help the authorities with enquiries. We set up the register and the designated representative.
Every company holds a business registration certificate from the Inland Revenue Department and renews it when it expires. We obtain the first one, with the first year's fee included.
An annual return (NAR1) within 42 days after each anniversary of incorporation, audited financial statements with the profits tax return, and an employer's return each April if the company has staff. We file the first annual return, and Compliance covers the audit and profits tax. Full Compliance adds the employer's return.
OCTIS prices incorporation at least 10% below any genuine published or written quote from another provider, such as 3E Accounting or Sleek, government fees included, under the Lowest Price Guarantee. The price includes the government incorporation fee and the first year's business registration fee. Send us the quote and we price it.
Yes. A Hong Kong private company can be wholly foreign-owned and its directors do not have to live in Hong Kong. It must have at least one director who is a natural person, a registered office in Hong Kong, and a company secretary who is a Hong Kong resident or a Hong Kong company. Non-resident plans start at HK$6,275.
An annual return (NAR1) within 42 days after each anniversary of incorporation, a business registration renewal, audited financial statements with its profits tax return, and an employer's return each April if it has staff.
No. Opening a bank account is between the company and the bank; we prepare the company documents banks ask for and can introduce you.