Hong Kong Company Formation Cost in 2026: Full Breakdown
How much does it cost to form a company in Hong Kong in 2026?
The total cost of Hong Kong company formation includes government fees, company secretary fees, and registered office costs. Many providers list a low headline price but add government fees as extras. This guide gives a complete, honest breakdown.
Government fees (year 1)
The mandatory government fees for incorporating a Hong Kong Private Limited Company are:
- Companies Registry incorporation fee (NNC1): HK$1,720 (approximately USD 220)
- Business Registration Certificate (1st year): HK$2,000 (approximately USD 255) — or HK$450 if only 1 month, typically first-year BR is issued with incorporation
Company secretary (year 1)
A statutory company secretary is mandatory. Fees charged by corporate secretary service providers typically range from HK$3,000 to HK$8,000 per year (approximately USD 380–1,020).
Registered office address (year 1)
A virtual or professional registered office in Hong Kong typically costs HK$2,000–HK$6,000 per year (approximately USD 255–770).
Incorporation service fee
Professional incorporation service fees vary widely — from discount providers charging USD 300–500 to full-service firms charging USD 1,500+.
HEVEA HK all-inclusive price
HEVEA HK’s Launch Pack is ,290 USD (all-inclusive). This covers:
- Company incorporation service fee
- All government fees (Companies Registry + Business Registration Certificate)
- Company secretary — year 1
- Registered office address — year 1
- Full digital suite (dashboard, vault, mail app, accountant access)
No hidden fees. No ‘extras’. What you see is what you pay — all government costs included in the ,290 price.
Government fee amounts are subject to change. Always verify current fees directly with the Companies Registry and Inland Revenue Department.