Hong Kong bank account for a company

[JackAlabama]

Yah, true story.

 

[lostguy]

it is going to be hard unless you get in touch with a lawyer that may‌ help you or, if you ask your local bank if they have a branch in‍ the UK or can help.

 

[Forester]

Well, perhaps I would not call myself an EMI advocate, however:⁠ It is completely true that there is a lot of real horror stories about frozen⁤ (and even lost) funds in EMI's. But
1) EMI's are not equal, there are better⁣ and worse ones (and the majority of EMI's is designed for a specific purpose, i.e.⁢ not for any business case)
2) In a high street bank you can face almost︀ identical complications (I mean, resulting in frozen funds) as well. Nowadays. It is simply so.︁
(Just my 2 cents. 🙂 )

Well, I am afraid that with a high street bank it is (almost) impossible︅ anyway, except perhaps you are a premier client in a big bank like SC or︆ so... (With EMI it is possible; and you do not need a lawyer.)

 

[micand]

Did you try NEAT?

 

[Peachs]

In the Philippines sir. As long as there's a connected official in the bank, it's‌ easier. Plus the fact that new government will welcome foreign investments.

 

[lostguy]

I believe they must be in the higher end to be considered an investment?⁠

That would work for a HK⁤ company.

 

[mythoffshore]

Opening a corporate bank account in Hong Kong requires physical access to a branch and‌ has an endless supply of KYC forms. The bank needs to understand your business and‍ you need to have a business connection with Hong Kong. And you also have to⁠ worry about geopolitical risks. It has been reported in many media that banks in Hong⁤ Kong are preparing back-up plans to deal with the possibility of being kicked out of⁣ swift.

 

[shizui04421]

hi, do you provide help opening payment gateway⁢ accounts for hong kong companies ?

 

[cryptounions]

yes,i do, how can I reach you?