What are the documents required to establish a Hong Kong SAR company?

The documents required to establish a company in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region are as follows:

1. Company name: You must determine the name of your company and make sure that the name is available. Additionally, your company name must comply with Hong Kong's company name regulations.

2. Company type: You must determine the type of your company and make sure it is suitable. The most common company types in Hong Kong are Limited Liability Companies and Branch Offices.

3. Company headquarters: You must determine where your company's headquarters will be. It must have a corporate headquarters or office in Hong Kong.

4. Company managers and shareholders: You must identify your company's managers and shareholders. In Hong Kong, there must be at least one director and one shareholder.

5. Articles of association: You must prepare a company agreement that explains the activities and operation of your company.

6. Application form for company registration: To register your company, you must apply to the Hong Kong Companies Registry. You must fill out the application form and submit it along with the required documents.

7. Identity documents: You must provide identity documents for company directors and shareholders. These documents are usually passports or ID cards.

8. Company's financial position: You must provide a financial report showing the financial position of your company.

9. Business license: If your company will operate in a certain sector, you need to obtain the relevant business licenses. These licenses may vary depending on different sectors.

10. Company bank account: Your company must open a bank account in Hong Kong. Opening a bank account usually requires company registration documents and identification documents of directors. These documents are the basic documents that must be submitted during the process of establishing a company in Hong Kong. However, each company's needs may be different and there may be cases where other documents may be required. Therefore, it is recommended that you work with an advisor or lawyer before starting a company.