In recent years, Hong Kong has been actively attracting talents from all over the world, and the Highly Qualified Persons (HQP) Scheme has become a popular choice for high-income earners and graduates from prestigious universities to acquire Hong Kong status due to its fast approval and clear threshold. However, with the implementation of the New Deal 2026, the policy direction has shifted from "extensive admission" to "accurate screening" and "enhanced contribution", and both the application threshold and renewal requirements have changed significantly. Both the application threshold and the requirements for visa renewal have changed significantly. For those who are interested in planning their Hong Kong identity, it is important to understand the core of the new policy and make a compliance layout in advance.

According to the Hong Kong Companies Registry, the number of newly registered local companies in Hong Kong reached 151,226 in 2024, a significant growth over 2023, with an average of 629 new companies per day; as of the end of September 2025, the total number of registered companies in Hong Kong exceeded 1,159,000, hitting a new record high again!

In 2025, China's cross-border e-commerce import and export volume exceeded 2.8 trillion yuan, a year-on-year growth of 15%. However, behind the industry's rapid progress, a "compliance storm" is quietly sweeping the

Offshore personal accounts have long since ceased to be the exclusive domain of "high net worth individuals". Whether it's for investing in Hong Kong and U.S. stocks, studying abroad, or simple asset allocation, a safe and convenient offshore account has become a "necessity".

Overseas company registration is both a critical step in strategic layout and a complex decision full of pitfalls for many companies. Choosing the wrong place of incorporation may lead to increased tax burden, compliance risk, and even affect the listing process. Today, we combine real cases to provide you with a detailed analysis of the strategies for choosing popular places of incorporation, such as BVI, Singapore and Hong Kong, to help you avoid common pitfalls and find the most suitable solution for your business.