Want to enter the mainland or ASEAN market, but the pressure of capital, unfamiliar with the policy, worried about the risk, how to do? Today, we would like to introduce to you a “helper” of the Hong Kong government - BUD Special Fund. It is like a “secret book” for enterprises to open up the market, which can help you solve the financial problems and lower the threshold of cross-border development.

In recent years, the Hong Kong SAR Government has launched a series of unprecedented “talent grabbing” policies, aiming at attracting outstanding talents from all over the world to develop in Hong Kong. According to the data, from the implementation of the new policy at the end of 2022 to the end of 2025, nearly 400,000 applications from talents have been approved, and about 260,000 talents have arrived in Hong Kong with their families.

In 2026, Hong Kong has made it clear that it will continue to step up its efforts to recruit talent globally. For mainlanders, acquiring a Hong Kong identity not only allows them to enjoy the convenience and opportunities of an international city, but also provides more options for their children's education, career development and family planning.

In this article, we will systematically sort out the 7 major channels for mainland talents to obtain Hong Kong status in 2026, and help you find the most suitable path for yourself.

For many Mainlanders planning to launch cross-border businesses, brands going overseas or personal ventures, registering a Hong Kong company is an important step towards internationalization. However, there is a common misconception that you must own a Mainland company before you can register a Hong Kong company. This is not the case. This article will be based on the latest regulations of the Hong Kong Companies Registry in 2026, for you to systematize the complete path to register a Hong Kong company without any mainland connection, bank account opening strategy and subsequent compliance core, to help you clear planning, efficient landing.

In 2026, Hong Kong companies face a fork in the road when it comes to tax filing: should they continue to do the fake “general trade audit” according to the bank water flow, or should they make up their mind to do the real “e-commerce special audit” according to the backstage sales of the stores?

If you want to easily cope with Hong Kong tax audit in 2026, you must first understand the new policy dividends and the three major compliance life and death lines.