Registering a BVI (British Virgin Islands) company is a popular choice for setting up an offshore company. BVI is the abbreviation for British Virgin Islands, which is the world's fastest-growing offshore investment center. In Hong Kong, many listed companies use BVI companies as their holding companies, and one of the benefits of setting up a BVI company is its high level of privacy, as the information of directors and shareholders is not available for public inspection.

1. Certified copies of the valid passport of all directors and shareholders.

2. Proof of address for all directors and shareholders (i.e. bank statements, utility bills, etc. dated within the last three months).

3. Selfie photographs of all directors and shareholders holding their valid passports (passport details must be clearly visible).

4. Suggested company name (in English or English + Chinese).

5. Nature of business.

6. Source of funds.

Proposed number/value of shares to be issued (usually 50,000 ordinary shares with no par value of USD 1 each).

8. Completed BVI company application form.

* Fully online application.

*Note 1: Does not include any bank account opening fees.

*Note 2: Fully online processing

*Note 3: Hong Kong banks may require BVI companies to hold a Hong Kong Business Registration (BR) and arrange for all authorized signatories and most directors (in some cases, even all directors and shareholders) to attend a bank interview in person. Our bank account opening service is limited to providing assistance, including preparing some of the required account opening documents, conducting a preliminary review of the account opening materials provided by the client, scheduling the bank interview on your behalf, and forwarding bank correspondence and tokens.

*Note 4: Includes 1. BVI government/license fee, 2. registered office fee, and 3. agent economic substance fee.