What information do mainlanders need to provide to open an account in a Hong Kong bank?

Hello, the policy has changed. It is really more difficult for mainlanders to open an account in a Hong Kong bank than before. Mainland individuals can open accounts in Hong Kong banks. Handling personal accounts in Hong Kong requires you to do it in person in Hong Kong. I suggest you find a professional secretarial service company to assist you. The bank has a cooperative relationship with the secretarial service company, which can ensure the success rate of opening an account.

The information required to open a personal account in Hong Kong is as follows (most banks in Hong Kong):

1, personal identity card (copy of front and back),

2. Hong Kong and Macao Pass (double copy),

3. Personal address certificate (utilities).

Benefits of personal accounts in Hong Kong:

1, convenient to buy Hong Kong stocks.

Compared with the bad A-share market, Hong Kong stocks have more varieties of transactions and more flexible trading rules (T+0, etc. ), and there is no price limit.

2. Buy insurance in Hong Kong

As we all know, there are many types of insurance in Hong Kong, and the scope of compensation is higher than that of similar insurance in the Mainland, and the dividend is also higher than that in the Mainland.

3. Allocate overseas assets.

Mainland high net worth individuals need to invest in overseas home ownership, immigration, or schooling.

4. Foreign trade self-employed individuals receive foreign exchange.

Engaged in foreign trade industry, without setting up a company, it can be used for personal foreign exchange collection, not subject to domestic foreign exchange control, and foreign exchange is free to enter and exit.

The above answers are for your reference and hope to help you. If you have any questions about opening an account in Hong Kong, please feel free to discuss with us.