What is the difference between TTPS and QMAS?
TTPS is generally aimed at top talent such as high earners and eligible graduates. QMAS is a selective route for skilled or talented applicants and may not require a local job offer. Fit depends on your profile and current rules.
Do I need a Hong Kong job offer before applying?
Some talent routes may not require a local job offer at application, but requirements vary by route. We assess route fit before recommending document preparation.
Can dependants be included?
Dependants may be possible under relevant routes. The right answer depends on your route, family situation, documents, and current requirements.
Can non-residents form a Hong Kong company?
Hong Kong company formation can be available to non-residents, but setup still requires practical compliance work such as business registration, registered office, company secretary, filings, and banking preparation.
Can you guarantee bank account opening?
No. Banks make their own onboarding decisions and review ownership, source of funds, business purpose, expected activity, and documents. We focus on readiness, not guarantees.
How does Hong Kong tax and CRS/AEOI work?
Hong Kong uses territorial tax principles, but outcomes depend on facts and professional advice. Hong Kong participates in AEOI/CRS, so it should not be treated as outside international reporting rules.
How long does the process take and what does it cost?
Timelines and costs depend on the route, evidence gaps, company setup needs, banking profile, and specialist partners. We provide a custom quote after scoping and never promise approval.