The following are public client materials compiled from channels in 2026-10, not the latest uniform bank policies. Specific eligibility, fees, timeframes, and limits must be reviewed in writing before an appointment; complete materials do not equate to bank approval.
01 Account Opening Requirements and Mandatory Documents
1. Hong Kong company registration documents (CI, BR, NNC1/NAR1, Articles of Association)
2. Director's ID card, HK/Macau Exit-Entry Permit/passport, social security records for the past three years
3. Business licence of the Mainland China affiliated company, bank statements for the past 3 months, and audit report
4. 1 set of business materials (purchase contract, sales contract, invoice; domestic or foreign trade are both acceptable)
5. Bank KYC
For HK companies established for at least 18 months, zero tax return receipts or audit reports are required.
02 Account Opening Process
1. Preliminary review of the case by RGYS
2. Send to manager for preliminary review after passing initial check
3. Appointment for phone KYC, witness in Hong Kong, and simultaneous personal account opening
4. Approval by the Approval Department after submission
5. Account opened after approval completion
03 Processing and Witnessing Methods
Hong Kong
04 Daily limit (HKD, per original channel criteria)
Limit: Non-designated 2,000,000; Designated: 20,000,000 HKD
05 Bank Counter / Witness Levies
1,500 HKD
06 Received Documents and Activation
Security Token
07 Remarks and Account Maintenance
1. If less than HKD 50,000, a monthly handling fee of HKD 150-HKD 250 is charged
2. Transfer fee: Inward 70 / Outward 100
Bank fees and account requirements (if any) are for channel reference as of 2026-10 only and are not uniform bank policies; subject to written notice from the bank.
Channel information compiled as of 2026-10, not a uniform bank policy; subject to written notice from the bank.
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