New Re-domiciliation Regime for overseas companies
Re-domiciliation of a company is the process by which a non-Hong Kong incorporated company transfers its company registration to Hong Kong.
The Hong Kong government is considering a comprehensive regime which will enable non-Hong Kong companies to re-domicile to Hong Kong. This follows the fund re-domiciliation regime implemented in November 2021 which established a simplified fund re-domiciliation regime for Open-Ended Fund Companies and Limited Partnership Funds.
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