“Vivian and the team are always available to help me clarify things about running a company in HK. It is immeasurably helpful to have someone who really understands t...”
RADHESH VIJAYAN
Our expert Hong Kong company secretary helps you stay compliant with timely filings, accurate records, and proactive support.

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“Vivian and the team are always available to help me clarify things about running a company in HK. It is immeasurably helpful to have someone who really understands t...”
RADHESH VIJAYAN
“Vivian and team are very professional and friendly. They support us to verify business entity with facebook and google using their local phone. I recommend Air corpo...”
Thanh Van An Nguyen
“Air Corporate has been assisting me for four years with the creation, management, and accounting of my business. Their service is very good and Vivian's staff are ve...”
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Our in-house experts deliver first-class Hong Kong company secretary services so you never miss a deadline.
All company documents are securely stored online for instant access anytime.
Clear, all-inclusive fees with no hidden surprises or penalties.
Your dedicated company secretary has 10+ years of experience and is always reachable.
Peace of mind with our all inclusive Company Secretary package
$955
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Air Corporate holds its own TCSP licence issued directly by the Hong Kong Companies Registry.
Many online platforms white-label another firm’s licence. We don’t.
Only licensed TCSPs may legally act as company secretary in Hong Kong. Our licence means we are regulated, audited, and AML-compliant under Cap. 615 — giving you the statutory protection the law requires.

TCSP licences are issued on 3-year cycles and renewed only after a compliance review by the Companies Registry. This is our current active licence.
Beyond statutory compliance, Air Corporate can take care of your bookkeeping, tax returns, and annual audit. Everything the IRD and Companies Registry require from your company — handled by the same team.
AccountingMonthly bookkeeping, management accounts, and IRD tax filing — handled by our in-house team.
Audit & TaxStatutory audit and tax filing as required under the Companies Ordinance and IRD regulations.
Our company secretary professionals ensure your company remains in good standing at all times, including statutory filings and record maintenance.
We manage and store your statutory records, such as the Register of Members and Directors, so everything stays up to date.
We remind you of every statutory deadline, prepare the forms, and act as your point of contact with Hong Kong authorities.
We coordinate with government offices, shareholders, and stakeholders, manage corporate changes, and keep you informed of regulatory updates.
A company secretary is responsible for ensuring a business meets its legal and regulatory requirements. It is the point of contact between your company and the Hong Kong authorities. They handle compliance matters and maintain company records. Having a company secretary helps businesses stay organized and meet statutory obligations.
Yes, under Hong Kong's Companies Ordinance, every business registered in the city must appoint a company secretary. This role ensures the company remains compliant with corporate laws and maintains proper records.
A company secretary manages legal filings, maintains statutory records, and ensures compliance with Hong Kong corporate regulations. They also organize board and shareholder meetings, file annual returns, and advise on governance matters.
No, a sole director cannot act as the company secretary. Hong Kong law requires these roles to be held by separate individuals to ensure transparency and good corporate governance.
For private companies, there are no strict qualifications for company secretaries. However, they should have a solid understanding of corporate laws, governance, and administrative responsibilities to effectively manage compliance requirements.
To change your company secretary, you need to: Engage a new provider. Inform your current secretary of the transition. File the necessary paperwork with the Companies Registry. Your new provider will typically handle the process on your behalf.
Failing to appoint a company secretary can lead to compliance issues, fines, and legal penalties. It may also prevent the company from filing required documents, which can result in further complications.
Yes, many businesses choose to outsource this role. Outsourcing ensures you have expert assistance with compliance, reduces administrative burdens, and allows directors to focus on growing the business instead of dealing with regulatory filings.
A company secretary ensures that all required filings, such as the Annual Return, are submitted on time. They also maintain accurate company records, track deadlines, and help businesses comply with Hong Kong's corporate laws.
To appoint a company secretary, the company must: Approve the appointment through a board resolution. Obtain consent from the newly appointed secretary. Notify the Companies Registry within the required timeframe.
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