
Virtual Office
Three locations to choose from: Tsim Sha Tsui, Kai Tak (near IRD), Diamond Hill
From HK$ 1,150 / Year
Hong Kong Virtual Office | Company Registered Address
Chinglink understands that a reliable company must have a good corporate image. The most basic thing is an address that matches the corporate image, which can increase customers' confidence in the company; an excellent virtual address is only the most basic element of a virtual office. You can also choose from more different types of value-added services, which not only enhance your corporate image, but also meet your company's actual operational needs.
In addition to the general service content, we also launch new value-added services from time to time according to customer needs; compared with other business centers, the services are more diverse, considerate, comprehensive and flexible. In addition, we also focus on maintaining two-way communication with our customers to establish the foundation of quality services and gain trust.
Good Customer Service
Convenient Transportation
Famous Commercial Building
Unlimited Mail Receiving
Letter Forwarding
Letter Scanning

Locations and Pricing
Three locations, three prices — pick the one that fits your needs.
Tsim Sha Tsui
HK$ 1,350 / Year
Kai Tak (near IRD)
HK$ 1,150 / Year
Diamond Hill
HK$ 1,150 / Year
Tsim Sha Tsui is a recognised commercial address, more persuasive to banks and counterparties. Kai Tak and Diamond Hill are industrial-building addresses at a lower price. All three can be used as a registered office address and to receive government mail.
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FAQ
What is a virtual office service?
Services typically include:
- Prime location business registered address
- Mail and parcel receipt and forwarding services
How much does a virtual office service cost?
- Tsim Sha Tsui — HK$1,350/year
- Kai Tak (near IRD) — HK$1,150/year
- Diamond Hill — HK$1,150/year
What types of businesses are virtual offices suitable for?
- Startups and SMEs - reduce fixed costs in the early stages of business, allocating funds to business development
- Freelancers and SOHO workers - need a professional business address but not a physical office
- Overseas companies - looking to establish a business presence in Hong Kong and expand into the Asian market
- E-commerce and online stores - need a legal business address for company registration and shipping/receiving goods
- Remote work teams - team members scattered across locations, no need for fixed office space
- Project-based companies - business nature requires flexible office arrangements
- Consultants and professional services - spend most time at client locations, only need business address and meeting space
What is the contract period for virtual offices? Can it be cancelled at any time?
Renewal: 30 days before contract expiration, we will contact you to confirm renewal intentions. Renewal customers usually enjoy preferential pricing. We recommend starting with a shorter contract period to trial the service, then choosing a long-term plan for better pricing once satisfied.
For a business owner based outside Hong Kong or working remotely, is it possible to establish and operate a company without ever being physically present?
Can a virtual office address be used for company registration?
Using our virtual office address, you can:
- Register it as the company registered address with the Companies Registry
- Receive official correspondence from government departments
- Receive mail from banks and business partners
- Use the address on business cards and websites
How are mail and parcels handled? Can they be forwarded to other addresses?
How it works:
- You're notified by email or WhatsApp when mail arrives (notifications do not include photos)
- Forwarding is the default handling — local and international forwarding fees are already included in the annual price, with no shipping surcharge
- Document scanning is available on request, but isn't done automatically for every item received
Will using a virtual office affect bank account opening?
- Choose a reputable service provider - banks will verify your registered address; using addresses from well-known business centers is more likely to gain bank trust
- Prepare sufficient business proof - besides the registered address, banks are more concerned with your actual business operations; need to provide business plans, contracts, invoices, etc.
- Explain usage reasons - during account opening interviews, clearly explain why you chose a virtual office (such as cost savings, business nature, etc.)
- Provide additional contact information - can provide directors' residential addresses, mobile numbers, etc. as supplementary contact information
The key is demonstrating genuine business operations and legitimate business intentions.
What's the difference between virtual offices and co-working spaces?
Virtual office:
- No physical workspace - only provides business address and administrative support services
- Lower cost - annual fee approximately HK$1,500-10,000
- Suitable for remote work - businesses that don't need a fixed office location
- Service-oriented - focuses on mail handling, telephone answering, and other administrative support
- Provides physical workspace - has fixed or flexible desk spaces
- Higher cost - monthly fee starting from approximately HK$2,000-8,000
- Suitable for those needing office space - individuals or teams needing daily work locations
- Social networking - can network and collaborate with other entrepreneurs
Further Reading
- Digital Nomad Entrepreneur: How to Successfully Manage a Hong Kong Company Remotely [Real Case Study]
- Virtual Office Success Case: How We Helped a Client Save 70% on Office Costs
- [Company registered address] Can the residential address be used as the registered office address of the company? Detailed explanation of Hong Kong company registration address requirements
- Complete Guide for Foreign Entrepreneurs Setting Up a Company in Hong Kong: Practical Guide from Registration to Operation
