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Investing in Hong Kong
About Investing in Hong Kong
At HSBC, we offer a wide selection of investment opportunities to help you invest in Hong Kong. Our in-depth knowledge of Hong Kong makes us ideally placed to help you grow your wealth.
What you need to know
- Hong Kong's financial markets operate under international standards.
- Hong Kong has no in and out restrictions on capital flows and no exchange controls.
- Hong Kong does not collect capital gains tax, sales tax, VAT, nor annual net worth tax.
How we can help you
- Make your money work harder for you with our wide range of investment opportunities including property investment.
- Manage your finances from anywhere in the world with HSBC Internet Banking.
What else should I know?
International Resources
Hong Kong country guide
Learn more about life, business, culture and financial services in Hong Kong.
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Global tax navigator
Local financial practices and tax systems information at your fingertips.
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Disclaimer:
- This section is intended as a general guide for reference only.
- The information contained in this section should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional advice in individual cases. Future changes in legislation, tax levels and practice could affect the information on this site.
- The information shown is based on data or information obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but HSBC makes no representation and accepts no responsibility as to its accuracy or completeness, and will not be held liable for damages arising out of any person's reliance upon this information.
- Information sourced from Census and Statistics Department, Immigration Department, and Information Services Department of Hong Kong SAR.
- Investment involves risks. You should carefully consider whether any investment products or services are appropriate for you in view of your investment experience, objective, financial resources, and relevant circumstances. Investors should refer to the individual product explanatory memorandum or offering document for further details and risks involved.
