In order to incorporate a private limited liability company in Hong-Kong,  its founders will need to draw up the Memorandum of Association and the Articles of Incorporation. At least one shareholder, one director and a secretary (either an individual or corporation, having Hong-Kong residence) are needed to establish this legal form. When the company only has one shareholder/or director, he cannot act as the company secretary. The number of members cannot exceed 50, however, there are no restrictions on nationality. The shares of a private limited liability company cannot be transferred freely and cannot be made available to the public. The members are only liable to the extent of the invested capital. A Hong Kong registered company is required to have a registered address, that is a physical address and not a PO box. If you need assistance for setting up a company in Hong Kong as a LLC, our team is at your disposal.