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Oct 6, 2026

Private Doctors and Clinics in Hong Kong: How It Works, GP Fees, the Chains, and How to Check a Doctor's Registration

Hong Kong has a two-tier system: heavily subsidised Hospital Authority clinics (HK$150 a visit, HK$400 at A&E from 1 January 2026) with queues, and a large private sector where a GP consultation costs roughly HK$280 at a hospital outpatient clinic to HK$1,100 at a Central practice. This guide explains the split, the published 2026 fees, the medical group chains, VHIS insurance and how to check a doctor on the Medical Council register.

Oct 4, 2026

Deregistering or Winding Up a Hong Kong Company: Cost, Steps and the IRD No-Objection Letter

A defunct, solvent private company is closed by deregistration under section 750 of the Companies Ordinance: HK$270 to the Inland Revenue Department for a Notice of No Objection, then HK$420 with Form NDR1 to the Companies Registry, and about five months until the Gazette dissolves it. Companies with debts or disputes need a winding up with a liquidator instead, which is slower and far more expensive.

Oct 3, 2026

Virtual Office, Serviced Office or Coworking in Hong Kong: 2026 Prices by District

In 2026 a Hong Kong virtual office costs from HK$68 a month for an address-only plan in Central and from HK$585 for a Grade A tower address, a coworking pass about HK$3,600 a month, and a dedicated desk HK$4,500 in Quarry Bay to HK$8,100 at One IFC. Serviced offices are quoted per workstation. Central Grade A rents rose 7.3% in the first half of 2026 while Kowloon East is forecast to fall, so district drives the bill.