Change your registered office address
Moving your Hong Kong company’s registered office needs a short board resolution and Form NR1 filed with the Companies Registry within 15 days. Generate the resolution here, free.
When you need this document
Every Hong Kong company must maintain a registered office in Hong Kong — it’s where government mail and legal notices are served. When the address changes (new office, new service provider, or switching to a virtual office), the board resolves to change it and the company files Form NR1 within 15 days. The change is effective from the date stated, not from filing.
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After you sign
- All directors sign the written resolutions.
- File Form NR1 with the Companies Registry within 15 days of the change taking effect.
- Update everyone else: the Business Registration Office (IRD), your bank, and any licences that record the address.
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