Fully digital
100% online, with no paperwork and no office visit. Sleek handles your company registration digitally, cutting the time you’d normally lose to administrative tasks.
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Set up a company in Singapore, Hong Kong or Australia 100% online, even as a foreigner, with company secretary, registered address and accounting support in one place.
AF329009
Founding from outside Hong Kong? Start the overseas founder package with the same discount.
ToAsia.biz is a Sleek partner and may earn a commission if you sign up through our link, at no extra cost to you.
How it works
Choose Singapore, Hong Kong or Australia and complete Sleek’s online application in about 10 minutes. No office visit needed.
Upload ID documents for directors and shareholders and sign everything digitally with Sleek’s free e-signature tool.
Sleek files with ACRA in Singapore or the Companies Registry in Hong Kong, and keeps your company compliant after incorporation.
Why Sleek
100% online, with no paperwork and no office visit. Sleek handles your company registration digitally, cutting the time you’d normally lose to administrative tasks.
Setup within 3–5 business days. Sleek handles the admin work and legal requirements, so you can focus on building your products instead of paperwork.
Never miss a filing deadline. Sleek tracks your compliance obligations across Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia, so your company stays in good standing without you chasing dates.
2026 costs
Government fees you pay either way, compared with Sleek’s starting package price.
| Jurisdiction | Government fees | Sleek package (from) | What Sleek includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| SG Singapore Private limited (Pte Ltd) | S$315S$15 ACRA name application + S$300 incorporation | S$600Government fees included | ACRA filing and fees, first-year company secretary, Sleek Business Account |
| HK Hong Kong Private limited (Ltd) | HK$3,895HK$1,545 Companies Registry e-filing + HK$2,350 one-year business registration | HK$4,973Local founders · from US$890 for overseas founders | Companies Registry filing, business registration fee, first-year company secretary, registered office in Central |
Fees checked in October 2026 from the Hong Kong Companies Registry, ACRA and Sleek. Prices can change, so confirm on Sleek before you buy, and enter code AF329009 at checkout for HK$500 off.
Services
Sleek handles business incorporation in Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia, plus a registered address and virtual mailroom so you can establish a local presence fast.
Specialist corporate secretary services keep your company compliant through timely filings and accurate record-keeping. Sleeksign gives you free, unlimited legally binding e-signatures.
Fixed monthly pricing and automated bookkeeping keep your financials ready for audit and tax filing. Expert accountants handle audit and taxes through a 100% digital process.
Australia
Yes, if you want an online, all-in-one provider. Sleek registers Australian companies with ASIC for local founders and offers a dedicated service for founders setting up from overseas. It also provides a registered business address, ASIC agent and annual review, accounting and bookkeeping.
Australian law requires at least one director who lives in Australia, so overseas founders need a resident director before registering.
ACRA charges S$15 for the company name application and S$300 for incorporation, so government fees total S$315. Sleek’s Singapore packages start from S$600 with these government fees, a first-year company secretary and a business account included.
The Companies Registry charges HK$1,545 for an electronic incorporation filing, and a one-year Business Registration Certificate costs HK$2,350 from 1 April 2026. Sleek’s Hong Kong packages start from HK$4,973 for local founders, including these fees, a first-year company secretary and a registered office address.
Yes. Foreigners can own 100% of a Singapore company. You can relocate on an EntrePass, obtain an Employment Pass, or stay overseas and appoint a local nominee director to meet the resident-director requirement. You also need at least one shareholder, minimum paid-up capital of S$1, a local registered address and a company secretary.
Yes. Registration runs through ACRA’s BizFile+ portal. Foreigners cannot access BizFile+ directly because it requires Singpass, so a registered filing agent such as Sleek submits the name application, incorporation documents and fees electronically on your behalf.
Once all documents are ready, incorporation through ACRA typically completes in 1 to 3 business days.
Yes. Hong Kong lets foreigners register companies with no physical presence required. Applications can be submitted online through the Companies Registry’s e-Registry, and providers like Sleek can act as company secretary and arrange a registered address.
Sleek’s Hong Kong application takes about 10 minutes to complete online. Most companies are incorporated within 3 to 5 business days after documents are submitted, with full setup taking up to a week.
Yes, with conditions. Australian law requires at least one director to be an Australian resident, so a foreigner can be a director but not the sole director. Once the resident-director requirement is met, the company is registered with ASIC. Sleek offers a service for founders registering from overseas.
Start your registration through the ToAsia.biz partner link and the code is applied automatically, giving you HK$500 off your Sleek incorporation. If you start on Sleek directly, enter AF329009 at checkout.
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