Yes, you need to provide the following information to open an account in a Hong Kong bank: 1, Mainland resident ID card;

2. Hong Kong and Macao Pass or Passport;

Note: Since Hong Kong and Macao passes and passports are valid, the ID number will change every time you change your ID card. Therefore, when you apply for a bank account, please record the ID number you used at that time, so that you can inquire or update your information with the bank in the future.

3. Address certification documents (within 3 months);

Note: The address certificate is issued in my name within three months, such as water bill, electricity bill, gas bill, bank bill, insurance company bill, telecom company bill, government official letter, etc. It should be noted that it must be mailed, and the address on the envelope is not accepted. It can only be the address printed on the bill, and you need my name and the date of issue. If you use an electronic bill, you can print out the above contents in the bill as proof of address.

Some banks are more strict, and they also need to provide the tax number of the mainland and the small note given by the customs when entering the country (again, don't throw it away casually).

Hengtong International reminds you to make sure that all the above materials are ready before you go to the bank.