1. There are more than 500 securities companies in Hong Kong. Mainland customers can go to Hong Kong to find any well-documented securities company to open an account. Specific methods:

(1) Prepare identity information: ID card or passport, proof of residential address, that is, any credit card, fund, insurance statement, water and electricity bill, etc. Within three months, or the confirmation letter from the neighborhood Committee, fill out the form in a securities company with the qualification of Hong Kong stock agent, and it can be completed in about one week.

(2) Then go to China Bank, China Merchants Bank and other banks with foreign exchange business, exchange RMB for Hong Kong dollars, pay a certain fee for deposit in different places, and remit the Hong Kong dollars to the Hong Kong stock account opened by the account holder in the brokerage firm, and you can start trading Hong Kong stocks.

2. Through the securities company's homepage or online trading software, mobile phone trading software, or by telephone, the securities company is entrusted to issue a withdrawal instruction, which can be transferred to the customer's global bank card with the same name. Subscription of new shares can be based on relevant policies, and each new share can provide up to 9 times financing.

Extended data:

1. Hong Kong investors can buy and sell a stock countless times a day. The number of shares in a Hong Kong stock 1 lot is determined by the issuing company, such as 500 shares per lot, 1000 shares or 2000 shares.

2. There are differences in transaction fee systems between Shanghai Stock Exchange and Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Apart from the differences in the rates of a few payment items, there are also differences in the charging methods of some payment items:

(1) Commission: fixed by Shanghai Stock Exchange and negotiated by Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

The commission for A-share trading in Shanghai stock market is fixed, and the commission for Hong Kong stock trading can be determined through consultation between brokers and customers.

(2) Stamp duty: one-way in Shanghai and two-way in Hong Kong and Shanghai.

The stamp duty rates of the two cities are the same, both of which are 0.65438+ 0% of the transaction amount, but Shanghai shares charge one way and Hong Kong stocks charge two ways.

(3) transfer fees: Shanghai has a fixed proportion and Hong Kong has a fixed amount.

Shanghai stocks are charged at a fixed proportion of the number of transactions, while Hong Kong stocks are charged at a fixed amount.

(4) Dividend tax: "5, 10,20" in Shanghai and "0 or10" in Hong Kong.

The dividend tax of Shanghai stocks is divided into 5%, 10% and 20% according to the holding time, while local enterprises in Hong Kong market do not charge dividend tax, and mainland enterprises pay dividends at 10%.

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