At present, there are two ways for mainland residents to open Hong Kong stock accounts:
1. Open an account with a Hong Kong securities company.
About two copies of materials are required:
A Identity information: choose one of ID card, Hong Kong and Macao pass and passport.
B proof of address: payment receipts for water, electricity, gas, fixed telephone and mobile telephone fees in any month within three months, or bank bills, etc.
2. Open an account with a mainland brokerage company.
At present, some brokers in Chinese mainland can directly open Hong Kong stocks. You just need to make an appointment with these securities companies in official website, fill in the relevant information, and then go to the designated place to verify your identity.
Processing flow:
A. Submit an account opening application online
Fill in the application form online. After successful submission, download or print the submitted application form.
B, prepare the application materials
Identity information: choose one of ID card, Hong Kong and Macao pass and passport. Proof of address: payment receipt of water, electricity, gas, fixed telephone, mobile phone or bank bill in any month within three months.
C, prove
The application for coming to the counter is completed by myself, and online witness requires relevant video witness and other procedures.
D. Opening an account
After receiving the complete set of application documents submitted, pay a telephone call back, including risk disclosure. If the application is approved, the applicant will receive an account opening welcome letter and an encrypted URL link by email; Follow the prompts for relevant verification, confirmation and operation.
Brokers help customers open Hong Kong stock trading accounts and help customers open capital accounts in local banks in Hong Kong; However, through the opening of Hong Kong stock accounts by brokers, brokers have to charge a certain commission.
20 18-07-09 Xiaomi group was officially listed on the hong kong stock exchange (stock code 18 10). It is reported that Xiaomi Hong Kong's IPO price is 17 Hong Kong dollars (about 14.3 RMB), with a valuation of 54.3 billion US dollars (about 360.53 billion RMB), ranking among the "top three IPOs of global technology stocks in history" and the first pilot of "same share with different rights" in Hong Kong's capital market. However, Xiaomi broke on the first day of listing, and the opening price was 16.6 Hong Kong dollars (about RMB 14 yuan), down 2.35%.