You do not have to be British to join.
The British Chamber of Commerce is one of Hong Kong’s largest and most active international business organisations, representing a broad span of British, Hong Kong and international companies doing business in, with, or through Hong Kong.
Our Sterling Members.
Sterling is the chamber’s top membership tier: thirty memberships, VIP events and a personal relationship manager.
























From the chamber's newsroom
The newsroom sorts into chamber, member, industry and other news, and a good share of it is other organisations’ events and consultations: a sister chamber’s forum in Vietnam, a directors’ symposium, the Belt and Road Summit.
What it sets out to do
The chamber’s aim is to help members grow their business and to promote and represent their business interests, by providing representation and advocacy, networking and brand exposure, and information and insight.
While a number of member companies do business with Britain or have British operations, companies do not have to be British to join. A large number of Hong Kong, Chinese and international companies sit within the membership.
The chamber invites companies of all nationalities to join, and actively encourages them to support the inclusion of more young professionals and of professionals from diverse backgrounds.
Who we inviteFour classes
The General Committee in its four classes: elected board directors, ex-officio members from the British Consulate-General and the British Council, co-opted members, and the chairs of the fourteen sub-committees.
The business and funds of the chamber are governed by the General Committee. It meets six times a year and consists of board directors elected at the Chamber Annual General Meeting in June each year.
Ex-officio members from the British Consulate-General and the British Council, six co-opted members and the chairs of fourteen sub-committees sit on it too. See the full committee →
Sterling down to Additional
Four rates, all per twelve months. The chamber’s membership year starts in April and runs a full year, though a company can join at any point in it.
The chamber’s highest tier. It describes Sterling as an exclusive group of leading international and Hong Kong business names, with access to VIP events and a personal relationship manager.
HKD 120,000per 12 monthsFor businesses with a registered office in Hong Kong. Full access to the chamber’s benefits.
HKD 16,000per 12 monthsFor small businesses in Hong Kong with fewer than ten employees, start-ups incorporated in the last three years, registered non-profits, overseas businesses with no Hong Kong presence, and individuals whose company is not a member. Qualifying start-ups and non-profits receive 25 per cent off.
HKD 7,000per 12 monthsAvailable only to existing Sterling, Corporate or Classic members who need additional memberships.
HKD 3,500per 12 monthsThe chamber’s year












The membership year starts in April.
A company can join at any point in it. Four types, from a single Additional Member to Sterling's thirty seats.
