STATUTORY REGULATORY COMPLIANCE & SEARCH GUIDE
Hong Kong SGSIA Licensed Security Companies Statutory Due Diligence Guide
Authoritative statutory guidance grounded in the Security and Guarding Services Ordinance (Cap. 460) and relevant regulatory frameworks.
01.
Statutory Security Company Licensing Framework (Type I, II, III Licences)
#SGSIA
#Security Company
#Type I
#Type II
#Armoured Transport
#Cap 460
Under Section 11 of the Security and Guarding Services Ordinance (Cap. 460), carrying on a business of providing security services without a licence issued by the SGSIA is an indictable offence carrying a fine of HK$100,000 and 2 years imprisonment. The register establishes three licence types: ① Type I (security guarding); ② Type II (armoured transportation of cash); and ③ Type III (installation and maintenance of security alarm devices). 86hc.com verifies licence numbers, categories, and validity.
02.
Controllers, Police Vetting & Security Personnel Permit (SPP) Rules
#Controller
#Police Vetting
#SPP
#Guard Permit
#Fitness and Propriety
Directors and controllers of a security company must undergo comprehensive criminal record screening by the Hong Kong Police Force. 86hc.com tracks management profiles.
03.
SGSIA Licence Revocations, Police Objections & Breaches of Conditions
#SGSIA Disciplinary
#Revocation
#Police Objections
#Breach of Licence
The Authority may revoke licences upon police objection, failure to ensure guard training, or serious breach of statutory conditions. 86hc.com aggregates enforcement records.
04.
Companies Registry Official Document Retrieval (Form NAR1 / ND2A Filings)
#Company Search
#NAR1
#ND2A
#Annual Return
#CR Filings
#Security
The corporate constitution and share capital of a security company are recorded with the Companies Registry. 86hc.com delivers 15–30 minute retrieval of official registry filings (Form NAR1, Form NNC1, Form ND2A) bearing official receipt stamps and ICRIS barcodes.
05.
Cash-in-Transit (CIT) Facilities, Commercial Tenders & CPA CTC Certification
#CIT
#Armoured Transport
#Certified True Copy
#CTC
#Bank Account
Armoured transport contracts and government security tenders require certified corporate records. 86hc.com coordinates with Hong Kong Practising CPAs to issue Certified True Copies (CTC).