Court Reporting & Depositions in Hong Kong

All of our deposition suites are outfitted with video conference equipment. With local legal videographers, Planet Depos makes videoconferencing in Hong Kong easy. Our conference locations are fully stocked with office supplies, refreshments, wireless internet and copy/fax machines.

No prior permission required for depositions in Hong Kong:

• Hong Kong is a member of the The Hague Evidence Convention.
• Depositions can be taken at any location.
• Review your deposition checklist for Hong Kong.
• When scheduling an interpreter, make sure to note whether the dialect needed is Mandarin or Cantonese.

• U.S.-trained court reporters and videographers living in Hong Kong.
• Vetted interpreters with extensive deposition experience.
• No Travel Fees.
• On-the-ground assistance to handle exhibit printing, shredding, and other administrative needs.
• 24/7 support.

Most U.S.-based attorneys prefer the convenience of conducting depositions at a conference room in their hotel in Hong Kong. For those that prefer an alternative, we are pleased to offer the following conference room location:

21F Pico Tower
66 Gloucester Road
Wanchai, Hong Kong
Phone: (852) 3018 4997

20/F, 100 QRC
One International Finance Centre
Hong Kong
Phone: (852) 3018 4997

Contact us for assistance with hotels and conference rooms in Hong Kong.

• Chinese New Year is the most beloved of all holidays in Hong Kong (also Taiwan). The actual dates vary each year, but one thing that does not change – this is the busiest, most expensive travel season in Hong Kong. It is worth checking your deposition dates to make sure they do not fall within Chinese New Year, as interpreters will usually decline to work during this holiday, and conference rooms will be booked far in advance, etc.
• Street food! Hong Kong is renowned for its food, particularly the street food. A food tour is a must in this city – try stinky tofu, fish balls, and other unique dishes. You can even get dim sum dishes street food style!
• Victoria Harbour – the largest harbor in China anchors one of the world’s most spectacular skylines. Definitely a must-see if depos take you to Hong Kong, whether you walk through the promenade or hop on a ferry.