The Dutch Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong
An independent international business association for Dutch and Dutch-related business in Hong Kong.
Funded by its members
It is a member-driven, non-profit, non-governmental organisation of business people, and sustains itself through membership subscriptions, advertisements and events.
The Dutch Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong can be seen as a more exclusive business club, which organizes events to create a network platform for its members.
dutchchamber.hk/frequently-asked-questionsThe Dutch Chamber of Commerce, founded in 1991, is an independent international business association, representing Dutch or Dutch-related companies of all sizes and individuals that have a stake in developing trade in, with, or through Hong Kong.
The Chamber has over 130 companies as member ranging from global market leading multinationals, SMEs and startups.
Seven committees, all run by members
The Dutch Chamber has several committees, all run by DutchCham members. The committees form the core of the Dutch Chamber. Not only do they organise and arrange speakers for key events and seminars of the Dutch Chamber, they also assist in recruiting new members, collecting materials for our publications and much more.
What it costs, in their own figures
A DutchCham membership runs annually from 1 April to 31 March. Membership fees are paid on a pro-rata basis. Rates as published on 22 September 2026, in the currency the chamber quotes them in.
Gold Member
Corporation, corporate representative plus 10 additional members. Full page listing in the business directory, logo on the website and all DutchCham events, exclusive events, an article in the newsletter and on LinkedIn.
Corporate Member
Corporation, corporate representative plus 5 additional members. Half page listing in the business directory, an article in the newsletter and on LinkedIn, corporate news in the newsletter and on social media.
SME Member
Exclusive to SMEs with less than 50 employees worldwide. The corporate representative has a voting right, basic listing in the business directory, no additional members.
Associate Member
Individual. The member has voting rights, basic listing in the business directory, no additional members.
Overseas Member
Individual or corporation, non-resident in Hong Kong. No voting rights, basic listing in the business directory, no additional members.
Start-Up Member
Exclusive to SMEs for a period of two years. The start-up should have no affiliated companies outside of Hong Kong. No voting rights, basic listing in the business directory.
Young Professional Member
Individual under 32 years. No voting rights, basic listing in the business directory, no additional members.
The members with a mark
The public Companies tab of their directory, A to Z, as published on 22 September 2026. Their Individuals tab is private people and is not carried here, and the full business directory with members’ details is available to members only.
From the newsroom
Headlines and dates as the chamber published them. The China Committee’s Navigating Mainland China Fact Sheet and the annually updated guide to setting up a business are both downloads on their own site.
The companies on their wall
Gold Sponsors, the one rank the chamber names, carried in the footer of every page of their own site. A sixteenth slide in that carousel is an empty slot offering the space, and is not a sponsor.
15Gold Sponsors
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Contrary to the Dutch Kamers van Koophandel, the Dutch Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong receives no government funding. It is a non-profit company, founded and funded by its members, the Dutch business community in Hong Kong.