How to apply for third country status when immigrating to Hong Kong

Analysis of the third-country status of Hong Kong immigrants, many people are not so familiar with the third-country status, so next we will explain to you what is the third-country status. Take Hong Kong as an example. It is unacceptable for mainlanders to invest and immigrate to Hong Kong. If mainlanders want to invest and immigrate to Hong Kong, they must have the permanent residency of a country before they can apply for investment and immigration to Hong Kong as a third country. Follow? One country, two systems? In principle, Hong Kong is also a part of China. Therefore, strictly speaking, Chinese mainland residents who emigrate to Hong Kong still belong to one country and cannot be regarded as immigrants. In order to avoid this political statement, the Hong Kong government requires residents with foreign status to apply for immigration to Hong Kong as applicants. Therefore, applying for third country status is a necessary condition for mainlanders to immigrate to Hong Kong, and they can only immigrate to Hong Kong if they become foreigners first.

At present, China residents generally apply for small country permanent status, such as Latvian status, Bissau status and Vanuatu status, without going to the country in person.

Investment immigrants need the status of a third country, and the other categories are relying on their parents, inheriting property and getting married. These categories do not require third-country status. After obtaining Latvian permanent resident status, you can arrive in Hong Kong by investing in immigration. When you return to China, your mainland identity still exists.