How to settle in Hong Kong?

To settle in Hong Kong, I only know these kinds:

1. A company in Hong Kong hired you and let you get a work visa to work in Hong Kong. After working and living in Hong Kong for 7 years, you can apply for permanent resident status in Hong Kong.

2. Investing in immigrants, if you invest more than HK$ 6 million in real estate or other industries in Hong Kong and deposit more than HK$ 500,000 in Hong Kong banks, you can apply for permanent resident status in Hong Kong.

3. Through the "Admission of Mainland Talents Scheme" in Hong Kong, you can apply for this scheme if you have special talents and skills, a degree from a famous university in Europe and America, and outstanding achievements in a certain research field or academic field. The Hong Kong Immigration Department will conduct a comprehensive review and evaluation of you based on your application materials. After the evaluation is passed, you can apply for permanent residence in Hong Kong.

4. If the immediate family members are in Hong Kong and have Hong Kong permanent resident status, they can apply to come to Hong Kong. However, applicants who have reached the age of 18 are very difficult to schedule because there are too many applicants.

How do mainlanders live in Hong Kong?

There are several ways, 1. If you are looking for a job in Hong Kong and have a work visa, you can stay in Hong Kong temporarily. Generally speaking, however, Hong Kong does not recruit mainlanders unless you are a very capable person. 2。 Marry a Hong Kong person, and then the other half will apply to you for the past. After living for seven years, you can get permanent residency and change your ID card and passport. 3,。 Investing in immigrants, starting a company in Hong Kong or investing more than 6.5438+million to buy a house can all immigrate to Hong Kong. Living in Hong Kong.

How can I settle in Hong Kong?

1. Talents plan immigration. (Hong Kong lacks top talents in various industries)

2. Investment immigration: HK$ 6,543,800+million.

3. Marry a Hong Kong person and apply for Hong Kong status.

4. Your parents are permanent residents of Hong Kong and have no other children in Hong Kong at the age of 60. You can apply for permanent residence in Hong Kong on schedule.

All of the above can obtain Hong Kong identity cards (non-permanent) and apply for permanent identity cards after living in Hong Kong.

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Another way:

1. Work endorsement. (Hong Kong basically does not recognize mainland education, so it is best to get a diploma from abroad or Hong Kong first. Employers must prove to the Immigration Bureau why it is necessary to hire foreigners. Or mainland companies are sent to Hong Kong. )

2. Being admitted to the University of Hong Kong and entering Hong Kong with a student endorsement. You can apply for a job endorsement when you look for a job after graduation.

All of the above are based on living in Hong Kong. You can apply for a Hong Kong identity card directly after living in Hong Kong for seven years.

References:

See which one suits you.

How do mainlanders move to Hong Kong for long-term settlement?

Hong Kong does not accept mainland immigrants, even if you invest millions to buy a house, you can't get a Hong Kong identity card. But I won't promise again. Maybe you can get billions, but if you have so much money, why go to Hong Kong?

Only through

1, get married, marry a Hong Kong person with a Hong Kong ID card, and it will take about five years to get an ID card.

2. If your parents are in Hong Kong and are over 60 years old, you can go to Hong Kong in the name of taking care of your parents.

3. It is difficult to apply for excellent material projects. Generally, you have to get a perfect score of 1.65 to ensure that you can definitely go. The passing score is 80, but if you just pass, it will be difficult to pass. Because there are many people. If you get full marks, you will be approved soon, and you will usually get your ID card within 1 year. Such as Zhang Ziyi, Lang Lang and Tang Wei.

There is a company in Hong Kong that wants you to work in the past, so they will apply for your past job. You can work legally in Hong Kong, live for more than 7 years and get an ID card.

How to apply for settlement in Hong Kong?

Don't bother. From the day of marriage, notice to apply for residence three and a half years later. I just made it in May this year.

Adopt it

How can I settle in Hong Kong?

After living in Hong Kong through legal channels for seven years, they can apply for permanent identity cards, and Hong Kong people can apply for one-way permits after five years of marriage. After arriving in Hong Kong, you can apply for a permanent identity card directly. After the application is approved by the "Talents Scheme" in Hong Kong, you can immediately obtain a Hong Kong permanent identity card. If the net assets of the investment immigration plan are over HK$ 6.5 million, you can apply to immigrate to Hong Kong and become a Hong Kong citizen (this plan is not aimed at mainlanders, and Chinese mainland people must obtain the right of abode in a third country before they can immigrate to Hong Kong).

How can I settle down in Hong Kong for a long time?

1。 Looking for someone to get married, according to the score, you can generally live there after 5 years and get an ID card after 7 years.

Investment immigrants now seem to be 6.5438+million, but I think what are you doing in Hong Kong with so much money?

3. Talent plan, only people like Lang Lang, Zhou Xun and Hins Cheung can get this treatment.

This method is the most realistic. If you have a high degree in China, at least a bachelor's degree, and good English, then you can apply to study in Hong Kong, find a job in Hong Kong after graduation, and settle down after studying and working for seven years. My friend is like this, but she is an undergraduate student at Fudan University and a graduate student at Hong Kong University. If you think you have the same ability, try it.

By the way, there is another long-term solution. You can have a baby in Hong Kong (although I'm not sure if a child without parents can get an ID card now). When you are 65 years old, you can immigrate there, but only if you have no children to take care of you in the mainland.

How do mainland residents settle in Hong Kong?

Let your aunt become your mother. Hong Kong companies generally give employees 10,000 yuan. Go ahead.

How do mainlanders live in Hong Kong for a long time?

1 A spouse who is a Hong Kong resident can apply for permanent residence in Hong Kong.

Persons whose immediate family members are Hong Kong citizens and under the age of 18, or persons whose immediate family members are only one and have reached the age of 65, can apply for permanent residency in Hong Kong in the name of being cared for or caring for their relatives.

3 excellent talent introduction plan, I don't know this, so I won't say it. You can check, but generally you have to make some contribution to society before you can participate in the plan.

4 investment, including buying a house, I don't know about this either ~ but it is generally calculated in millions, and the property prices in Hong Kong are prohibitively expensive.

You said that if you live in Hong Kong for a long time, you will become a permanent resident. If you just go to work, you can find a company that also has business in Hong Kong and apply for assignment to Hong Kong. But you are not from Hong Kong, just go there and work, and you can only do the work given by your company, and you can't quit your job, otherwise it will be regarded as illegal labor and illegal residence. If you are a student, you can stay there if you can get into a university in Hong Kong, but you can't get a hukou if you get into it.

I hope I can help you.

What is the settlement process in Hong Kong?

In fact, as long as you have worked and lived in Hong Kong for more than seven years, you can get permanent residency in Hong Kong. And these students who have been in Hong Kong for four years can actually get the permanent residency in Hong Kong as long as they work in Hong Kong for three years. Investors must meet the following conditions before they can apply to come to Hong Kong:

(1) has reached the age of 18 when applying to come to Hong Kong under this plan;

(2) Its net assets in the two years before the application are not less than HK$ 6.5 million;

(3) investing not less than HK$ 6.5 million in the approved investment assets within six months before submitting the application to the Immigration Department or within six months after the application is approved in principle by the Immigration Department (except for investment in certificates of deposit, which must be made within six months after the application is approved in principle);

(4) No bad record in Hong Kong and its place of residence;

(5) Be able to prove that they have the ability to support themselves and their dependents and provide shelter without relying on the income, work income or public assistance brought by the approved investment assets.

Entry procedures in Hong Kong:

(a) the necessary conditions of the applicant

(1) China mainlanders must obtain permanent residency in foreign countries before they can apply for investment immigration in Hong Kong.

(2) The applicant 18 years old, with no bad record.

(3) The net assets of the applicant in the two years before the application are not less than HK$ 6.5 million.

(2) Documents to be submitted by the applicant.

A. identification documents;

B. The net assets held for two years shall be no less than HK$ 6.5 million;

C. Purchase real estate or financial assets in Hong Kong according to the plan;

D. power of attorney;

E. application form [ID(C)967, ID(C)936A, b, I]. Note: Details.

Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Permanent Identity Card

China citizens who meet one of the following conditions are eligible to apply for Hong Kong permanent identity cards issued overseas:

(1) Born in Hong Kong, and his father or mother has settled in Hong Kong at the time of birth or at any time after birth;

(2) ordinarily residing in Hong Kong for more than seven consecutive years at any time before or after the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region;

(3) Born outside Hong Kong, and at the time of birth, the father or mother was a China citizen and had the right of abode in Hong Kong.

People who have the right of abode but do not hold a Hong Kong permanent identity card must apply for a Hong Kong permanent identity card at the same time when applying for a HKSAR passport.