1did Britain give Hong Kong people preferential terms before 997? ? ?

In 1990, the United Kingdom introduced a scheme to British Hong Kong, officially known as the British Nationality Selection Scheme, to grant the right of abode to designated qualified personnel in the United Kingdom. 1990, Sir David Wilson, then Governor of Hong Kong, announced the right of abode scheme in Britain, which provided 50,000 family places and became a British citizen according to the British Nationality (Hong Kong) Act 1990. Quotas are mainly given to government civil servants who have held sensitive positions, those who have contributed to the colony and are important to the future of Hong Kong, and those who are most capable and motivated to apply for immigration. People with the right of abode in the United Kingdom can settle in the United Kingdom at any time without having to live in the United Kingdom for several years to obtain the right of abode (d), and the children of the holders can attend public secondary schools in the United Kingdom. In this way, people who have obtained the right of abode in the United Kingdom can live in Hong Kong with peace of mind., In case of problems in Hong Kong, they can go to the United Kingdom at any time to alleviate the brain drain and capital drain in Hong Kong. Donald Tsang, then Chief Secretary for Administration, was also appointed to promote the right of abode scheme. Later, after lobbying by Fei and Deng Lianru, the British government finally agreed to let the spouses and widows of Hong Kong veterans and non-Chinese Hong Kong residents (such as South Asians) obtain the right of abode in the UK at 1996. reference data