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There is no difference in applying for children to settle in Hong Kong before and after the Chinese New Year, but there is no problem in applying in advance.

"There are five ways to settle in Hong Kong:

-The first type: father-son relationship (father and mother must be permanent residents, and the applicant 18 years old or older).

-Category II: Husband-wife relationship (the applicant marries a permanent resident of Hong Kong)

-Third, students under the so-called Talents Program (studying abroad) can obtain Hong Kong identity cards after living in Hong Kong for seven years.

-Fourth: the so-called talent plan (investment immigration) must apply for a net asset of more than HK$ 6,543,800+million in the first two years …

-Fifth, take care of Hong Kong's elderly parents (Hong Kong has no children to take care of) "

(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. In addition to the above-mentioned documents required for applying for the HKSAR passport, the applicant must also submit:

1. Application Form for Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card (ROP 143 applies to people over 18 years old and ROP 144 applies to people under 18 years old).

2. Provide any of the following documents (original and photocopy):

(1) Hong Kong Certificate of Identity (CI); Abbreviation);

(2) British National (Overseas) Passport (BNO);

(3) British Dependent Territories Citizen (Hong Kong) passport (BDTC); (2 and 3 don't seem to be needed. )

(4) Other documents that can prove that the applicant enjoys the right of abode in Hong Kong.

3. If the applicant does not have the above documents, please provide any of the following sets of supporting documents (original and photocopy):

(1) birth certificate; Proof that the father or mother has settled in Hong Kong, such as travel documents with unconditional restrictions on residence; If only the father has settled in Hong Kong, parents' marriage certificates are required.

(2) Proof documents of continuous ordinary residence in Hong Kong for seven years, such as school attendance certificate, work certificate, official receipt, bank notes, etc.

(3) birth certificate; The Hong Kong permanent identity card of the father or mother and documents proving when they obtained the right of abode in Hong Kong, such as travel documents; If only the father has the right of abode in Hong Kong, the parents' marriage certificate is required.

4. Two recent color photos.

5. If the applicant originally held a Hong Kong identity card (non-permanent), he should return it with the application.

6. The application for ID card can only be submitted together with the application for SAR passport, and cannot be submitted separately.

Hong Kong immigration conditions:

First, skilled immigrants. What you need is an outstanding talent, such as Lang Lang, Fu Mingxia, or an expert-level talent who can immigrate to Hong Kong. Ordinary undergraduate graduates have some low qualifications, at least those with master's or doctoral degrees.

Secondly, marriage immigration. If you are a woman, it is easier to marry a Hong Kong person, but you have to wait five years before you can enter Hong Kong. It is not easy for men, because the Hong Kong government stipulates that the quota for men to marry Hong Kong women is very low.

Third, investment immigrants need 6.5 million assets to invest in real estate in Hong Kong, and they cannot enter Hong Kong until the funds are frozen for five years.

The above is my experience. The most feasible thing is to get married in Hong Kong. You can find such an intermediary company.