Why do Hong Kong investment immigrants need third country status?

Because both Hong Kongers and mainlanders are Chinese, Chinese cannot immigrate to China, so they need a third country status as a springboard to immigrate to Hong Kong. The specific reasons why Hong Kong immigrants need to obtain third country status are as follows. Because Hong Kong is a Special Administrative Region, non-Hong Kong SAR people need to apply for immigration to obtain the right of residence in Hong Kong. And because both Hong Kong and mainland people have Chinese nationality, it is very contradictory for mainland people to move to Hong Kong, which requires a third country status to apply. The third-country status must be a permanent residence status, and it can be applied for by the whole family. Because the third-country status is just a springboard, you need to find someone who can obtain permanent residence very quickly.