How to work in Hong Kong from the Mainland?

Only holders of Hong Kong identity cards can work in Hong Kong. If they have lived in Hong Kong for more than seven years, they will become permanent residents only if they have three stars on their identity cards.

Conditions for obtaining a Hong Kong identity card:

& lt 1 & gt； Inheritance right: heirs can inherit the property or inheritance of the decedent.

& lt2> International students: You can apply for postgraduate or doctoral programs at the University of Hong Kong.

& lt3> Family reunion: One parent is a permanent resident of Hong Kong and can apply for one-way residence in Hong Kong.

& lt4> Husband and wife reunion: One spouse is a permanent resident of Hong Kong and can apply for one-way residency in Hong Kong.

& lt5> Employment Relationship: With a postgraduate degree or above, you can apply for the Talents Program on the premise that you are employed in Hong Kong and have the professional experience that Hong Kong needs.

& lt6> Investment immigration: financial investment in Hong Kong stocks and funds, or real estate, with an investment of more than HK$10 million, can apply for investment immigration.

The main problem is that you must be ready to sign a labor contract with the employer. The employer must be a Hong Kong company with a certain scale and reputation, and it is eligible to apply for foreign workers. If he applies to the Hong Kong Immigration Department and is approved by the Hong Kong Immigration Department, he will be issued with an entry label. If you get the application from the public security organ where your account is located, you can come to work in Hong Kong with the entry label on your pass. Or, multinational companies move to Hong Kong to work. Hehe ... Bottom line: someone can hire you.

Otherwise, they are regarded as illegal workers, and they are black workers. It is illegal for non-Hong Kong residents and foreigners to work in Hong Kong. Employers and employees should bear legal responsibilities, and don't set an example. Wages and benefits in the Mainland are also constantly improving, and many Hong Kong people also go north to work and live in the Mainland.