What is the entrepreneurial immigration policy in Hong Kong?

The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region plans to comprehensively review the investment immigration plan, including the investment items and the lower limit, or increase it from the current 6.5 million yuan to 6.5438+million yuan or more, and is further consulting and making reference to the investment immigration situation in other countries.

After the outbreak of SARS in 2003, the Hong Kong government launched the "Entry Plan for Capital Investors" (referred to as the Investment Immigration Plan), stipulating that eligible foreigners can apply for the right of abode in Hong Kong as long as they invest more than HK$ 6.5 million in real estate and financial assets. By the end of March this year, the number of applicants for the investment immigration program had exceeded 1 10,000, and the accumulated investment in Hong Kong reached HK$ 47.3 billion, of which the ratio of investment in real estate to designated financial assets was about three to seven. However, figures in the first quarter of this year show that the proportion of investment in real estate has risen to 40%, reaching more than HK$ 2 billion, an increase of 6% over the previous quarter.

On the 28th, Member Liang Meifen raised a question, pointing out that Hong Kong's investment immigration plan was one of the reasons for pushing up property prices in Hong Kong. She hoped that the Government would review the relevant plans and increase the minimum investment of the investment immigration plan from the current $6.5 million to $6.5438+million or more.

Experts on deep-working immigrants reminded that those who invest in immigrating to Hong Kong should apply for immigrating to Hong Kong before the release of the New Deal to avoid policy risks.

Source: Deep Labor Migration Network