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the right of permanent residence in Hong Kong (the right of permanent residence in Hong Kong)

According to the Immigration Ordinance, any person is a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and enjoys the right of abode in the Region:

(1) China citizens born in Hong Kong before or after the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

(2) China citizens who have ordinarily resided in Hong Kong for seven consecutive years or more before or after the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

(3) A China-born child born outside Hong Kong before or after the establishment of the China Special Administrative Region, and at the time of the birth of the child, the China citizen is a person who meets the requirements in item (1) or (2).

Any person who enjoys the right of abode as a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region referred to in this paragraph can only exercise it when the status of a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region is established, and he can only establish it by holding the following documents -

A valid travel document issued to him and a valid certificate of right of abode issued to him and attached to the travel document;

a valid SAR passport issued to him; Or

a valid permanent identity card issued to him.

(4) Non-China citizens who entered Hong Kong with valid travel documents before or after the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, and have ordinarily resided in Hong Kong for seven consecutive years or more, and have taken Hong Kong as their permanent residence.

Ordinary continuous residence for seven years must be seven years immediately before the date when the person applies to the Director of Immigration for permanent resident status in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

The person must make a declaration in the form required by the Director of Immigration that he takes Hong Kong as his permanent residence. If the person is under the age of 21, the declaration must be made by his father or mother or legal guardian. To this end, the person must provide information reasonably required by the Director of Immigration to satisfy the Director that the person has taken Hong Kong as his permanent residence, which may include whether he has his habitual residence in Hong Kong; Whether the main members of his family (spouse and minor children) are in Hong Kong; Whether he has a reasonable income to support himself and his family and whether he has paid taxes according to the law.

A person who claims to be a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region under this item does not have the status of a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region if he has not applied to the Director of Immigration for approval.

(5) A child under the age of 21 born in Hong Kong to a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in Item (4) before or after the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, whose father or mother has enjoyed the right of abode in Hong Kong at any time before the child was born or reached the age of 21.

On reaching the age of 21, the person ceases to be a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. However, you may apply to the Director of Immigration for permanent resident status of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region under item (4) at any time.

(6) people other than residents in items (1) to (5) who only had the right of abode in Hong Kong before the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

The person must provide information reasonably required by the Director of Immigration to determine whether the person only had the right of abode in Hong Kong immediately before the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

The person must make a declaration that he only had the right of abode in Hong Kong immediately before the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

A declaration made in respect of a person under the age of 21 must be made by his father or mother or his legal guardian.

If a person under the age of 21 was born in Hong Kong on or after July 1, 1997, and his father or mother was a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region at the time of his birth, he is deemed to have the status of a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region according to this item, but this is only limited to the fact that he (except this provision) has no right of abode in any place (including Hong Kong).

On reaching the age of 21, the person ceases to be a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. However, he may apply to the Director of Immigration for permanent resident status of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region under item (4) at any time.

There is no difference between permanent residency and local residents in Hong Kong, and both of them can enjoy all the benefits provided by Hong Kong. To be honest, as early as the 198s, all those who came to Hong Kong illegally or legally obtained the right of permanent residence. Tu is already a [Hong Kong resident], so the two are just a matter of name, and there is not much difference in substance!

if you have obtained the qualification of Hong Kong resident for a long time, the benefits of obtaining permanent residency in Hong Kong will be cancelled in principle.

(1) You can save HK$ 6.5 million immediately.

According to Hong Kong laws, mainlanders must invest HK$ 6.5 million in the housing market and stock market in Hong Kong before they can get the whole family to immigrate to Hong Kong. By giving birth in Hong Kong, they can get the permanent residency in Hong Kong as soon as their children are born, and they can apply for their parents to move to Hong Kong when they are adults.

(2) Free entry and exit management

With the Hong Kong SAR passport, you can enter 134 countries and regions around the world without a visa, including developed countries in Europe and America such as Britain, Canada, Italy and France, and easily enter Europe and America to study and do business; It is very easy for Hong Kong citizens to immigrate to a third country. It will be very easy for Hong Kong residents with Hong Kong passports to emigrate to a third country. Canada, New Zealand and other Commonwealth member countries give very relaxed immigration conditions. It is also very convenient for Hong Kong residents with Hong Kong passports to enter and leave the United States, and the US consulate gives them a relaxed and fast visa policy.

(3) High-quality and internationally recognized academic qualifications

Schools in Hong Kong have always followed the western education model. Schools implement bilingual education in both Chinese and English, and students have been learning English since kindergarten. There are many universities, among which the educational quality of Hong Kong University, Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Chinese University of Hong Kong is recognized by the world. Hong Kong implements nine-year free compulsory education in both Chinese and English, and students can attend primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong only by paying tuition and miscellaneous fees each semester.

(4) domestic famous schools are exempt from examination

Hong Kong-born babies can enter the best primary schools, middle schools and universities in the Mainland without examination. Hong Kong-born babies in mainland cities can enter the international classes of the best famous primary and secondary schools without examination and receive the best bilingual education. You can enter Tsinghua Peking University and other well-known domestic universities with low scores, or you can choose to study in Hong Kong University, or you can directly take an examination of American universities.

(5) Superior social welfare

Hong Kong's medical security system and social security system are perfect, public hospitals are open to the general public, and outpatient and hospitalization fees are free. After becoming permanent residents, they also enjoy social benefits such as unemployment benefits, pensions and living allowances for the elderly.

(6) loose population policy

The Hong Kong government has never formulated a birth restriction policy. As long as a pregnant woman legally resides, she will give birth in Hong Kong, and the child will be granted permanent status in Hong Kong immediately after birth, and enjoy the child welfare in Hong Kong. Mothers who are going to have more than two babies will have no worries when they give birth in Hong Kong.

(7) 1% employment rate

The employment rate of college students in Hong Kong is 1%, with an average monthly salary of HK$ 12,. In 25, Hong Kong had 3.4 million employment opportunities, and the employment rate of the working population reached 95%. In 25, the average monthly salary in Hong Kong was HK$ 11,4. In 25, the employment rate of Hong Kong university graduates was 1%, and the average monthly salary reached HK$ 12,, and the annual salary increase after graduation exceeded 15%.

(8) Exquisite medical care

1% employment rate In short, you will enjoy the care of professional obstetricians, their superb medical skills and friendly service attitude, and alleviate the doubts or worries about prenatal or childbirth. For babies, they will get thoughtful and caring professional care. Let the baby meet the beginning of life happily.

(9) Family members come and go many times in three months, and they are free to come and go

(1) Parents will immigrate to Hong Kong in the future and enjoy Hong Kong benefits.