How do mainlanders settle in Hong Kong?

Immigration conditions for professionals in Hong Kong:

Hong Kong's "Professionals" Entry Scheme (Mainland Talents Admission Scheme) aims to attract some mainland professionals with recognized qualifications to work in Hong Kong, so as to meet the demand of local talents and enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness in the international market. These mainland talents must have professional knowledge and skills that Hong Kong lacks or cannot provide immediately. The imported talents must be able to contribute to the daily operation of local enterprises and related industries, thus promoting the economic development of Hong Kong.

Compared with the previous investment immigration plan in Hong Kong, applicants do not need to invest in high assets, do not need third-country status, and do not need to explain the source of assets. The capital cost is lower than the investment immigration plan. Only RMB 6,543,800+0.3 million is needed, and the whole family can come to Hong Kong to arrange the application. After half a year at the earliest, the whole family will obtain Hong Kong status, and your children can study in Hong Kong and enjoy quality education in Hong Kong. Once immigrants are approved, they can enjoy all the benefits of Hong Kong residents.

People who are allowed to work in Hong Kong under the Admission of Mainland Talents Scheme may apply for changing jobs after coming to Hong Kong, but they must still meet the application qualifications stipulated in the Admission of Mainland Talents Scheme and engage in jobs related to their qualifications and professional knowledge. If necessary, you can apply to the Hong Kong Immigration Department for changing jobs, and you can apply for permanent residence status in Hong Kong after seven years.

According to the eligibility criteria of the student visa policy of the Hong Kong Immigration Department, mainlanders can apply for a student visa as long as they meet the following two points.

1) The applicant holds an admission notice from the school, which proves that he has been admitted to a certain course;

2) Applicants can afford their tuition, living expenses and accommodation without working or relying on government subsidies.

Legal basis: Article 3 of the Regulations on Household Registration in People's Republic of China (PRC) is the responsibility of public security organs at all levels. In towns with police stations, the jurisdiction of the police station shall be the domicile; Townships and towns without public security police stations shall be under the jurisdiction of townships and towns as household registration. Township and town people's committees and public security police stations are household registration organs.