How do minors immigrate to Hong Kong?

As long as you have worked and lived in Hong Kong for more than seven years, you can obtain permanent residency in Hong Kong. These students who have been in Hong Kong for four years can successfully obtain the permanent residency in Hong Kong as long as they work in Hong Kong for three years.

Marry a Hong Kong person:

However, there are quotas for such people to enter Hong Kong every year, so it's hard to say when they will arrive at you. You must live in Hong Kong for another seven years before you can obtain permanent resident status in Hong Kong.

Investment (also 7 years):

Investors must meet the following conditions before they can apply to come to Hong Kong:

(1) has reached the age of 18 when applying to come to Hong Kong under this plan;

(2) Its net assets in the two years before the application are not less than HK$ 6.5 million;

(3) investing not less than HK$ 6.5 million in the approved investment assets within six months before submitting the application to the Immigration Department or within six months after the application is approved in principle by the Immigration Department (except for investment in certificates of deposit, which must be made within six months after the application is approved in principle);

(4) No bad record in Hong Kong and its place of residence; and

(5) It can prove that it has the ability to make a living and provide shelter for its dependents without relying on the income, work income or public assistance brought by the approved investment asset category.

Types of permitted investment assets

At present, the permitted asset classes include real estate and financial assets, and capital investors can invest in one or a mixture of two permitted asset classes.

(1) real estate

Investors can invest in commercial, industrial or residential properties in Hong Kong, including land and uncompleted flats. There is no limit to the number of properties purchased under the stay in Hong Kong plan.

(2) Financial assets

Designated financial assets include stocks, bonds, certificates of deposit, post-debt and qualified collective investment plans (i.e. unit trust funds or mutual funds).

Hong Kong dollars is a little higher than RMB, and 100 Hong Kong dollars is equivalent to 103 RMB.

I will give you another website. Http://www.immd.gov.hk/zhtml/hkvisas_9.htm#settlement is from the Hong Kong Immigration Department. See if I can help.