How do mainlanders buy houses in Hong Kong?

1. According to the provisions of the Basic Law, children of public officials born in Hong Kong can buy houses on the job and have the status of Hong Kong residents. Mainland public officials in Hong Kong refer to those who are stationed in the Mainland, hold a pass to and from Hong Kong and Macao on business, and have an endorsement on the inside page that the holder is a national public official and is assigned to work in Hong Kong and Macao. ?

According to the original regulations, anyone who has worked and lived in Hong Kong for more than seven years can obtain the right of abode in Hong Kong. Public officials working in Hong Kong represent national interests. They are assigned to work in Hong Kong, so they have the right to buy a house.

Many celebrities have their own homes in Hong Kong. If they want to settle in Hong Kong, they can buy a house and immigrate, that is, they can settle in Hong Kong and buy a house if they meet certain standards in Hong Kong.

4. In addition, I would like to remind you that mainlanders can't buy a house in Hong Kong in one lump sum. The requirement is that the buyer must pay a down payment ranging from 30% to 50% first, and then borrow the rest from the bank. Banks generally need a deposit certificate of at least 654.38 million yuan when borrowing money.