Where is the immigration office for new immigrants from Hong Kong and how to get their ID cards?

Since August 2007, Macao's investment immigrants have not been open to the mainland. Of course, if you entrust an intermediary immigration company, you may still be able to handle it under the condition that the bank deposit in Macao is not less than 500,000 patacas or the deposit in Macao is not less than 654.38+00,000 patacas. I also think it is more cost-effective to apply for investment immigration to Macao, but Macao is too small and limited. If you really want to find a job or something. The total area of Macau is only 25/ 1 of Hong Kong. Get their ID cards simply because the system there is more convenient or there are fewer restrictions on traveling abroad. As of 2007, more than 70 countries have granted visa-free or visa-on-arrival treatment to Macao SAR passports.

In contrast, the threshold for investment immigration in Hong Kong is relatively high. According to the incomplete statistics of the Hong Kong Immigration Department, the personal wealth invested in Hong Kong in 2007 was not less than HK$ 765.438 billion+million, which was far higher than the requirement of the Hong Kong government for 6.5 million investment immigrants to go offline. Moreover, Hong Kong investment immigrants can't have two places without marriage, which means that they can only get ID cards for spending 6.5 million Hong Kong dollars, more than going to the United States. Of course, it should be noted here that Hong Kong investment immigrants are not open to mainland residents, so it is necessary to entrust immigration intermediary companies to handle them, unless individuals have permanent residency in a third country and have so many real estate licenses in Hong Kong.

I don't know if I'm detailed enough.