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Frequently asked questions about handling Hong Kong immigration: How to prove personal assets?

A: According to the regulations of the Hong Kong government, the asset certificate in the name of an individual (the principal applicant's personal net assets in the two years before the application are not less than HK$ 6,543,800+million) includes bank deposits, stocks, bonds, real estate and company shares.

1. All personal bank account information (if the account was opened earlier than two years in the past 24 months, please inform the date of opening the account) → such as proof of deposit, passbook details, bank statement, etc. (including Hongkong, China Mainland and overseas);

2. Real estate under the name of the Hong Kong immigrant applicant → real estate license/real estate sales contract/invoice/mortgage contract/tax document, etc. ;

3. Stocks and bonds: monthly statements or related materials;

4. Ownership of the company → original and photocopy of the business license/latest capital verification report/changes in equity certificate (if any)/financial report of the company in recent two years.