Conditions for Hainan people to move to Hong Kong

1. Marry or marry a Hong Kong resident.

Have immediate family members (such as parents) in Hong Kong, and the relatives are permanent residents of Hong Kong.

Third, to go to Hong Kong to take care of a dependent relative who is a permanent resident of Hong Kong, usually the elderly or the disabled, it is necessary to prove that no one can take care of him except the applicant.

Fourth, go to Hong Kong to inherit.

Fifthly, Hong Kong now has an Admission Scheme for Mainland Talents, and eligible mainland residents can apply to work in Hong Kong. This scheme aims to attract some mainland talents and professionals with recognized qualifications to work in Hong Kong, so as to enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness in the international market. Applicants 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 Hong Kong enterprises and related industries, thus promoting the economic development of Hong Kong. This scheme is also applicable to the importation of outstanding professionals in the arts, culture, sports and even the catering industry.

Apply for a student visa in Hong Kong and study in Hong Kong.

Apply for a work visa in Hong Kong and work in Hong Kong.

After entering Hong Kong through the above-mentioned one to five channels, you will first become a Hong Kong resident (non-permanent resident). After they have lived in Hong Kong for seven years, they can apply to become permanent residents in Hong Kong, thus obtaining the right of abode in Hong Kong.

If it is the sixth or seventh route, you need to switch to one of the first to fifth routes.

According to the Immigration Ordinance, any person who falls into one of the following categories is a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and enjoys the right of abode in the Region:

(1) China citizens born in Hong Kong before or after the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

(2) China citizens who have ordinarily resided in Hong Kong for seven consecutive years or more before or after the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

(3) A China-born child born outside Hong Kong before or after the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, and at the time of the birth of the child, the China citizen is a person who meets the requirements in item (1) or (2).

Any person who enjoys the right of abode as a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region referred to in this paragraph can exercise the right of abode only after the status of the permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region is confirmed, and must hold the following documents to confirm his status-

A valid travel document issued to him and a valid certificate of right of abode attached to the travel document;

A valid SAR passport issued to him; or

A valid permanent identity card issued to him.

(4) Non-China citizens who entered Hong Kong with valid travel documents before or after the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, have ordinarily resided in Hong Kong for seven consecutive years or more, and have taken Hong Kong as their permanent residence.

Usually, you must have lived continuously for seven years before applying to the Director of Immigration for permanent resident status in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

The person must make a declaration in the form prescribed by the Director of Immigration that he takes Hong Kong as his permanent residence. If the person is under 2 1 year, the declaration must be made by his father or mother or legal guardian. To this end, the person must provide information reasonably requested by the Director of Immigration to satisfy the Director that the person has taken Hong Kong as his permanent residence, which may include whether the person has his habitual residence in Hong Kong; Whether the main members of his family (spouse and minor children) are in Hong Kong; Whether he has a reasonable income to support himself and his family, and whether he pays taxes according to the law.

A person who claims to be a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region under this item does not have the status of a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region without applying to the Director of Immigration for approval.

(5) A child under 2 1 year-old born in Hong Kong before or after the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region by a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region mentioned in item (4) has the right of abode in Hong Kong at any time before the child is born or reaches 2 1 year-old.

When the person reaches the age of 2 1, he will no longer be a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. However, you may apply to the Director of Immigration for permanent resident status of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region at any time under item (4).

(6) People other than residents in Items (1) to (5) who only had the right of abode in Hong Kong before the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

The person must provide information reasonably requested by the Director of Immigration to determine whether the person only had the right of abode in Hong Kong immediately before the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

The person must declare that he only had the right of abode in Hong Kong immediately before the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

2/kloc-A person under 0/year old shall be declared by his parents or legal guardians.

A person born in Hong Kong on or after 1 July 19971year-old, whose father or mother was a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region at the time of his birth, is deemed to have the status of a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region according to this item, but this is only limited to the fact that he (except this provision) has no right of abode in any place (including Hong Kong).

When the person reaches the age of 2 1, he will no longer be a permanent resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. However, he may apply to the Director of Immigration for permanent resident status of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region at any time under item (4).