How do China citizens apply for Hong Kong investment immigration?

According to Hong Kong's current immigration policy, China citizens are not included in the application. Therefore, China citizens cannot immigrate to Hong Kong directly. Unless you immigrate to Hong Kong through the Talents and Professionals Scheme of the Hong Kong Immigration Bureau, you must obtain permanent residence status in a third country before you can apply for immigration to Hong Kong. This paper introduces how China citizens can handle Hong Kong investment immigration from three aspects: basic conditions, required documents and factors that the Immigration Bureau will consider.

Basic conditions for investment immigrants in Hong Kong

1, financial assets

A. Shares-Shares of companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange are traded in Hong Kong dollars.

B. bonds-hong kong dollars.

C certificates of deposit-certificates of deposit in Hong Kong dollars issued by authorized institutions prescribed in the Banking Ordinance.

D. Post-debt-debt issued by authorized institutions under the Banking Ordinance and denominated in Hong Kong dollars.

E. Qualified Collective Investment Plan (CIS)

2. Real estate: Investment immigrants can invest in commercial, industrial or residential properties in Hong Kong, including land and uncompleted residential flats, and there is no limit on the number of properties they can buy according to the plan to stay in Hong Kong.

A: Chinese mainland people must obtain foreign permanent identity cards before they can apply for investment and immigration in Hong Kong.

B, the applicant 18 years old or above, with no illegal record before and after application.

C the applicant has not stopped for two years before applying, and his personal net assets are not less than HK$ 6,543,800+million. Immigrants must invest not less than HK$ 6,543,800+in one or two of the following investment asset classes.