How do mainland residents go to Hong Kong to accompany their children to school?

How do mainland residents go to Hong Kong to accompany their children to school? Companionship is a good way to express love. For the better development of children, many parents let their children choose to study in Hong Kong. But I was afraid that my child would be lonely in Hong Kong, so I chose Hong Kong to accompany me, but I didn't know through what channels. Today, Bian Xiao will share with you: How can mainlanders go to Hongkong to accompany me? Especially how do non-parents go to Hong Kong to accompany them?

1, visiting visa

An endorsement to visit spouse, parents (including spouse's parents) and children can only last for 3 months, and it often takes time and energy to renew it.

2. Investment immigration

The entry scheme for Hong Kong-funded investors means that the applicant has invested HK$ 6,543,800+in Hong Kong stocks, funds, bonds and certificates of deposit, and can apply to become a permanent resident of Hong Kong after seven years. However, in June of 20 15 and 1, Hong Kong's investment immigration was suspended, and when it will be reopened is still unknown.

3. Outstanding Talents Program

That is, the Talents Entry Scheme, the standard of which is "whether it is necessary for Hong Kong's social and economic development" and the requirements are strict. Hundreds of people are actually approved each year, mainly film and television actors, athletes and academic experts. For the average person, the difficulty is still very high.

4. Study abroad accompanying plan

Studying with students means that parents will go to universities in Hong Kong for further study. Because they have a student visa, they can stay in Hong Kong for several years, and the courses are relatively easy, while taking care of your children. You can stay and work in Hong Kong after graduation, and you can apply for permanent resident status after staying in Hong Kong for seven years, which is equivalent to studying abroad.

Children's education experts suggest

Children's lack of parental companionship and communication can easily lead to mental excuses, especially the special status of non-children and the need for parental companionship.

All kinds of problems faced by cross-border children, such as safety, adaptation, social communication and communication with parents, all point to one answer-it is better for both parents to stay in Hong Kong, give them more psychological companionship and care, and help them adapt to the environment and grow together.