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News about Hong Kong's investment immigration policy

If you are not careful, you may have to pay more to invest and settle in Hong Kong.

The price increase is no one's patent, and the Hong Kong investment and settlement project across the river from Shenzhen may also go crazy. Recently, the investment immigration circle has been harassed. On the one hand, Quebec, Canada is about to open its doors to welcome guests, triggering a wave of "quota" snapping up; On the one hand, new E B -5 projects in the United States emerge one after another, and the lowest price of 500 thousand dollars is unpredictable. It is a bit dangerous to invest and settle in Hong Kong, which has been favored by entrepreneurs in Shenzhen recently. Since June 5438+00 is not only the "Ten Zhou Nianji" of this project, but also the triennial "review period", the policy variables become very neurotic at this time. With an investment of 6,543,800+million, the whole family can move to Hong Kong. Is this the last supper? If you are not careful, you will pay hundreds or even tens of millions more. What are the possibilities? If you think money is not a problem, why does Hong Kong attract your wallet?

Investment increased to HK$ 65,438+0,500-20 million?

At every node, the policy vane always becomes sensitive. According to the industry, this year is the first decade of the "Entry Scheme for Hong Kong Investors" launched in June 2003. As the most "orthodox" investment and settlement policy in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the current requirement of the Capital Investor Entry Scheme is to invest HK$ 654,380+million in financial products, including securities and stocks, for a period of seven years. There is no requirement for the source of funds and management experience, just need to prove that it has continuously owned HK$ 6,543,800,000 in the past two years. According to the data provided by the Hong Kong Immigration Department, the number of applications and approvals is increasing every year, and most of them are China citizens with foreign permanent resident status. According to unofficial statistics, during 10 years, about 10 people were approved. In the eyes of many people in the Shenzhen industry, the Hong Kong government may re-evaluate this fund settlement plan this year, and the policy may be tightened.

Chang Yu, CEO of Shenzhen Asia, America and Europe, analyzed that according to the Hong Kong government, the investment threshold of immigrants is reviewed every three years. The "review" three years ago was accompanied by the improvement of the investment threshold-from the initial investment of 6.5 million to 6.5438+million; Investment projects are allowed to cancel real estate and increase insurance-related products.

"This year coincides with the third year of the implementation of the new policy in June 20 10." In response to the policy revision, Changyu predicted that it is more likely that the investment will increase to HK$ 65,438+0,500-20 million in June this year, which may increase the requirements of third countries.

From June+10 this year, Hong Kong's immigration policy has reached a three-year review period, but the interests of all parties have not yet been reconciled. The lower class disapproves of immigration because of the interests of life, and the upper class is unwilling to give up because of the huge money brought by immigration. Therefore, the Leung Chun-ying government is very cautious. Therefore, the immigration policy was not reviewed in June 5438+10 as promised, and the policy address was postponed to June 5438+10 next year. People in the industry, including some government sources, are not optimistic about the adjustment of immigration policy. It is possible to raise the threshold, increase the living requirements or temporarily close down. Because Hong Kong chose to raise prices last time, direct investment increased by half, and Macao's immigration policy has been closed, so these choices have precedents.