Hong Kong Immigration Tide 1997

For example, the types of Canadian immigrants include: economic immigrants, general skilled immigrants and family reunion immigrants, among which economic immigrants are divided into investment immigrants, entrepreneurs immigrants and self-employed immigrants.

For example, the types of immigrants in Australia include skilled immigrants and business immigrants. Among them, commercial immigrants are classified as 132, and they can take permanent residence directly in one step. There are also three categories: applying for a four-year temporary residence visa, including 163, 164 and 165. After obtaining a temporary residence visa, you can start a business in Australia for two years or invest for four years before passing the 890.

Migration tide is a large-scale migration phenomenon, mainly due to war, disease, famine or political instability, such as the great agricultural failure and economic crisis in Europe in the 1940s, which led to a large number of immigrants to the United States (see Irish famine). In the late 20th century, the wave of Hong Kong immigrants before 1997 was mainly due to "political phobia".