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"Quality Migrant Scheme" news

http://news.gov.hk/en/category/lawan...223en08002.htm

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An initial annual quota of 1,000 is set. The requirements are:

* applicants must be aged 18 to 50;

* applicants must be capable of supporting and accommodating themselves and their dependents, without relying on public assistance;

* applicants must meet normal immigration and security requirements;

* applicants must be proficient in Chinese (Putonghua or Cantonese) or English; and,

* applicants must have a good education background, normally a degree. In special circumstances, good technical qualifications, proven professional abilities or experience and achievements supported by documentary evidence may be considered.
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Restriction removed

As of July 2003, dependants of people admitted into Hong Kong for professional employment or as capital investment entrants are not allowed to work unless they have the Director of Immigration's permission.

Noting the improving economic conditions and employment situation, Mr Lee said this restriction will be removed to enhance Hong Kong's edge in attracting professionals. Details, including the effective date, will be announced later.

Upon completion of not less than seven years of continuous ordinary residence in Hong Kong, Quality Migrant Admission Scheme immigrants may apply for right of abode.
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