[pondok]

I didn't have enough solid experiences back so the agent recommended me to do investment visa.
What she did was basically submitted what I gave her without coloring things up, of which I could've done it myself. *sigh*

[Woo]

I suggest you check out Relocenter Ltd. www.relocenter.com.hk

I feel that my Investment Visa was very 'borderline', as I had been told by another visa specialist that I had no hope. Relocenter managed to get me one no problems.

They were extremely helpful & kept me updated through every stage of the process, so can hopefully do the same for you.


Good luck...

[shri]

Before you go spend money with another immigration agency, you have to figure that if you don't have solid experience as a job seeker, the chances are that is why your investment visa was rejected.

Do the ones you went with originally have a money back policy?

[nivantj]

Shri,
Not quite sure what is it that job seeker has to do with investment visa!!!..
Isnt that a scheme to invest 6Mil in HK and get the visa!!..

[pondok]

Originally Posted by shri

Before you go spend money with another immigration agency, you have to figure that if you don't have solid experience as a job seeker, the chances are that is why your investment visa was rejected.

Do the ones you went with originally have a money back policy?

nah, no money back guarantee, i didn't know there's such thing tho

[pondok]

Originally Posted by Woo

I suggest you check out Relocenter Ltd. www.relocenter.com.hk

I feel that my Investment Visa was very 'borderline', as I had been told by another visa specialist that I had no hope. Relocenter managed to get me one no problems.

They were extremely helpful & kept me updated through every stage of the process, so can hopefully do the same for you.


Good luck...

if you don't mind, could you tell me a little bit about ur process, e.g. cost and how the agency helped u...

i'd love to learn more...

thanks in advance

[pondok]

Originally Posted by shri

Before you go spend money with another immigration agency, you have to figure that if you don't have solid experience as a job seeker, the chances are that is why your investment visa was rejected.

Do the ones you went with originally have a money back policy?

The rejections reason:
1. business not big enuf, hence they doubt it''ll benefit hk economy.
2. nature of business too common (IT/software firm).
3. cannot demonstrate my 5 years+ of experiences.

Now the agent asked me to rent an office space, and employ 2 ppl. before submitting reconsideration.
However this will not guarantee that the appeal will successful.

So I am thinking if I should go ahead with it or not.

[Woo]

Pondok,

I do not have any staff, don't have a great deal of capital & I also do not have any permanent office premises, but still managed to obtain a visa.

The main difference between you & me could be that I've lived in HK for over 5 years now & could rely on 2 local residents to sign their lives away on my behalf!!!

Relocenter also offer the 'money-back guaranteed' visa service, whereby if they take on your case & it does not get authorised, your initial deposit will be refunded to you.

I advise you to give them a quick call...

[PDLM]

Originally Posted by nivantj

Shri,
Not quite sure what is it that job seeker has to do with investment visa!!!..
Isnt that a scheme to invest 6Mil in HK and get the visa!!..

No - you're confusing an Investment Visa (which is essentially for people to set up a business here which will employ local people and add to the economy; there is no specific financial investment requirement, but you have to show a credible business plan) and the Capital Investment Entrant Scheme, which is the one where you simply bring a large amount of cash and invest it in property or local equities or similar.

[pondok]

gave them a call today and setup an appointments.
wish me luck and i really appreciated the advices