Hong Kong: Work Visas

Hong Kong currently offers several major pathways for internationally mobile individuals to live, work, and eventually settle in the city: the General Employment Policy (GEP), the Top Talent Pass Scheme (TTPS), the Investment Visa (Entrepreneur), and the New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme (New CIES). Many prospective applicants, particularly successful founders, senior executives, and high-net-worth individuals, find they technically qualify for more than one of these routes.

The UK and the European Union jointly published, on 26 February, the draft legal text of the UK-EU treaty to govern Gibraltar’s post-Brexit relationship with the EU.

As an international city, Hong Kong has more than its fair share of child removal applications through the Family Courts. Many of its citizens originate from overseas, from all over the world...

The Citizenship by Ancestry program has gained significant attention in recent years as an alternative route to obtain citizenship in certain countries.

The global economic downturn coupled with the continuous growth of public expenditures has prompted nations to recalibrate their tax frameworks to tackle budget shortfalls.

Hong Kong is actively enticing global talents to migrate to Hong Kong through the Top Talent Pass Scheme ("TTPS").

The ‘strong checks' for RBI schemes cover all necessary measures to prevent them from posing security, money laundering, tax evasion and corruption risks.

The Hong Kong British National (Overseas) visa route has attracted a great amount of attention over the past year.

Since the implementation of the National Security Law in Hong Kong, countries around the world have introduced immigration schemes to attract and retain highly-skilled Hong Kong talents.