Hong Kong has seen an increase of nearly 10 per cent in the number of well-qualified people who want to live here, says the Immigration Department. Most of those approved were from the mainland....
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- May 21, 2013
- Updated: 7:40pm
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Award-winning mainland actor Hu Jun will soon be one of Hong Kong's newest residents thanks to the Quality Migrant Admission Scheme.
The Quality Migrant Admission Scheme, aimed at luring highly skilled professionals to Hong Kong, attracted 127 qualified applications after the government relaxed restrictions last month.
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Threshold lowered in search for fresh talent
The government is stepping up its global quest to attract the best migrants to Hong Kong.
Following pianists Lang Lang and Li Yundi, one of Hong Kong's newest residents thanks to the Quality Migrant Admission Scheme is actress Zhang Ziyi.
Despite bringing in two world-renowned pianists - Lang Lang and Li Yundi - to the city, the Immigration Department said its Quality Migrant Admission Scheme had seen only 963 applications in...
Zhou Mi, an Olympic bronze medallist who came to the SAR to revive her Olympic dream, will make her debut for Hong Kong in the Singapore Super Series next month. Zhou was omitted from the China...
Approved applications under talent admission schemes:
General employment policy (2003-2006): 78,006
Admission scheme for mainland talents and professionals (July 2003-...
Elite immigrants could start arriving in Hong Kong by the end of the year with up to 12 months to find jobs or start businesses.
A scheme to attract talented people from the mainland and overseas to settle in Hong Kong is expected to come into operation by June, security officials say.
Admission scheme for mainland talent and professionals
Date of launch: July 2003
Candidates: Mainlanders with skills/knowledge not readily available or in short supply...
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