Hong Kong Residence by Investment
One Investment, multiple yields. Strategically invest in a country's economy or real estate market and secure residency rights, which comes with an array of lifestyle and financial benefits.
- Hong Kong’s Investment as Entrepreneurs: The General Employment Policy pathwayallows foreign investors to settle in Hong Kong. No minimum investment amount is required. Individuals need to establish or fund a start-up business that will make a substantial contribution to Hong Kong’s economy
- 4-8 months
- Spouse, children of main applicant (under the age of 18)
- No minimum physical presence required
- 7 years
Nestled in the heart of East Asia, Hong Kong stands as a dynamic and cosmopolitan city, renowned for its breathtaking skyline, vibrant markets, and rich cultural heritage.
The Hong Kong government has taken major initiatives towards attracting more family offices into the city by allocating an annual budget of $12.7 million for the next 3 years. The government aims to get at least 200 of the world’s top family offices to set up or expand their operations in the city by 2025.
With over 15,000 restaurants, including Michelin-starred establishments and street food delights, Hong Kong maintains its status as a global culinary paradise, making it a true haven for culinary enthusiasts.
CAPITAL
Hong Kong’s Investment as Entrepreneurs: The General Employment Policy pathwayallows foreign investors to settle in Hong Kong. No minimum investment amount is required. Individuals need to establish or fund a start-up business that will make a substantial contribution to Hong Kong’s economy
TIMELINE
4-8 months
DEPENDENTS
Spouse, children of main applicant (under the age of 18)
PHYSICAL PRESENCE
No minimum physical presence required
MINIMUM TIME TO QUALIFY FOR CITIZENSHIP
7 years
Nestled in the heart of East Asia, Hong Kong stands as a dynamic and cosmopolitan city, renowned for its breathtaking skyline, vibrant markets, and rich cultural heritage.
The Hong Kong government has taken major initiatives towards attracting more family offices into the city by allocating an annual budget of $12.7 million for the next 3 years. The government aims to get at least 200 of the world’s top family offices to set up or expand their operations in the city by 2025.
With over 15,000 restaurants, including Michelin-starred establishments and street food delights, Hong Kong maintains its status as a global culinary paradise, making it a true haven for culinary enthusiasts.