Hong Kong, China Immigration News

Hong Kong youth encouraged to start businesses via e-commerce

Hong Kong immigrants' perspective on doing business in Hong Kong: According to Hong Kong media reports, the Hong Kong government has established a 300 million HKD "Youth Development Fund" to assist young people in starting businesses. Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury K.C. Chan stated yesterday (the 3rd) at a youth entrepreneurship forum that the expansion of the e-commerce scale in mainland China has changed people's lifestyles. The Hong Kong government is highly interested in developing financial technology (FinTech) and will fully support youth entrepreneurship.

Hong Kong's Real Estate Market Performed Well in the First Half of the Year

The Hong Kong Watch and Clock Fair is About to Open

Proposed Elevated Pedestrian Bridge in West Kowloon, Hong Kong

Hong Kong University Students Experience Tea Culture in Beijing

Singapore Chinese Orchestra Performs in Hong Kong for the First Time

Hong Kong and Mexico to Initiate Negotiations for an Agreement on the Promotion and Protection of Investments

Over 120,000 Mainland Applications Entered Hong Kong Through Three Talent Schemes

Zhuhai to be within a half-hour reach of Hong Kong upon completion of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge

Hong Kong to “Optimize” Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront

Hong Kong Immigration Focus on Hong Kong Immigrant Life: Director of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Hong Kong SAR Government, Michelle Li, stated on the 22nd that the plan to optimize the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront aims to transform it into a more attractive and vibrant public space. Both project construction and operating expenses will be borne by the operating organization, involving no public funds, allowing the public to enjoy the optimized facilities without paying a single cent. It is believed that for the public, this is quite a...

Hong Kong to Host Inaugural "Hong Kong Licensing Awards"

Hong Kong Immigration: The "Hong Kong Licensing Awards 2015," organized to promote the local creative industry and drive the vigorous development of the licensing sector, held its launch ceremony on the 25th. Industry professionals believe that the licensing sector plays a vital role in the creative industry and hope that Hong Kong universities will strengthen relevant training.

Hong Kong Seniors Aged 80 Receiving Old Age Living Allowance to Become Eligible for Dental Subsidy

Hong Kong Immigration Life: Starting from the 1st of next month, the Community Care Fund will extend its dental service subsidy program for the elderly to eligible individuals receiving the Old Age Living Allowance. The first phase will cover 130,000 seniors aged 80 or above. The Fund has reserved HK$800 million to cover the expenses of the expanded project for the first three years.