Immigration Livestream: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Latest Hong Kong Quality Migrant Admission Scheme Policies and Approval Strategies


In October 2022, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region John Lee stated in The 2022 Policy Address that the annual quota for the Quality Migrant Admission Scheme (QMAS) will be suspended for two years, effective from January 1, 2023. This means the next two years represent an excellent golden opportunity for applicants to the Hong Kong QMAS!


The Hong Kong Quality Migrant Admission Scheme is an immigration program implemented by the Hong Kong government, designed to attract highly skilled individuals or talents to settle in Hong Kong to enhance the city's competitiveness. This program is currently one of the few convenient pathways in the immigration market to quickly obtain Hong Kong residency. After obtaining Hong Kong status through the QMAS, applicants and their spouses and children can enjoy benefits such as high-quality education, healthcare, and convenient travel, even before obtaining permanent residency. Consequently, it has attracted many elite applicants from mainland China.


According to relevant data, the number of visa approvals for the QMAS by the Hong Kong Immigration Department continues to hit record highs! Recently, the results of the 64th QMAS selection were released, with a total of 706 approvals. While the number of approvals is rising, another piece of news has also drawn the attention of many applicants: according to official correspondence from the Hong Kong Immigration Department, the number of QMAS case files is currently approaching the 30,000 mark.


The Hong Kong government has suspended the annual quota for the QMAS, with the new policy valid for two years. Will the policy be tightened after two years? How will it be adjusted? It is currently unclear. For applicants interested in obtaining Hong Kong residency, seizing the current "talent-grabbing" policy of the Hong Kong government and taking advantage of the dividend period of the quota-free QMAS—by preparing and applying early—is the only way to stand out in the fierce competition of the future!


To assist those moving to Hong Kong for reasons such as status planning and children's education, and to resolve issues regarding Hong Kong status applications, Worldway Group has specially invited senior Hong Kong immigration experts to share the latest policies and approval strategies for the QMAS online. Please lock in to the "Worldway Livestream Room"—don't miss this exciting event!


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    November 3 (Thursday) 15:00

    Latest Policies of the Hong Kong QMAS

    and Comprehensive Analysis of Approval Strategies

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Immigration Livestream: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Latest Hong Kong Quality Migrant Admission Scheme Policies and Approval Strategies


Immigration Livestream: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Latest Hong Kong Quality Migrant Admission Scheme Policies and Approval Strategies

In 2022, Worldway Group will continue to host multiple livestream events, allowing you to stay informed about immigration policies, overseas investment, and post-immigration considerations from the comfort of your home. Please continue to follow and participate!


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