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Hong Kong Immigration Economy
Official New Data on Hong Kong Investment Immigration Released
Since the official restart of the "New Capital Investor Entry Scheme" in Hong Kong in March 2024, market feedback has been swift and positive. By the end of 2025, the scheme had received a total of 2,852 applications, expected to bring over HKD 85.5 billion in funds to Hong Kong. In the context of generally increasing thresholds and stricter approvals for global investment immigration, this achievement fully reflects Hong Kong's continued attractiveness as an international financial center and indicates a growing recognition of the value of Hong Kong residency among the market.
The Influence of Mainland China on the Hong Kong Real Estate Market Continues to Rise
As the demand for office space in Hong Kong from mainland enterprises continues to grow, the role of mainland capital in the Hong Kong residential market has gradually shifted from buyer to developer. The influence of mainland China on the Hong Kong real estate market continues to rise, and favorable policies from the central government have become the key to maintaining growth in Hong Kong's office, retail, industrial, and residential markets in the future.
Hong Kong to Invest HK$500 Million to Support New Agriculture Policy
Hong Kong is an international financial and trade center, and the Hong Kong government also places great emphasis on investment in agricultural modernization and sustainable development. Among the major policies announced in the 2016 Policy Address, one is the implementation of a new agriculture policy. The new agriculture policy includes the establishment of an agricultural park covering approximately 75-80 hectares and the creation of a HK$500 million Sustainable Agricultural Development Fund. Investors immigrating to Hong Kong may wish to...
Total Number of Registered Companies in Hong Kong Approaches 1.3 Million by End of 2015
Hong Kong is a high-potential startup hub and a financial center connecting Asia with Western countries, offering distinct opportunities for entrepreneurship in fintech and hardware manufacturing. According to the latest statistics released on the 10th by the Companies Registry of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, the total number of local companies registered in Hong Kong under the Companies Ordinance reached nearly 1.3 million by the end of 2015.
The Golden Era of Hong Kong's Construction Industry Has Arrived
Hong Kong's main industries include retail, services, tourism, and finance. With the recent boom in the real estate sector and rapid urbanization, along with an increasing number of people immigrating to Hong Kong, the construction industry has become increasingly important to alleviate the high-density population and crowded urban spaces. At the recent opening ceremony of the Hong Kong Construction Industry Council Service Centre,
First Batch of Mutual Recognition of Funds Between Hong Kong and the Mainland Approved
Recently, the first batch of mutual recognition of funds between Hong Kong and the Mainland was approved, with a total of 7 funds registered as mutually recognized funds. The mutual recognition of funds is a major breakthrough in opening the Mainland fund market to offshore funds, and it opens up new areas for the asset management industries in both Hong Kong and the Mainland, providing investors who immigrate to Hong Kong with more diversified choices.
The Hong Kong Competition Ordinance Officially Takes Effect on the 14th
Hong Kong is recognized as one of the more competitive economies, and its relaxed business environment not only benefits the economic development of the region but also significantly enhances its ability to attract foreign investment and immigration. Historically, Mainland China has been the main investor in Hong Kong's economy, ranking as the third-largest source of foreign direct investment. Many investors with plans for overseas property are choosing to immigrate to Hong Kong as a springboard to the international market.
Leung Chun-ying: Hong Kong Has Great Potential for Internet Development
In February this year, Alibaba invested HK$1 billion to establish the 'Hong Kong Young Entrepreneur Foundation' to support young people in Hong Kong in starting their own businesses and to encourage them to take the first brave step toward entrepreneurship. It is clear that there are valid reasons why so many people choose to settle and immigrate to Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Immigration Economy: High-End Transformation of the Electronics Industry
Hong Kong is a highly prosperous international metropolis with one of the highest economic and living standards in the world. The economic prosperity of Hong Kong is attributed to the freedom of its market economy. Investors who choose to immigrate to Hong Kong are opening a window to expand into international markets. In recent years, the rapid development of Hong Kong's electronics industry cannot be underestimated, with continuous growth in export volume, and the industrial upgrade and transformation is already...
Evergrande Group Acquires the United States Wan Tong Building in Hong Kong
China's third-largest real estate developer, Evergrande Group, announced on Wednesday on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that it has agreed to acquire the United States Wan Tong Building located in the Wan Chai District from Hong Kong developer Chinese Estates Holdings Limited for HKD 12.5 billion (approximately USD 1.6 billion).
Hong Kong Brokers Accelerate Expansion into Mainland Market
The Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect is about to celebrate its first anniversary, and the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect is also actively advancing, while Hong Kong brokers are accelerating their expansion into the mainland market, especially internet brokers. Futu Securities, a purely internet-based broker registered in Hong Kong, has established a presence in several cities in the mainland and has received two consecutive rounds of investment from internet giant Tencent and capital mogul Sequoia Capital.
Leung Chun-ying Expects More Canadian Enterprises to Settle in Hong Kong
The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Leung Chun-ying, met with Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne at Government House on the 10th to exchange views on issues of mutual concern. Leung stated that Hong Kong, as an international financial and trade center, possesses a WorldWay and talent that can assist Ontario enterprises in expanding their business in the Asia-Pacific region. He hopes that more Canadian enterprises will settle in Hong Kong and leverage its...