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10

Aug 2023

How to Stop Worrying About Your Hong Kong Visa & Start Applying!

Posted by / in Employment Visas, Family Visas, Investment Visas, Long Stay & PR, Musing, Special Programmes / 16 responses

Worrying About Your Hong Kong Visa ?

Everyone, at some point during their time in Hong Kong, has had to deal with the hassle of visas down at the Immigration Department in Wanchai.

First, you have to get the damn thing, and then you need to extend it. Before long  (maybe) you’ll change employers, possibly start a new business, get  divorced, have a baby, meet your life partner, be made redundant or go on to make Hong Kong your permanent home.  And at every stage, you’ll more than likely find yourself at Immigration Tower, wondering how the heck you’re going to get through it all.

The Immigration Department website is informative but not especially helpful. Online forums while well-intentioned are not totally reliable.  The advice of friends is trustworthy, but not often entirely relevant and immigration consultants, seemingly two-a-penny these days, are not especially cheap.

So where CAN you  get good, reliable, professional, easy to follow, step-by-step  Hong Kong visa and immigration advice that is completely free of all costs?

Simple, just read on…..

Stop Worrying About Your Hong Kong Visa – Start Applying!

The reason why sorting out your visa situation can be such a pain is straightforward.

It’s called “Poacher vs Gamekeeper”.

You see, the definitive source of Hong Kong visa information is the Hong Kong Immigration Department itself.

So far, so good.

Their website is comprehensive, well written, informative and tells you clearly what documents you need to supply. Moreover, Immigration Officers are friendly and the service they provide is exceptionally well delivered. ImmD are a solid bunch of professional, government administrators doing a fantastic job at a very reasonable cost to you the service user.

Worrying About Your Hong Kong Visa ? – ImmD Won’t Help You!

However, the Immigration Department will never tell you everything you really need to know about how to go about your visa application. That’s because it’s their job only to inform you how to use the immigration service, not to advise you on it. It’s what the HKID don’t tell you that creates your visa anxiety and, after giving you just enough information to piece together your paperwork, they expect you to lift up your skirt, as it were, and show them everything you’ve got – warts and all. Then, and only then, will they decide your application.

The Hong Kong Immigration Department always hold the cards close to their chest for the exact visa circumstances you find yourself in. Offering anything even close to advice about how to manage your visa application would seriously impact on their ability to properly judge your case circumstances and their overall assessment of the facts, as you disclose them in your papers.  So, you’ll get no joy from the HKID there!

They’re not going to tell you exactly how to sort out your dependant visa mess now that your rat fink husband has run off with your Helper, nor can you expect them to discuss with you the merits of each different type of company structure as a suitable sponsor for your inter-company transferee working visa application.

There’s no way they’re going to give you any advice at all on the merits of your case, whatever the type, nor will they, for example, make any suggestions whatsoever about how to argue away missing periods of residence in the seven years you claim that you’ve been living in our fine city. That’s not, when all is said and done, their job.

Worrying About Your Hong Kong Visa ? – Where To Turn?

It can be a real problem to get good, relevant advice, as no two Hong Kong immigration situations are ever the same. What worked in one set of circumstances doesn’t automatically follow in another.  Friends and colleagues often have some personal experience with the Immigration Department (after all, we have all had dealings with Wanchai’s Finest,  at one time or another during our lives here) but that experience itself is often quite limited and typically occurred quite some time prior (and things do change, let’s not forget).

Advice on public forums can be hit and miss and besides, who wants to put such an important life matter in the hands of (no doubt?) well meaning strangers? After all, your all-important Hong Kong immigration situation is not the same as the recipe for granny’s oatmeal bread!

You can turn to professional immigration advisors but their advice doesn’t come cheap and, more often than not, they want to handle your entire visa situation, not just the part of it you need help with (which is reasonable as, ultimately, they do have to be accountable for the application outcome).

So, just trying to figure out what to do and how to go about doing it can make your head spin and cause sleepless nights as the clock ticks down on your current visa, which will expire far too soon for comfort.

So, what’s the answer?

It’s called the Hong Kong Visa Application Roadmap.

 

 

 

The Roadmap takes you, step-by-step, through the process for any type of Hong Kong visa application – helping you to navigate the labyrinth of the Immigration Department’s hidden application consideration criteria.  Only available to subscribers to our mailing list, the Hong Kong Visa Application Roadmap works in tandem with The Hong Kong Visa Handbook and is equal in value to at least a one hour consultation with our firm – which would normally cost you 2,000 Hong Kong Dollars.

But for you, it’s absolutely free!

This is what you get:


1.  Roadmap-Download

The 6 page Roadmap PDF, laying out the 4 process elements of any Hong Kong immigration case. This unique resource provides you with a comprehensive, actionable visa application plan.


2.  4-Video-Tutorials

The video tutorials are 15 minutes in length. You receive a video daily for 4 days, each one discussing sequentially 1 of the 4 elements of your Hong Kong visa application plan.  Delivered by email, these bite-sized presentations bring the Roadmap to life and enable you, the layman, to easily apply professional visa advice to the exact specifics of your own case situation.


3.  Your-Questions-Answered

As a subscriber to our mailing list, you are entitled to a personalised, podcast answer from me personally to any question you may have, as you build up your visa application plan. This 100% free service tops and tails perfectly your use of the Hong Kong Visa Application Roadmap allowing you to get the professional advice that you need in light of your particular visa case circumstances – free of any cost to you!

So, sign up now and get started down the path towards solving your Hong Kong immigration application headaches once and for all – anxiety-free with your all-important visa approval within easy reach.

The Hong Kong Visa Application Roadmap is 100% unique, 100% professional and 100% free!

Oh, and your email information is absolutely safe with us.  Go on, sign up now!

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09

Aug 2023

Extending Your Hong Kong Dependant Visa After Divorce – Is It Possible?

Posted by / in Family Visas, Your Question Answered / 57 responses

Can You Extend Your Hong Kong Dependant Visa After Divorce?

First Published February 17, 2016

This is a Hong Kong immigration situation that happens a lot more frequently that you might imagine!

 

Hong Kong Dependant Visa After DivorceUpdated August 2023

Can You Extend Your Hong Kong Dependant Visa After Divorce?

QUESTION

I would like to know if there is any possibility to extend your Hong Kong dependent visa after divorce from a spouse who used to be my sponsor.

Presently I am a student in Seoul, Korea though I have been visiting Hong Kong at least once or twice a year since 2014.

My current dependent visa expires 2016/10/09.

I would like to maintain my residency in Hong Kong and I hope your expertise in immigration matters might be of great help to me.

Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you.

ANSWER

Unfortunately, in the wake of your divorce from your dependant visa sponsor, unless you have a continuing rationale for remaining in Hong Kong there’s not much you can do, especially if you actually live in another country at this time.

My best advice would be to return to Hong Kong, start working for a third party employer (you don’t need special permission to do this with your current dependant visa) and in 2013 when your dependant visa expires, ask your employer to sponsor your employment visa to continue your residence in Hong Kong.

This should not be too much of a problem to accomplish.

After that, so long as you remain in Hong Kong as an employment visa holder, you should be able to get to 7 years continuous ordinary residence and thereafter make an application for the Right of Abode.

There’s no silver bullet in your circumstances I’m afraid.

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07

Aug 2023

Divorce Visa Hong Kong – What Are Your Options if Your Marriage in Hong Kong Has Irretrievably Broken Down?

Posted by / in 60 Second Snapshot, Family Visas, VG Front Page / 46 responses

Divorce Visa Hong Kong – An Oldie But A Goodie!

Updated August 2023

Divorce Visa Hong Kong – The Impact

Divorce Visa Hong Kong – so, for better or for worse, you and your spouse have gone your own separate ways and the question of your dependent visa hangs over your head like the sword of Damocles and you don’t know where to turn as regards your continuing immigration permissions to remain in Hong Kong

Divorce Visa Hong Kong – Maintain The Immigration Status Quo?

Firstly, if your separation is amicable, your partner could agree to accommodate the continuing sponsorship of your dependant visa until you complete your divorce proceedings, assuming, of course, that it is his or her intention to remain in Hong Kong as it is yours.

Divorce Visa Hong Kong – A New Immigration Rationale For Remaining?

If this is not on the cards, then you have to look to the rationale for what is keeping you here and seek to adjust your status from sponsored family with a dependent visa to an alternate immigration category

So, for example, if you are presently working you should apply for an employment visa sponsored by your current employer to allow you to remain in Hong Kong to continue performing that work.

If you are not yet working but plan to start doing so, you should work for your new employer on the strength of your dependent visa until at least six weeks before your current limit of stay expires, and then seek to adjust your status to an employment visa sponsored by that employer.

If you have started your own business, no matter how small, that could form the basis of an investment visa application.

In such a case even though the test for approval calls for you to be able to show that you can make a substantial contribution to the economy of Hong Kong, ImmD will take all the circumstances of your life into consideration and look at your application favorably even if it means that at most, at least for the foreseeable future, you will be able to earn a reasonable living from it.

However, if you have not yet started the business and you do not have the fact of your children remaining in Hong Kong sponsored by your ex as a contributing reason for ImmD to approve an application for an investment visa driven by that new business, the Immigration Department will not cut you too much slack and thus your application will be considered just like any other and no account of your special circumstances will be taken and no advantage afforded.

On the other hand, if you are a person of especial talent, you could make an application Under the Quality Migrant Admission Scheme.

But be aware this is a competitive programme and will take six months to finalize all things considered.

If you have at least HKD10 million in liquid funds that you can lock into Hong Kong until such a time as you have been resident in Hong Kong for a total of 7 years continuously, you could apply for a Capital Investment Entrant Scheme visa – but you need to have owned these assets for a minimum of 2 years prior to submitting this application so funds from a recent divorce settlement might not count for eligibility. NOW POSTPONED

Divorce Visa Hong Kong – Are You A Top Talent?

The Hong Kong Top Talent Pass visa is a type of visa targeting skills of a particualr kind that the Hong Kong government aims to attract from around the world to support our economic development and the Top Talent Pass Scheme targets high earners and grdautes for the world’s top 100 universities.

To pursue acquiring a Hong Kong Top Talent Pass visa, you can follow a step-by-step process outlined in the Hong Kong Visa Application Roadmap. This roadmap is a comprehensive guide for making any Hong Kong immigration application and covers various aspects such as assessing circumstances, current immigration status, visa type, sponsorship, and application methods. It works hand-in-hand with the Hong Kong Visa Handbook, which provides detailed information and guidance on the visa application process.

To learn more about the Top Talent Pass visa and the application process click here.

Divorce Visa Hong Kong – The Education Option

Finally, you might be able to able to take advantage of the Immigration Arrangements for Non Local Graduates, either as a fresh or returning graduate.

This means if you have previously graduated with a bachelor or postgraduate degree from a Hong Kong university and have a job offer from an established Hong Kong employer, you can enjoy ‘ favorable consideration’ for an employment visa application in your circumstances.

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06

Aug 2023

How To Cure Your Hong Kong Visa Extension Headache & Make Sure It Gets Approved The Very First Time!

Posted by / in Employment Visas, Family Visas, Investment Visas, Long Stay & PR, Musing, Special Programmes / 23 responses

The Hong Kong Visa Extension Kit

Let’s face it, the regular traipse down to Immigration Tower (even if it’s now metaphorically also a traipse online) to get your visa extended is a right royal pain in the @ss.

Hong Kong Visa Extension – Uncertain Process?

The process is uncertain, you’re not sure what exactly you need to prepare and there’s always that nagging doubt that they might even say NO to your application!

Hong Kong Visa Extension – How Long Will It Be For?

Moreover, you’re never really sure how long they’ll extend your visa for, the number of trips to Wanchai you’ll need to make, nor how much sitting around you’re going to have to do in a soulless government office while the Hong Kong Immigration Department do ‘their thing’, seemingly, year after year…

Hong Kong Visa Extension – Is There A Decent Free Resource to Help?

Wouldn’t it be great if there was a professionally prepared resource you could rely on to take away the hassle of the Hong Kong visa extension process? A resource that contained all the things needed to help you get the visa renewal monkey off your back, and even though it was prepared by a Hong Kong visa and immigration specialist consultancy, was completely free of charge?

Well, now there is.

Hong Kong Visa Extension Kit – Read On To Learn More…

The problem ultimately lies in the fact that the HKID website simply doesn’t provide all the answers to the questions which flow naturally from the process of a Hong Kong visa renewal.

Essentially, all the instructions and details of the information required to extend your visa are contained within a ‘one-size-fits-all’ visa extension application form. This makes it very difficult to suss out what the actual process is really all about. For example:

  • The form speaks of a ‘current employment letter’ – but doesn’t indicate what that letter should contain.
  • In some cases they want a copy of your HKID card – and often times, they do not.
  • The process calls for an employment contract for some lines of work – and for others, it’s simply not needed.

While the form clearly indicates that it should take about 2 weeks to finalise your case, it doesn’t say anything about applications made late in the day, just before your visa expires; it states nothing about what to do if you’re no longer working for your original employer; it makes no mention of how to manage the situation if you’ll be away on a long-planned holiday on the date that your current visa comes to an end.

This is because the role of the Hong Kong Immigration Department is to inform and decide, not to offer advice.  Figuring out what to do in a round-peg- square-hole situation is your problem, not theirs.

But there is a solution.

It’s called the Hong Kong Visa Extension Kit.

Hong Kong Visa Extension – Everything You Need

This valuable resource contains all of the information, guidance and templates you need to process any kind of residence visa extension for Hong Kong – completely free of charge.

The Hong Kong Visa Extension Kit is available only to members of our mailing list, so this is what you need to do:

1                     Sign up to our mailing list.

2                     Receive the link to the Hong Kong Visa Extension Kit special download page.

3                     Watch the short presentation.

4                     Download the templates, checklists, official forms and the visa-specific  How-to-Apply Guide.

5                     Prepare your extension application bundle.

6                     Submit your case.

7                     Get your approval!

Best of all, if you are uncertain about the specifics which apply in your own particular situation, as a member of our mailing list, you can ask me a question and I will give you a PodCast answer within 48 hours via the HongKongVisaGeeza blog.

So, why not sign up now and get the Hong Kong Visa Extension Kit sent to you today.

It’s 100% unique, 100% professional and 100% free!

And, as always, your email information is absolutely safe with us.

So, if you’re looking for a fuss-free Hong Kong visa extension application with all of your questions answered, sign up now for the Hong Kong Visa Extension Kit right now.

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Aug 2023

The Hong Kong Training Visa – All You Need To Know To Get Approved The First Time

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Approval Criteria for a Hong Kong Training Visa

Foreign nationals and residents of mainland China who wish to acquire specialized skills and knowledge through training  may have their application for a Hong Kong training visa approved based on strict eligibility criteria. This post aims to provide an overview of the requirements for a training visa application in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Training Visa

Hong Kong Training Visa – Are You Eligible?

An application for a Hong Kong training visa may be considered positively if the following criteria are met:

  1. There should be no security objections against the applicant and no record of serious crime.
  2. The bona fides of the applicant and the sponsoring company need to be satisfied.
  3. The sponsoring company must be a well-established entity capable of providing the training.
  4. There should be a written contract between the sponsoring company and the applicant.
  5. The sponsoring company must guarantee in writing the maintenance and repatriation of the applicant.
  6. The proposed duration and content of the training program must be justified, and the training not available in the applicant’s home country.

Hong Kong Training Visa Approvability Test

The approvability of a training visa application in Hong Kong is based on the following factors:

  • The bona fides of the sponsoring entity providing the training.
  • Whether the training can be provided in the applicant’s home country or not.
  • The scope and length of the training are reasonable in all circumstances.

Training Plan – A Critical Element For a Hong Kong Training Visa

A detailed training plan that lists all activities included in the training program is a crucial requirement of a training visa application. The plan should include the following information:

  1. Topics to be covered
  2. Location of the training
  3. Number of hours of training each day/week
  4. Details of the trainer
  5. The department involved

Submitting Your Hong Kong Training Visa Application

There are three ways to submit a training visa application:

  1. Online
  2. Via post from overseas or in person to the Receipt & Dispatch Unit of the Immigration HQ
  3. As part of an application to Change Status or Visa Category if you are presently in Hong Kong as a resident or as a visitor
  4. Via the nearest Chinese diplomatic mission in your country

The Hong Kong Training Visa Consideration Process

Once the application is submitted, the Immigration Department will start the process, which will be communicated through email/fax or post. The application process usually takes around 4-6 weeks. Once approved, the applicant will receive a notice of positive outcome and will be required to complete the approval formalities, including payment of a fee and obtaining a QR Code Approval Letter.

Hong Kong Training Visa Length of Stay Once Approved

The maximum period of stay for a training visa holder is 12 months, which is non-extendable. The actual period of stay is linked to the formal length of the training contract.

Resource Links

To further assist with your Hong Kong training visa application, here are some helpful links:

Last Words …

The Hong Kong training visa program presents an opportunity for foreign nationals and residents of mainland China to acquire specialized skills and knowledge through training in Hong Kong. Eligibility criteria for the application include the bona fides of the applicant and the sponsoring company, the availability of the training program, and a reasonable scope and length of the training. It is vital to submit a detailed training plan with the application, as it increases the chances of approval. Training visa holders can bring their family members along, and their length of stay is linked to the sponsor’s.

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Aug 2023

The Impact of Brain Drain on Hong Kong and Resulting Immigration Policy Development

Posted by / in Employment Visas, Investment Visas, Musing, Special Programmes / 5 responses

The Impact of Brain Drain on Hong Kong

First Published On May 25, 2012, Updated (A Bit) August 4, 2023

The Impact of Brain Drain on Hong Kong: the term “brain drain” first appeared in 1957 in a novel called Atlas Shrugged and the term refers to the loss of skilled researchers, analysts, the accomplished and the talented – for political, industrial and social reasons.

Impact of Brain Drain on Hong Kong

The Impact of Brain Drain on Hong Kong – The Struggle Is Real

It’s currently frequently utilized as a dramatized synonym for loss and could be outlined as “the world transfer of resources in the shape of human capital” and “the loss of abilities or human capital to society or to the country from which migration takes place“.

Brain drain appeared in Hong Kong in 1987 when a major wave of emigration was seen experienced due to the uncertainties surrounding Hong Kong’s future in light of the 1997 hand back to China. The trend endured in the following decade thanks to the concerns of some HK residents, particularly those educated and professionally talented, about the political future under Mainland Chinese sovereignty and the enlarging immigration opportunities to be had in the more well-liked destination nations.

The Impact of Brain Drain on Hong Kong – They Leave, They Return

An annual average of 55,000 émigrés left Hong Kong between 1989 and 1995. This resulting outflow of talent impacted on the economy of Hong Kong in four discrete ways. More recent, 140,000 young (and not so young) professionals and talents decamped from Hong Kong die to the 2019 Protests and the draconian Covid19 rules in place in Hong Kong through the end of 2022.

Loss of Efficiency

In order to compensate for the lack of professionally trained employees due to their emigration, junior staff were promoted ‘beyond their station’ to take up their vacancies. As such junior staff had neither adequate coaching nor experience for these higher level positions, the standard of service and operational effectiveness were significantly negatively impacted.

Productivity of Subordinates

The exit of the very skilled influenced the output of their subordinates due to the lack of their supervision. The economy so suffered an indirect loss of output.

Loss of Human Capital

Émigrés were often highly educated, had received significant job related training and were well-experienced in their work having typically been engaged with their employers or within their professionals since the end of their formal education. Their exit represented a great loss of human capital to Hong Kong’s economy.

Outflow of Capital

In the exit prior to the 1997 Handback, most émigrés left Hong Kong with their wealth. Depending on their destination of choice, quite a number of them had to commit significant sums of capital in their new countries in order to qualify for immigration overseas.

The Impact of Brain Drain on Hong Kong – HKSAR Gov – Takes It Seriously

To address the issues caused by brain drain in the 1980s and 1990s, the government of Hong Kong took concrete measures in the development and implementation of immigration policy.

These initiatives including retention, return migration, replacement and retraining. Among those measures, replacement was a comparatively simple and acceptable way to fill the vacancies of the émigrés. Aside from the swift growth of tertiary educational opportunities, the HKSAR Government has relaxed its limitations on the importing of professionally trained employees, particularly those from the Mainland, to fill manpower openings.

Out of the phenomenon of Brain Drain emerged the Admission of Mainland Talents and Professionals Scheme, the Quality Migrants Admission Scheme, the Immigration Arrangements for Non-local Graduates and the Capital Investment Entrant Scheme. In the meantime, the private sector has responded aggressively to the lack suitable talent caused by emigration by employing more expatriates under the General Employment Policy.

More recently, they set up the Talent Service Unit.

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Aug 2023

Getting Professional Help With Your Hong Kong Visa Application – On the Cheap!

Posted by / in Feature Article, Musing, VG Front Page / 1 response

Professional Help With Your Hong Kong Visa Application?

What I love about Hong Kong is our free market, bags of competition and loads of choices. Of course, this also applies to my profession too. I just love this picture and can’t resist sharing it here. Says it all really!

Navigating the complexities of immigration and visa applications can be a daunting task.

This is where professional help with your Hong Kong visa application becomes invaluable.

A professional immigration advisor can provide the necessary guidance and expertise to ensure a smooth and successful application process.

Hong Kong, known for its vibrant economy and strategic location, attracts thousands of individuals and businesses each year. However, the immigration process can be intricate, involving various documents, eligibility criteria, and application procedures.

This is where the role of a professional immigration advisor becomes crucial.

Professional immigration advisors are well-versed in the nuances of Hong Kong’s immigration policies. They understand the ins and outs of the application process, from the initial submission to the final approval. They can help applicants navigate the complexities of the immigration department’s requirements, ensuring that all necessary documents are correctly completed and submitted.

Moreover, professional advisors can provide invaluable assistance in dealing with unexpected issues that may arise during the application process. They have the experience and knowledge to handle any potential hurdles, from clarifying misunderstandings to addressing concerns raised by the immigration department.

The importance of professional help with your Hong Kong visa application extends beyond the application process itself.

Advisors can also provide guidance on the local business environment, employment opportunities, and residence arrangements, all of which are crucial for a successful stay in Hong Kong.

In addition, professional advisors can help applicants understand the financial implications of their move. They can provide advice on relevant financial considerations, such as the cost of living in Hong Kong, tax implications, and potential employment benefits.

The role of a professional advisor is not just about ensuring a successful visa application.

It’s about providing comprehensive support that helps applicants transition smoothly into their new life in Hong Kong. From understanding the local culture to navigating the job market, professional advisors provide invaluable assistance every step of the way.

Last words …

Professional help with your Hong Kong visa application is not just a luxury—it’s a necessity for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of Hong Kong’s immigration process. With their expertise and guidance, applicants can focus on preparing for their new life in Hong Kong, confident that their visa application is in good hands.

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