A Visa For Entrepreneurs

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Can I Apply for a Visa After I Have Moved to Hong Kong or Should I Apply Beforehand?

May 1st, 2012

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In some cases, you simply must be outside of Hong Kong to apply. In others, you definitely have to be in Hong Kong on the day your application is filed. It all depends. There are pros and cons and a lot depends on your nationality too! More Stuff to Help You Along I have been made […]

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Shareholder in the Company Employing You? What the Hong Kong Immigration Department Think…

May 1st, 2012

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PRACTICE UPDATE: How the content must now be read in light of current ImmD policy: The central warning of this piece—that the Hong Kong Immigration Department readily “looks through” corporate structures to dismantle any notion of “visa self-sponsorship”—carries vastly more severe consequences under the upgraded regime. Historically, when ImmD identified an employment visa applicant as […]

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‘Temporary’ Hong Kong Investment Visa Approvals – What Does it Mean?

May 1st, 2012

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Hong Kong Investment Visa Approval – Business Review PRACTICE UPDATE: How the content must now be read in light of current ImmD policy: Historical Context: Pragmatic Flexibility and Incremental Venture Building Historically, as published by the Hong Kong Visa Geeza in 533, this entry from the Geeza archive addressed the foundational mechanics and strategic pacing […]

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I’ve Lost My Job – What Happens to My Hong Kong Employment Visa?

May 1st, 2012

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You will not get kicked out of Hong Kong now that you’re no longer working for the sponsor of your current employment visa. Instead, you need to approach the Immigration Department to change employers (which is an employment visa application) or establish or join in a new business (an investment visa application). This short presentation sets […]

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Hong Kong Employment Visa Self-Sponsorship – the Reality for Entrepreneurs Dressed as Employees

April 18th, 2012

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Hong Kong Employment Visa Self-Sponsorship? PRACTICE UPDATE: How the content must now be read in light of current ImmD policy: Historical Context: Pragmatic Informal Advisory and Discretionary Principles Historically, as published by the Hong Kong Visa Geeza in Hadley Say Test Post, this entry within the platform’s commentary archive reflected the accessible, informal advisory voice […]

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