Hong Kong Investment Visa – The 3 Legs of the Application Approvability Stool
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Hong Kong Investment Visa – The Approvability Test
I am often asked the question ‘can I freelance’ in Hong Kong or ‘what’s the minimum’ needed to anticipate an approval as an Entrepreneur for a Hong Kong investment visa.
This short video lays out how to corral your thinking if you wish to start your own business in Hong Kong and need the permission of ImmD to do so.
Additional Resources for Hong Kong Investment Visa Applications
To learn more about the importance of financial projections and crafting a strong business plan for either of these visas, check out the following resources:
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Importance of Financial Projections in a Hong Kong Business Investment Visa Application
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A Detailed Business Plan for Your Hong Kong Investment Visa?
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Hong Kong Visa Handbook – Startups And Getting Accredited
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Hong Kong Visa Handbook – Business Investment (Entrepreneur) Visa
Even More Resources for Hong Kong Investment Visa Applications
How Important Is A Good Set Of Financial Projections In A Hong Kong Entrepreneur Visa Application?
Is There A Minimum Number Of Days You Need To Be In Hong Kong In Order To Maintain Your Entrepreneur Visa?
Is There Such An Animal As An Employment Visa For An Independant Contractor In Hong Kong?
Business Investment (Entrepreneur(Visas) – A Leg-Up For Start-Ups In Hong Kong
How To Apply For A Hong Kong Business Investment (Entrepreneur) Visa – Without Any Professional Help!
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The Hong Kong Visa Geeza (a.k.a Stephen Barnes) is a co-founder of the Hong Kong Visa Centre and author of the Hong Kong Visa Handbook. A law graduate of the London School of Economics, Stephen has been practicing Hong Kong immigration since 1993 and is widely acknowledged as the leading authority on business immigration matters here for the last 24 years.
