Henley & Partners has revealed the top cities where millionaires reside in 2024, with New York, Singapore, and Tokyo leading the list. This report dives into the migration trends behind the rankings and provides key visa insights for global travelers.
Hong Kong has revised visa fees for foreign professionals and investors under its talent and capital investment admission schemes. Effective February 26, 2025, the new two-tiered fee structure increases application and visa issuance costs.
Hong Kong has updated its Talent List to include 60 high-demand professions, easing immigration rules for skilled foreign workers. The expansion facilitates faster hiring under key visa schemes like the QMAS, GEP, and ASMTP.
Hong Kong is welcoming skilled foreign workers with open arms in 2025. With a projected labor shortage of 180,000, new visa policies and lucrative job opportunities make it an ideal destination for global professionals.
As of October 16, 2024, visitors to Hong Kong no longer need to fill out arrival or departure cards. This move sets Hong Kong apart from countries like the UK, EU, and Thailand, which are adopting digital travel authorizations.
In a significant update, Hong Kong is enforcing mandatory ID card replacements for students, workers, residents, and immigrants. The replacement process will take place in two phases in 2025, with specific deadlines for various age groups.
Planning a move abroad? This guide explores the most and least expensive cities for expats in 2024, based on Mercer's Cost of Living City Ranking. From bustling Hong Kong to charming Havana, find your dream destination that fits your budget.
Explore Hong Kong's revamped Capital Investment Entrant Scheme, designed to attract global investors. Learn about the minimum investment, family settlement opportunities, and application procedures in this comprehensive guide.
Attention Indian travelers heading to Hong Kong for short stays! A new regulation requires you to complete Pre-Arrival Registration (PAR) online before your trip. This guide explains everything you need to know about PAR, including how to register, what documents to carry, and additional requirements for entry into Hong Kong.
Indian passport holders typically require a visa to enter Hong Kong for tourism, business, or family visits. However, some Indian passport holders with certain types of valid visas, such as a BNO passport or a US visa, may be eligible for Pre-Arrival Registration (PAR) instead of a visa.
