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What you need to know about living in Hong Kong with children
Moving to Hong Kong with children opens up a world of opportunities, from excellent schools and safe healthcare to a vibrant community and easy access to nature. With the right visas in place, your family can enjoy both the city’s energy and its family-friendly lifestyle.
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Hong Kong Women Maternity Leave Extends
Hong Kong extends maternity leave The Hong Kong Legislative Council has passed the Employment Amendment Bill 2019 in its third reading in July 2020. The result of this Employment Amendment Bill is to: Extend the maternity leave to 14 weeks (from 10 weeks) for female HK citizens who are currently employed by Hong Kong companies.…
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Hong Kong’s Top Talent Pass: Achieve Your Goals the Right Way
Hong Kong’s Top Talent Pass Scheme (TTPS) offers skilled professionals a fast track to living and working in one of Asia’s most dynamic cities. But with rising demand comes increased risk of fraudulent applications. Learn how the scheme works, why integrity matters, and how to apply safely with the right support.
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Immigration Department to Revise Fees
Starting September 8, Hong Kong’s Immigration Department will revise fees for visas, entry permits, and travel documents. Adjustments range from 3% to 51% as part of a phased approach to achieve cost recovery while maintaining service quality.
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10 reasons to live and work in Hong Kong
Hong Kong pairs fast company setup, low taxes, and global connectivity with easy daily living. This guide shares ten reasons it works for careers, families, and founders, from visas and banking to schools, healthcare, and nature on your doorstep.
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Hong Kong Residents Optimistic About Super March’s Economic Impact
In a recent survey conducted by MDRi, approximately 72% of Hong Kong residents believe that “Super March” campaign will positively impact the city’s economy. Organised by Hong Kong Tourism Board, this initiative features a series of major international events, including the Rugby Sevens, Art Basel Hong Kong, Art Central, and ComplexCon, all aimed at revitalizing…
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Hong Kong’s Strategic Move to Attract Middle Eastern Firms
Strengthening Financial Bonds Hong Kong is making significant strides to become a leading listing hub for Middle Eastern companies, focusing on enhancing economic ties in finance, technology, and investment. Chief Executive John Lee is set to lead a high-profile delegation to Qatar and Kuwait, aiming to promote this vision and attract investment from the Gulf…
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New Fee Structure for Visa Applications under Specified Schemes
From February 26, 2025, Hong Kong will introduce a new fee structure for visa applications under its specified schemes. With clear application and issuance fees, the update aims to attract top professionals and investors while making the process more transparent and efficient.
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Hong Kong Opens Doors to Crypto Investors: Use Bitcoin & Ethereum for Proof of Wealth
Hong Kong has become one of the first global financial hubs to recognize cryptocurrency holdings in its residency-by-investment program. Under the Capital Investment Entrant Scheme (CIES), Bitcoin and Ethereum can now be used as proof of wealth, opening new doors for crypto investors seeking residency in the city.
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Immigration Department introduces self-application services for Hong Kong identity cards
Hong Kong’s Immigration Department has upgraded its Personal Documentation Submission Kiosks (PDSKs) to allow self-application for identity cards and passports. From December 13, 2024, eligible applicants can complete the process without meeting an officer, with faster processing times and integrated collection kiosks for added convenience.
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