Hong Kong Visas Made Easy

Changing to start-up visa means transitioning from another visa category to a start-up visa, typically for entrepreneurs who wish to establish a new business in Hong Kong supported by a government accredited organization. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Changing to QMAS means transitioning from another visa category to a Quality Migrant Admission Scheme (QMAS) visa, designed for highly skilled or talented individuals. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Changing to IANG visa means transitioning from another visa category to the Immigration Arrangements for Non-local Graduates (IANG) visa, aimed at retaining non-local graduates who wish to work in Hong Kong. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Changing to employment visa means transitioning from another visa category to an employment visa, typically to work for a Hong Kong-based employer. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Changing to dependant visa means transitioning from another visa category to a dependant visa, typically to join a family member who is a Hong Kong visa holder or permanent resident. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Changing to CIES visa means transitioning from another visa category to a Capital Investment Entrant Scheme (CIES) visa, for individuals who wish to make a substantial investment in Hong Kong. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Changing to business investment (entrepreneur) visa means transitioning from another visa category to a business investment (entrepreneur) visa, typically to start or invest in a business in Hong Kong. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Change of visa category means transitioning from one type of Hong Kong visa to another, depending on the individual’s circumstances and eligibility. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Career change refers to a significant shift in an individual’s professional life, such as moving to a new industry or job role and how it might impact on Hong Kong employment visa approvability HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Catch 22 refers a lacuna in the entrepreneur visa approvability test where an applicant is expected to show engagement in entrepreneur visa activities before their entrepreneur visa has been approved. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Bye bye letter refers a document or email correspondence generated between an employer and a departing sponsored employment visa holder which contains a date of final employment and which demarcates the end of the formal employment for visa sponsorship purposes. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Business review is an evaluation or assessment undertaken by the Hong Kong Immigration Department of a company’s performance, financial health, and overall operations as part of an entrepreneur or employment visa extension of stay application. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Business plan is a written document outlining the objectives, strategies, and financial projections of a business. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

Business investment (entrepreneur) visa is a visa category for individuals who wish to establish, join, or invest in a business in Hong Kong. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …

A bona fide visitor is a genuine visitor who intends to visit Hong Kong for a short period, typically for tourism or business purposes, without the intention of settling or working in the city. HERE ARE 7 MORE THINGS TO CONSIDER …