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QMAS 12 Criteria Scoring Guide and Six-Criterion Threshold
QMAS 12 criteria cover age, academic qualifications, work experience, language, annual income and business ownership; cases show the 6-criterion threshold.
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2026 Hong Kong IANG Renewal and Dependant Visa: Key Regulatory Points
How IANG extension of stay and dependant visa applications fit together: sponsor requirements, spouse and children arrangements, and risks.
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2026 IANG Self-Employment Renewal: Company Setup and Evidence
IANG self-employment renewal covers company setup, Business Registration (BR), business evidence and Immigration Department assessment.
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IANG Visa Extension 2026: Employment, Salary and Documents
2026 IANG visa extension: non-local graduates need employment contracts, monthly salary and documents, with Immigration Department links and pitfalls.
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IANG Permanent Residency: Unemployment Impact on Seven-Year Rule
IANG holders must satisfy the ordinary residence continuous seven-year rule for Hong Kong permanent residency. Unemployment periods affect continuity.
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Interview Strategies for TTPS and QMAS Visa Holders in Hong Kong
TTPS and QMAS visa holders face Hong Kong interviews on ability, legal status and extension strategy, with guidance from document prep to pay talks.
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Hong Kong Talent Offshore Planning: CRS and Tax Residency 2026
TTPS applicants confirm Hong Kong tax residency and manage CRS through a compliant offshore asset framework covering tax residence tests and due diligence.
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Dependant Visa Extension: Sponsor Status and Marital Change
Legal consequences when a sponsor's visa status changes or a marriage ends during Hong Kong dependant visa extension, under Immigration Department policy.
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Dependant Visa Refusal: Five Reasons and Reconsideration
Five common reasons for Hong Kong dependant visa rejection: financial sponsorship, relationship proof, sponsor residence status and reconsideration.
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Hong Kong Dependant Visa Guarantor Eligibility in 2026
Hong Kong dependant visa guarantor rules for spouses, unmarried children under 18 and parents aged 60 or above, with financial proof and status limits.
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TTPS Initial Stay: 36 Months for Category A, 24 for B/C
TTPS Category A gets a 36-month initial stay and B/C 24 months, with a six-year extension under the Top Talent category and required documents.
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Dependant Divorce or Separation: Hong Kong Residency Impact
On divorce or separation, a Hong Kong dependant's residency is vetted by the Immigration Department by stage, with child protection and legal responses.