Earlier this year, the Hong Kong government announced that it would soon relaunch its residency-by-investment scheme, allowing investors and their dependents to gain residency status by investing in local assets. While such schemes can offer the chance of relocation to high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) willing to make local investments, navigating such schemes requires careful planning, says Jennifer Lai of DL Holdings…
Hong Kong’s residency for investment scheme a ‘golden opportunity’ for HNWIs
By Claire Liang, senior reporter | 19 May 2023
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