For the "Capital Investor Entry Plan" proposed by Hong Kong's fiscal budget, Hong Kong officials said that the investment amount does not include property investment.
According to the Sing Tao Daily, when the Hong Kong Election Commission Commissioner Jian Huimin attended the Legislative Council meeting on Wednesday (April 19), he proposed verbal inquiries on the implementation details of the new plan.Chen Haozhen responded that Zhengli settled the details of the "Capital Investor Entry Plan" and was expected to be launched this year.
Chen Haozhen said that investors need to invest a certain amount into the Hong Kong market. After approval, they can live and develop in Hong Kong after approval, but excluding property investment.
As for the investment scope and financial requirements of the applicant in Hong Kong, Chen Haozhen said that the official is examining and may be adjusted.He said that without setting up hard results indicators on the new plan, it will evaluate results after implementation.
Hong Kong launched a similar investment immigration plan in 2013, but in 2015, the investment threshold at that time was HK $ 10 million (about S $ 1.72 million).Chen Maobo, the director of the Hong Kong Financial Secretary, said last month that the new plan's goal attracts several times more funds than in the past. Among them, some funds must be invested in specific industries such as Chuangke.
