"The Quality Migrant Admission Scheme" is a Hong Kong talent introduction program that was implemented in June 2006. It has two scoring systems: the "Achievement-based Points System" and the "Comprehensive Points System". According to the applicant's age, education level, work experience, language ability, and family background, scores are added up, with a full score of 165 points. The "Quality Migrant Admission Scheme" has an annual import limit of 1,000 people.
How great is Hong Kong? Entry and exit is more convenient, better welfare, no family planning policy, and a prosperous entertainment circle. The identity of being a "Hong Kong person" provides more convenience for people's work, allowing them to travel back and forth around the world more conveniently.
"Hello everyone, I am a Hong Kong person!" A few years ago, Lang Lang became the first mainland entertainment star to obtain a Hong Kong ID card through the "Quality Migrant Admission Scheme", thus ushering in a wave of mainland stars rushing to Hong Kong.