Study in Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Study Abroad Immigration Program refers to arrangements for non-local graduates to stay/return to Hong Kong for employment. It is a talent policy formulated by the Hong Kong SAR government to encourage overseas students to study and work in Hong Kong. There is no quota limit, no high asset requirements and no funding. The source proves that it is currently a Hong Kong talent program with a relatively low threshold.

The ways to study abroad in Hong Kong include applying for associate degree + bachelor's degree, bachelor's degree, master's degree and doctoral degree. Usually the most popular one is the one-year master's degree program, which allows you to obtain a student visa to live in Hong Kong. After graduation, you can unconditionally receive a 24-month employment arrangement for non-local graduates to stay/return to Hong Kong (i.e. IANG visa). You can change jobs by renewing the visa. , you can apply for Hong Kong permanent residence status after studying + working for 7 years. The advantage of the Hong Kong study abroad program is that academic qualification improvement and status approval are completed simultaneously, and spouses and children under 18 years old can go to Hong Kong together, which is equivalent to one person studying and the whole family getting Hong Kong status.

Teaching methods

Postgraduate students in Hong Kong are divided into taught masters and research masters.
Taught master's degree: Mainly teaching, students complete subject assignments and examinations through course study. The duration of study is generally 1 year. This is also the type of master's degree that most students choose to pursue.
Research master's degree: Research-oriented, students must complete a research paper in addition to taking a small number of courses to graduate. The duration of study is generally 2 years. After completing the research master's degree, you can choose to continue studying for a 3-year full-time doctoral degree.

Suitable for the crowd

Youth group: people who want to improve their academic qualifications through Hong Kong’s educational resources and stay in Hong Kong to work;
Hong Kong non-parent group: people whose parents are not Hong Kong permanent residents and want to make educational plans for their children through further education;
Entrepreneurial families: people who want to open a company in Hong Kong to expand their business and enjoy Hong Kong's benefits;
Professionals: people who have many years of work experience but poor academic qualifications and want to get promotion in the workplace and obtain job opportunities in Hong Kong.