Wealthy Clients Flocking to HSBC, Manulife, Bank of China for Hong Kong's Cash-for-Residency Scheme

Thursday, 7 March 2024, 00:30

Amid heightened interest in Hong Kong's cash-for-residency scheme, top financial firms such as HSBC, Manulife, and Bank of China are seeing a surge in inquiries. The government's revamped investment migration programme requires clients to invest a minimum of US$3.8 million. The increased demand for residency in Hong Kong is driving wealthy individuals to seek support from these leading financial institutions.
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Wealthy Clients Flocking to HSBC, Manulife, Bank of China for Hong Kong's Cash-for-Residency Scheme

Financial Firms Inundated with Inquiries

Top financial firms like HSBC, Manulife, and Bank of China have been flooded with inquiries from wealthy clients after the government launched the revamped investment migration programme.

Investment Requirement

Under the cash-for-residency scheme, clients are required to invest a minimum of US$3.8 million to secure residency in Hong Kong.


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