Key takeaways
First of all, we note that global migration policies are undergoing significant changes, especially in the areas of investment migration and talent migration. According to the Global High Net Worth Individual Mobility Report 2023 released by Heinz Consulting, the number of wealthy immigrants in the world reached an all-time peak in 2023, with China, India and the United Kingdom ranking among the top three. This trend reflects the growing emphasis on security, education, and quality of life among high-net-worth individuals, as well as their quest for political stability and economic freedom.
In terms of investment immigration, we discussed the EB-5 investment immigration program in the United States, the Quebec investment immigration in Canada, and the 188 series of visas in Australia, and analyzed the key factors such as their investment amount, application cycle, and application difficulty. In the field of talent immigration, we focused on programs such as the EB-1A Visa of Extraordinary Ability in the United States and the Canadian Federal Self-Employed Immigration Program, and discussed the professional skills and academic requirements of these programs.
In addition, we also discussed functional immigration, such as the joint entrance examination for overseas Chinese students, the admission of children to international schools, and the assistance to apply for Hong Kong investment immigration, which are gradually becoming tools to achieve specific purposes. At the forum, we also discussed how to use overseas status for global asset allocation, and how to choose the most suitable immigration program according to your own conditions.
Finally, we put forward a series of widely discussed questions: how to balance the openness of migration policy with the need for national security in the context of changing global migration policies? How will migration policy affect international talent flows and the global economic landscape under the dual impact of globalization and geopolitical tensions? and how should individuals and enterprises formulate long-term international strategies in the face of increasingly complex migration policies? These questions are not only related to the future of individual migrants, but also related to the harmony and development of the global society.
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