I am so sorry to be asking another serious of questions about immigration.
I looked at my options a while back and had decided that my easiest option was the Capital Investment Scheme, however I just read on the HSBC website that you have to also prove that you have held the assets for a minimum of two years prior to the application - a fact not mentioned on the HK gov documents which is all I had read. So my first question is - is this so and what are the chances of being accepted anyway if the money is a recent inheritance?
Secondly I have a 17 year old daughter who will be coming with me and all the information says that she can only come as a dependent child if she is under 18 which is fine for the remainder of this year but what happens when she turns 18? Is there a better way to organise things now to avoid possible complications when she turns 18?
Although adoption, by my future husband, may be a possibility there are complications with that from this side that Iwould prefer to avoid and I am not sure that this is a good option given her age???? Have to admit total ignorance on this option. If it is even an option.
Thirdly I am coming to HK to get married - would it be advisable to just ignore all other options and just claim ROA based on marriage?
I am looking for the simplest and easiest options. I abhore complications if avoidable.
Lastly I will need to travel in China for several months at a time (approximately 2 -3 months) a few times this coming year - what are my choices with a visa? I will not be giving up my citizenship I don't think immediately.
Although again - if that makes life simpler I will do that, but I had questions about the advisability of doing so simply because I will also be travelling to other parts of the globe as well and I am not sure what the acceptibility is of a Chinese passport in some parts of the globe.
Again I believe in least complicated LOL.
I hope I have given enough information for you all to assist.
Thanks