DeutschNewstral
Article
South China Morning Post on 2024-02-24 02:30
‘Hard to replace’: Hongkongers in their prime the biggest group lured by Britain’s bespoke BN(O) migrant scheme
Related news
- What does Beijing’s current silence over Britain’s citizenship offer to Hongkongers mean for the fate of BN(O)?South China Morning Post
- 370 Hongkongers take bespoke pathway to permanent residency in Australia, others lured by schemes for graduates, skilled workers, talentSouth China Morning Post
- Will Hongkongers leave for Britain with the BN(O) ticket?South China Morning Post
- Australia grants permanent residency to 680 Hongkongers in second year of bespoke migration scheme, nearly double first intakeSouth China Morning Post
- More than 34,000 Hongkongers apply for Britain’s new BN(O) visa scheme in its first two monthsSouth China Morning Post
- More than 1,000 adult children of BN(O) holders apply for expanded UK citizenship pathway for Hongkongers in first month of launchSouth China Morning Post
- 38,600 Hongkongers under 18 have applied for Britain’s special BN(O) visa scheme, but most requests come from residents in prime working yearsSouth China Morning Post
- China firmly opposes Britain’s offer of residency rights to Hongkongers and warns of ‘corresponding measures’South China Morning Post
- Hongkongers applying for BN(O) visas more than doubles in first quarter against year ago; rise comes as city passes Article 23 lawSouth China Morning Post
- Who are the Hongkongers winning seats on UK local councils? BN(O) migrant scheme paves way for new life in politics for someSouth China Morning Post
- London opens door for Hongkongers with BN(O) passports to stay at least year in BritainSouth China Morning Post
- Britain unveils details of citizenship offer for Hongkongers with BN(O) passportsSouth China Morning Post
- China takes issue with British visa policy for Hongkongers, threatens to stop recognising BN(O) passportsSouth China Morning Post
- More Hongkongers want to move overseas or to mainland China, survey findsSouth China Morning Post
- Hongkongers make BN(O) passports an election issue for foreign secretary Dominic RaabSouth China Morning Post
- Britain’s plan to extend citizenship to young Hongkongers short on detailSouth China Morning Post
Britain’s Tesco buys wholesaler Booker for £3.7 bnpunchng.com- British group says hundreds of Hongkongers have shown interest in new BN(O) visa schemeSouth China Morning Post
Driver’s Seat: The DBS Superleggera Volante, the fastest convertible yet from Britain’s bespoke sportscar makerocregister.com- National security law: Britain set to confirm BN(O) passport offer to 3 million HongkongersSouth China Morning Post