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The Hong Kong Talent Scheme is a program introduced by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government to attract high-level international talent to develop in Hong Kong. The program offers fast visa approval, employment opportunities, and other related support for eligible applicants.

The Hong Kong Talent Scheme primarily targets senior professionals with expertise and experience in fields such as innovation and technology, digital entertainment, fintech, and green technology. Applicants must meet specific qualifications, such as relevant education and work experience.

The Hong Kong Talent Scheme offers a range of benefits and support to eligible applicants, including fast visa approval, employment opportunities, housing and children's education support, tax incentives, and more. The specific benefits and support may vary based on the applicant's situation.

The Malaysia My Second Home program is a long-term visa program launched by the Malaysian government, allowing foreign nationals to live and settle in Malaysia. The program offers a range of benefits and privileges to eligible applicants, including long-term residence rights, ease of purchasing property and vehicles, tax incentives, and more.

Education in Malta is divided into public and private sectors. Public schools are free, and Malta offers 11 years of compulsory education from age 5 to 16. The country is divided into 11 school districts, with equal distribution of educational resources, and students can attend schools close to their residence. For primary and secondary education, students only need to pay an annual fee of 400-600 euros. Malta's private education sector includes several high-quality international schools that offer international curricula such as IB, A-Level, and AP, which are transferable across EU countries and have a high success rate for university admissions to the top 100 global universities. Regarding fees, primary education costs between 2,000 to 7,000 euros annually, which is a quarter of the cost of international schools in China.

The Dominica Economic Citizenship Program is an investment immigration program that allows foreign investors to obtain Dominican citizenship by making an investment in the country.

The Malaysia My Second Home program offers a variety of benefits and support to eligible applicants, including long-term residence rights, visa-free entry, ease of purchasing property and vehicles, tax incentives, and more. Additionally, Malaysia offers a favorable living environment with high-quality healthcare and education resources.

Malaysia is a multicultural and multilingual country. The official language is Malay (Bahasa Malaysia). However, Malaysians communicate in a variety of languages, including English, Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese), Tamil, and other local languages and dialects. English is widely used in business, education, and government sectors, while the Chinese community mainly uses Chinese and English. Additionally, Tamil is the primary language used by the Indian community. Therefore, in Malaysia, you will likely hear a variety of languages being spoken.

After obtaining permanent residency in Malta, you are allowed to work. Malta, an important Mediterranean gateway, is strategically located between Europe and North Africa, offering excellent geographic advantages. The government encourages foreign individuals to engage in economic activities and benefit from favorable policies, including a corporate tax rate as low as 5%. Malta aims to become the "Switzerland of the Mediterranean," with a flourishing financial sector and a growing number of high-tech industries. The country offers numerous high-quality job opportunities, with the unemployment rate consistently around 5%.

According to the requirements, the property investment for Malta’s permanent residency program, whether buying or renting, needs to be maintained for 5 years. On January 12, 2021, the Maltese Identity Bureau announced a new policy for the permanent residency program (Malta Permanent Residence Program), replacing the old MRVP Malta Government Bond Investment Residency Program. The new policy removes the government bond investment requirement and replaces it with a donation-based investment.

The specific investment requirements may change over time. Please consult official channels or authorized agents for the latest information. Typically, investors need to make a real estate investment or contribute to an economic fund, such as purchasing approved real estate projects, making donations, or investing in designated funds.

Yes, Dominica citizenship can be inherited by the applicant's children. This means they can enjoy Dominican citizenship when they reach adulthood.