Quality Migrant Admission Scheme - History

History

General points test
Age
Points Years old
Old New
0 30 18-24
25 30 25-29
30 30 30-34
25 30 35-39
15 20 40-44
5 15 45-50
N/A 0 51+
Education
Points Degrees
Old New
45 45 Two doctorates
40 40 One doctorate or two master's
30 35 One master's or two bachelor's
20 30 One bachelor's
Working experience in a job requiring a bachelor's degree or professional qualification
Points Years
Old New Total Managerial
50 50 10 >5
40 40 5 >2
30 30 5 0-2
0 10 2 0-2
Languages spoken and written fluently
Points Languages
Old New
20 20 Both Chinese and English
0 15 One of Chinese or English, plus an additional language
0 10 One of Chinese or English
Add points for each qualifying item
Points Description
Old New
5 5 Per unmarried child under the age of 18, up to 10 points
5 5 Accompanied by a spouse holding at least a bachelor's degree
5 5 Direct family member is a Hong Kong permanent resident

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