Hong Kong Quality Migrant Admission Scheme applicants must prove that they can independently support themselves and their dependents (if any) during their stay in Hong Kong without relying on public assistance.

Hong Kong Quality Migrant Admission Scheme applicants must demonstrate that their personal net assets are sufficient to support themselves and their dependents (if any) for the first 12 months after arriving in Hong Kong.

The Hong Kong Quality Migrant Admission Scheme generally accepts four main categories of asset proof: bank deposits, real estate, securities, and private business interests.

1.Bank account balance certificates/bank statements, indicating the latest bank deposit balance; bank statements showing the name of the bank, account holder's name, and account number, displaying the latest account balance;

2.The current market value of real estate minus any outstanding mortgage loans (if any); applicants must submit the sale and purchase agreement and deed, or statutory documents issued by the relevant government authority within one month prior to the application, indicating real estate ownership; proof of the current market value of real estate must be accompanied by a valuation report issued by a qualified valuer within two years prior to the application; the latest balance of any outstanding mortgage loans (if any) can be proven by a mortgage repayment schedule issued by a financial institution;

3.Documents issued by registered financial intermediaries, indicating the latest types of investment projects (e.g., publicly traded stocks, debt securities, investment funds), holdings, and current market value;

4.The latest audited financial statements and relevant statutory documents of the business operated, indicating the business registration status and the applicant's shareholding; or documents issued by financial institutions or creditors, indicating the applicant's latest personal outstanding debts.