3. Does a higher education level increase the chances of approval for the Hong Kong Quality Migrant Admission Scheme?
No. The Immigration Department needs to review the applicant's overall situation, including education, family circumstances, work experience, etc. There are many highly educated individuals who are rejected, while many with lower education levels are approved.

4. Will exceeding the age limit after submitting the application affect the application?
No. After submitting the application, the age will be frozen. The age at the time of submission is the standard.

5. After obtaining Hong Kong identity, can children study in Hong Kong?
Yes. In fact, you don't have to wait until you obtain permanent residency in Hong Kong; as long as the Hong Kong Quality Migrant Admission is approved, you can bring your spouse and family along. Both the applicant and the spouse can work and start businesses in Hong Kong, and children can study in Hong Kong. After obtaining permanent residency, children can participate in the Overseas Chinese College Entrance Examination, and getting into a 985 university with a low score is also not a problem.