Hong Kong 2003
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Introduction
Population in 2003
Immigration Department
Immigration Control
Legal Immigration
Right of Abode
Certificate of Entitlement Scheme
Entry for Employment
Admission Scheme for Mainland Talents and Professionals
Admission of Mainland Student Graduated from University Grants Committee (UGC)-Funded Institutions in Hong Kong
Entry of Dependants
Capital Investment Entrant Scheme
Illegal Immigration
Emigration
Personal Documentation
Issue of Smart Identity Card
Marriages
Births and Deaths
Verification of Eligibility for a Permanent Identity Card
Nationality Matters
Assistance to Hong Kong Residents Outside Hong Kong
Establishment and Training
Vietnamese Refugees and Migrants
 
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Legal Immigration

The Mainland is the major source of the HKSAR's immigrant population. During the year, about 53 500 Mainland residents came to settle and join their families in the HKSAR under the One-way Permit Scheme, which has a daily quota of 150.

     
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