Hong Kong 7-Year Permanent Residency | Dual-City Living, Approved in One Pass

Customer Profile

Core Challenges

With frequent travel between the two places and a main business on the Mainland, Mr. Zhu faced three hurdles for permanent residency: a seven-year chain of residence, life, and economic ties that spanned a long period with scattered records prone to breaking; periods spent outside Hong Kong under dual-city living that could cast doubt on whether his center of life was in Hong Kong, failing the statutory ordinary-residence test; and, under the new policy, scrutiny of genuine ties rather than visa duration alone, so meeting the seven-year mark without substantive records of life and economic contribution was not enough.

Solutions

To address the expiring term, dual-city living, and long record span, PARICH built a one-stop, stable-approval plan: compiling seven years of complete entry-exit records, a permanent Hong Kong address, bank statements, local spending, and medical insurance to prove Hong Kong as the primary place of residence; consolidating years of tax bills, MPF contributions, and business dealings to substantiate ongoing economic contribution; organizing lawful business evidence for periods away and unifying the narrative to dispel doubts about residence; and checking every item against the review list to remove risks under the new policy.

Project Execution

The team first reviewed eligibility in full, precisely calculating the activation date of first entry and the continuous period of lawful stay to confirm the seven-year ordinary-residence requirement; integrated residence, tax, financial, business, and welfare records across the years into a closed, traceable evidence chain; tailored an application statement to the dual-city profile that clearly set out his life and development in Hong Kong before formal submission; and tracked the Immigration Department progress in real time, with no supplementary requests and no queries.