Hong Kong has launched the "Top Talents Pass Scheme", which clearly stipulates that students who graduated from nine universities in Chinese mainland, including Tsinghua University, Peking University, Jiaotong University, Fudan University, Zhejiang University, Chinese University of Science and Technology, Nanda University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology and Sun Yat-sen University, can enjoy the right to settle in Hong Kong directly.
Hong Kong's "Top Talents Program" gives these nine university graduates the right to live in Hong Kong directly, but it is also very difficult. After all, these nine universities are the top 985 engineering colleges in China, with superior geographical location and high admission scores.
Furthermore, among the conditions for talent introduction in Hong Kong, only the graduates of these nine universities can obtain the qualification of long-term residence in Hong Kong after working in Hong Kong for seven years. Compared with postgraduate entrance examination, it is more difficult and less likely to enter these universities, especially for candidates from some provinces.
In order to attract outstanding talents, many cities in China have introduced talent introduction policies. Although the first-tier cities have better economic conditions and broader development prospects, for most college graduates, the new first-tier cities are significantly more cost-effective, with relatively lower housing prices and price costs, and more approachable settlement policies.