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A Hongkonger Family's One-Way Trip to the UK ⎸ One Way Ep.1
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2024
- In the face of the National Security Law and other types of political crackdown, more and more Hongkongers are opting for immigration, with the UK as one of the top destinations. Fiona and Ah Man, a married couple with two kids, are determined to leave Hong Kong despite being economically challenged. As the number of BN(O) visa applicants surges, acquiring the visa becomes a long and dragging process. Finding their status quo unbearable, the couple decides to leave for the UK as scheduled with travel visas, which do not guarantee their long-term residency. Follow the family of four on their journey of finding a new home and hopes for the next generation.
#HongKong #democracy #UK #immigration #nationalsecuritylaw #BNO #visa #protest #economy #residency #passport #cultureshock
[The documentary was produced by Central News Asia & licensed by @mediacorpsg ]
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Funny my brother in law is born in uk and his parents from hk. He is looking to move to hk when his children are older 😂
Why not now?
@@samli8112 waiting for his kids to start university
hk is nice city
I can't start imagine how people who've never been to another country decide to immigrate. I hope all the best for them.
And now UK on fire
The look in their faces when they find out the grass is not greener on the other side. To return to Hong Kong is embarrassing and lose face. So they will suffer in silence for the rest of their lives. Sad. Obviously they didn't think it through when they made the decision. Good luck!
Most of them won't return to HK unless it is the very last resort. On the surface, the reason those BNO-ers gave when they left HK is "lack of freedom". But in reality, most of the families who left have at least one family member who participated in the riots. Usually the breadwinner or the teenage son / daughter. Due to the fear of eventually being identified, charged, and jailed, they have no choice but to flee.
Just marry European people
Would they be interested to live in Taiwan? Or, Malaysia?
there are not easy to live in Taiwan or Malaysia for long time or get PR there, they both have very strict immigration policies, and not welcome foreigner moving in.
@@chiyanlai1566
Okay. Actually, what I knew was that the minimum real estate investment requirement to get a long term residence permit in Malaysia is really high. It's easier to just move to the UK if they were born before 1996. They'll have the UK overseas territory passport and if anyone in the family has it, he/she can sponsor the rest. So, it's a win-win.
If I was a Hong Konger, I'd try to emigrate too.
Agreed, I'll move to China❤
@@benwongfookwai9647 Good for you. I'll help you pack.
I don’t think anyone realise life in uk is not a easy life if you don’t speak proper English and don’t have great education there’s little chance
Plus plenty of money as they don’t help you
i already been immigrants at 90s era to canada since now🙋 no regrets
@@dawnto3818yes , i think better stay at Hongkong
Isn’t this a documentary by Channel News Asia?
Yes, we acquired the broadcasting rights to this series. We have another original series related to hongkong issue called "After That": ruclips.net/p/PLxBU1oaoZEeOmvGSKw4uk0tch3QZsw0Dv&si=OtCIoE_CwTQ1yShH. Kindly let us know how do you like it.
already bankrupt Birmingham and Nottingham City - must be excited to house Hong Kong BNO
✨ Is the hashtag "cultureshockinmalaysia" inserted by mistake here? Seems to have nothing to do with the video 🙂
Good catch! We'll get rid of it 😊
It’s a one way to hell and so far many don’t like it and a Chinese couple already divorced
Is that a better life
Weird that so many Hong Kong people don’t see China as their homes.
Why would they? Would you see a country that invaded yours as home?
Marry European people