, there is a woman named Arqiong returning to Hong Kong from Taipei with her luggage.
For this Hong Kong woman Arjun, life in Taiwan for a year is like an illusory dream, and it is now completely shattered.
"I thought I could find the lost feelings in Taiwan, but I didn't expect that it would be too disappointing to end up being empty."
This Hong Kong woman Arqiong, who left sadly with a suitcase, represents the voice of many Hong Kong people who immigrated to Taiwan: I thought Taiwan would extend my arms to welcome them, but I found that I was there just as a second-class.
What makes these Hong Kong people even more distressed is that they are always wary of the local area and cannot truly integrate into Taiwanese society.
1. It was full of fantasies at the beginning: I moved to Taiwan, where I had the feelings and dreams I pursued
Time to switch back to a year ago, Arqiong expressed his thoughts on living and living in a Hong Kong people's community that moved to Taiwan.
She immediately found herself becoming the most popular person in this community, a treatment she had never enjoyed before. Many Hong Kong netizens who immigrated to Taiwan welcomed her to come over quickly with extraordinary enthusiasm.
"Aqiong, your idea is correct. If you have the feelings and dreams you need here, you will definitely not disappoint you."
"Come quickly. In Taiwan, the most popular thing is Hong Kong people's investment, which is definitely a first-class treatment."
"Come here as an investment immigration. This is the fastest way to move to the current immigration."
Some Hong Kong netizens even claimed that they have helped Aqiong inquire about many investment projects: "The most popular funds here are from Hong Kong. If you invest and start a business here, you will definitely make a lot of money."
Arqiong, who has always been worried about his disregarded investment in Hong Kong, was quite flattered. He immediately completed various procedures in Hong Kong and flew to Taiwan and started his own investment and immigration life.
On the day when Taipei Airport landed, Arqiong took a photo with the text: "Taiwan, I'm here, a new dream has begun!"
2. Reality is very cruel: the application for immigration was rejected immediately
However, in just one week, Arqiong realized the cruelty of reality: Taiwan is not the paradise he imagined.
The first thing that hit her was to apply for immigration.
After she established a company in Taiwan, she quickly submitted an application for immigration.
Arqiong fantasizes that the whole process is easy: after all, Hong Kong people are very popular here, and they come here to live as investors, and Taiwan definitely welcomes Hong Kong people with their own identity.
Unexpectedly, two weeks later, the relevant departments reported that the initial review was not approved, please stay for one year before applying.
Arqiong was stunned. She immediately went to the forum that once enthusiastically invited her to Taiwan and asked what was going on. Only then did she find out that since she came to Taiwan, those Hong Kong netizens who claimed that "there is no trouble for Hong Kong people to move here" seemed to have "evaporated" overnight.
Later someone told her: Taiwan is now very strict about Hong Kong people coming to invest in residence, and being rejected is very common.
3. You need to deal with various reviews at any time, and you feel like you are a second-class person
If the denial of the immigration application makes Arqiong distressed, then the various reviews that immigrants a Hong Kong person who needs to deal with will almost collapse: she always feels like a second-class person here.
In Taiwan, there are many strict censorships for immigrants in Hong Kong, including their activities in Taiwan after they move to the Taiwan market, including online behavior, and there are special monitoring mechanisms.
A typical example: Many Hong Kong people participated in the Boy Scouts when they were studying in Hong Kong, and the result was also reviewed as a key point.
When Arjun first came to Taiwan, he didn't know about this, just like in Hong Kong: he was keen on attending various parties online.
didn't expect it to cause me a lot of trouble soon.
At that time, she attended a party of a Hong Kong club online and talked about her participation in a public welfare organization called "Salvation Army" in Hong Kong.
Unexpectedly, local relevant personnel from Taiwan soon found Ah Qiong and asked her to explain and explain to the organization that once joined the "military".
Arqiong only realized that here, "jun" is a keyword, and he has been identified as having unknown intentions when coming to Taiwan.
Although she tried her best to explain that the organization with the "military" was a public welfare group, specializing in charity.
, but he was still asked to fill out a lot of instructions and was asked to go to a local agency to continue explaining his visit to Taiwan during the recent period.
Arqiong suddenly understood: she was actually being watched and vigilant as a second-class person here.
4. In order to integrate into Taiwan, Ah Qiong invested 3 million yuan in succession, but the application for immigration was repeatedly rejected
Because some people suggested that Ah Qiong invest more money in Taiwan's companies, it is easier to apply for immigration.
As a result, she spent all her savings and her parents in one year, totaling more than 3 million yuan.
But in the end I still received a reply "Continue to extend your residence for one year for observation".
Arqiong was almost collapsed: during this year, she worked day and night in Taiwan for this investment project, and had never been to any place, and she had never been to Alishan and Sun Moon Lake .
Faced with all kinds of endless background censorship, Arqiong endured them one by one, even though many of them seemed extremely absurd to her: "It is completely treating us as bad people." The reason why
works so hard is that he wants to truly integrate into Taiwan through the application for immigration and become a part of it.
but ended up with such a result.
She suddenly realized: Taiwan has never welcomed herself with open arms, and she cannot truly integrate into this.
Finally, Arqiong canceled the account on the Taiwan-Hong Kong Forum and chose to pack his luggage and leave Taipei and return to Hong Kong.
So, the scene at the beginning of the article appears.
A popular comment appeared under this news, which received many likes from netizens.
"Has she not investigated before she moved? Is Taiwan a famous scam island?"
