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Temporary Residency by Investment / talent

MacauInvestor Visamedium confidence

Standard Macau rates (max 12%). Low tax jurisdiction. Gaming and finance hub Special Administrative Region of China. 0% CGT. Low income tax. Easier to get residency vs HK.

Investment
MOP 1m+ investment in Macau business
Processing
4 months
Min stay
183 days/year
Tax rate
Standard Macau rates (max 12%). Low tax jurisdiction. G…%

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Demand score13/100

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Key Details

Leads to PRYes
Dual citizenship—
Remote work—
Healthcare included—
Crypto accepted—
Same-sex recognised—
RenewableYes

Stay Requirements

Macau temporary residency by investment/talent requires genuine residence; PR after 7 yrs needs habitual residence

medium confidence
Last verified: 4/15/2026Updated: 6/10/2026Confidence: medium

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People also ask

How can I get permanent residency in Macau?
Nonresidents seeking to become permanent residents must be ordinarily resident in Macau for a continuous period of at least seven years before becoming eligible for the status. Ordinarily resident in this context excludes certain classes of people, including central government officials and incarcerated individuals.
What is the easiest country to get permanent residency in?
Fastest routes to permanent residency are found in countries like Uruguay (direct PR), Mexico (4 years), and Portugal (5 years).
How to get a blue card in Macau?
Apply to the Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) for authorization to hire non-resident workers. Once approved, secure an employment permit (blue card) for the employee. Ensure the contract is registered and in compliance with Macau's Labour Relations Law (Law no. 7/2008).

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