HONG KONG/TAIPEI -- A growing number of Hongkongers look to pack their bags and leave after China's passage of national security legislation for the territory, raising concern over whether it can remain a financial hub if it cannot attract top talent.
"Inquiries have tripled or quadrupled since the national security law was announced," said Benny Cheung of Hong Kong-based Goldmax Immigration Consulting, which provides support to would-be emigrants. Local media have reported that the legislation will be implemented as early as next month.
