World No。 1 Snooker Athlete, He Becomes a Resident of China

World No. 1 Snooker Athlete, He Becomes a Resident of China

In a remarkable turn of events, the world's top-ranked snooker player, Judd Trump, has officially become a resident of Hong Kong, China. According to CCTV News, the Hong Kong Immigration Department confirmed on December 24 that Trump successfully completed the "Quality Migrant Admission Scheme" and received his Hong Kong Identity Card on December 23.

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Trump's move comes shortly after fellow snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan, who also obtained Hong Kong residency in October of this year. Trump, who has claimed 30 ranking titles in his illustrious career, joins O'Sullivan as the second snooker superstar to become a Hong Kong resident, solidifying the city as a haven for elite athletes.

The "Quality Migrant Admission Scheme" was launched by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government in June 2006 with the goal of attracting highly skilled individuals and exceptional talents from around the world. The initiative is designed to promote Hong Kong's economic development and social progress by welcoming professionals from various fields, including sports, technology, and business.

Source: 羊城派

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