一個英籍葡籍的香港澳門人如何去經營人生?
作為多層身份的澳門血統的朋友如何看英繫勵德?
但澳門人不一定在英國, 才能講返正常的生活的。
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6月5號晚上完成商務交流會議之後，我(Arthur)同會長Ericsson接受了 The Guardian 的香港及英國記者的訪問，表達了為何要提早移居英國的原因及設立bluenocc商會支援移居BNO港人的 #方舟計劃。

//Arthur runs an online chamber of commerce focused on BNO holders – although it is officially called the “Blue Navy Organisation Chamber of Commerce”, to avoid problems registering the business with pro-Beijing authorities.

It has 5,000 members on a Facebook page that mixes tips about life in the UK with ads for events like a “Brighton Beach craft market” scheduled for later this month.

Arthur and his business partner Ericsson, who preferred not to give their surnames, say they have been deluged with queries about how to renew BNO passports and prepare for life in Britain, even as they step up their own plans to move.

“My concern is when the security law comes to Hong Kong, the education will be more communist,” said Arthur, who is in his 30s with two young children. “If you don’t want this kind of education, you have to pay a huge amount of money to study at a private school, but most of us normal people can’t afford that.”

He loves the UK, and had hoped to spend time in Manchester when he retires, in perhaps 30 years, watching his beloved Manchester United play live. Now that time frame has suddenly shrunk. “For my children I have to move up my planning.”//

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