臺灣近年來的移民研究主要關注來自中國大陸（或東南亞）的婚姻移民（或移工）。雖然「從香港移民臺灣」的議題也是媒體關注的焦點，卻很少受到學術界的重視。我們透過對24位（1966至2002年初次來臺，40至75歲，在臺生活至少十年）不同背景在臺香港人的訪談，探討他們在臺灣的生活經驗、對臺港兩地政治發展，以及對中港臺三邊關係的看法。

我們發現，臺港兩地在冷戰時期的歷史脈絡，是促使不同受訪者來到臺灣的共同因素。當時的僑生優惠政策，不但提供將近一半受訪者來臺就學的機會，以「優勢移民」的類型順利在臺定居。雖然不同背景的受訪者都對共產中國有所疑慮，但是大部分受訪者並未受到「太陽花/反服貿」或「佔中/雨傘」事件影響，而是呈現出「反共，不反中」的政治態度。

The Political Attitudes of Hong Kong Immigrants in Taiwan

This research presents the lived experiences and views of Hong Kongers towards recent political developments in Hong Kong and Taiwan in relation to Mainland China. In-depth interviews were conducted with 24 Hong Kongers between the ages of 40 and 75 who had settled in Taiwan between 1966 and 2002.

They reported that their main reason for migrating to Taiwan was related to the political situation in Taiwan and Hong Kong during the Cold War period. Some of them had benefited from government policies on recruiting overseas Chinese students, engaged in a variety of white-collar professional jobs, and integrated successfully as “privileged migrants”. Although anti-Communist feelings were implied in their responses, the majority expressed views different from the anti-China sentiments heard in the Sunflower Student Movement in Taiwan and the Occupy Central Movement in Hong Kong. Most of the respondents expressed concern over recent socio-political changes in Taiwan and Hong Kong.