A Single Person’s Guide to Hong Kong How to Go to Hong Kong Alone

1. How to go to Hong Kong alone

Residents of Guangdong Province need to apply for a Hong Kong and Macao pass to go to Hong Kong, which can be obtained at the Municipal Public Security Bureau. It is my first time to apply for a visa.

Hong Kong and Macao pass materials:

Proof that parents have no children in Hong Kong or Macao; applicant’s own account books; proof of parental relationship; birth certificate; mainland travel permit for Hong Kong and Macao residents; parents in the mainland Proof of having no children; electronic photo receipt; identity card; marriage certificate; photo; applicant’s identity card; application form for Mainland residents to settle in Hong Kong or Macau.

Materials required for visa application:

1. "Chinese Citizen Entry-Exit Document Application Form" (fill in as required);

2. Recent photo of myself ( size 48 ID card or temporary resident ID card (original and copy, not required for those under 16 years old).

Extended information:

Procedure for applying for a Hong Kong and Macao pass:

1. The applicant applies to the exit and entry administration department of the public security bureau at or above the county level where the permanent residence is located, and Submit application materials as required.

2. Accept necessary police inquiries on the applicant and review the application materials. For example, whether the application form is complete, clear, and meets the requirements; whether the relevant documents and certificates submitted by the applicant are authentic, valid, complete, and meet the requirements; whether the submitted copies are consistent with the originals; whether the applicant has the "Chinese Citizens Traveling to Hong Kong for Private Matters" Or the circumstances specified in Article 13 of the Interim Management Measures of the Macao Region, etc.

3. If the application materials are complete and meet the requirements, they will be accepted; if the application materials are incomplete, the applicant will be informed of all the content that needs to be supplemented and corrected at once; if there are any questions, they should be checked in time after acceptance.

Visa processing process:

1. Submit the application. Applicants can make an appointment online first, or they can apply directly on-site and fill in the "Chinese Citizen Entry-Exit Document Application Form" as required. 》, prepare the relevant supporting materials that need to be submitted.

2. Digital photography. Applicants need to submit two digital photos of themselves, which can be taken directly on site (or taken at a photo point approved by the Public Security Bureau, and a photo receipt is required).

3. Fingerprint collection: The applicant collects or verifies fingerprints (thumbs of left and right hands) under the guidance of staff. Whether applicants under the age of 16 have their fingerprints collected will be decided based on the opinions of their guardians. Once collected, this number will be used for processing.

4. When accepting the application, the staff will conduct a preliminary review of the materials submitted by the applicant and issue a payment slip to the applicant (if the applicant wishes to use self-service customs clearance without registration, he should also sign the "Registration-Free Self-Service Clearance" Statement on using self-service inspection channels in Hong Kong and Macao”).

5. Pay the fee. Applicants should pay the fees required for registration and endorsement at the designated window. The application fee is 80 yuan. The endorsement fee depends on the type of endorsement. Get the receipt.

6. Create documents. After the entry-exit management department of the provincial public security organ accepts the application, it is responsible for producing the electronic Hong Kong and Macao pass and feeding the prepared certificate to the entry-exit management department that accepted the application.

7. Issue the certificate. After the document preparation is completed, the applicant goes to the Exit-Entry Administration Bureau to collect the document. If you choose express delivery, just wait for the courier to come to sign for delivery.

2. How does one go to work in Hong Kong

You need to apply for a one-year visa, and then apply for visa endorsement when the time is up. You need to apply for a work visa and a Macau ID card.

There are two statuses for mainlanders to work in Macau.

1. The first is to apply for Macao’s non-permanent resident identity card in order to settle in Macao. A company in Macao has been profitable for three consecutive years and employs more than 15 local employees in Macao. You have graduated with a bachelor's degree and have certain work experience, and you are qualified to fill the urgently needed talents in Macao. Then the company can apply for your Macau non-permanent resident status, and you can enjoy the same treatment as a Macau resident - you are a Macau native. Renewed every three years for seven consecutive years, that is to say, you can

2. If you plan to enter from Macau as a migrant worker. If a Macao enterprise is indeed short of manpower, the enterprise should apply to the Macao Trade Promotion Bureau for foreign workers. After approval, it will recruit Hong Kong and Macao labor services units approved by the mainland authorities. In this way, you will hold a Macao Labor Certificate, which can be easily approved, and there are no restrictions on the academic qualifications of applicants. The disadvantage is that such status does not belong to residence, and it can never be converted into Macao status because of this status. You do not enjoy any of the benefits and conveniences of Macao residents.

Two status differences

Non-permanent residents do not have the right to vote or be elected.

Non-permanent residents cannot serve as civil servants in Macao.

If a Macao non-permanent resident commits a crime or is found to have obtained this status by improper means, his or her non-permanent resident status will be revoked. Permanent residents cannot be revoked or deported in any case.

Non-permanent residents of Macau and the United States travel abroad using the Macau Travel Permit, which provides visa-free access to approximately 10 countries and regions, while those traveling to Hong Kong use the Macau Residents-US Visa Waiver Permit, which provides them with visa-free travel. Sign for 30 days.

However, permanent residents using Macao SAR passports can visit 78 countries and regions without visas, and those holding ID cards can travel to Hong Kong without visas for half a year.

3. A person in Hong Kong

A Hong Kong one-way permit requires all supporting documents, including passport, ID card, and one-way certificate issued by the Public Security Bureau. Go to the designated customs post, usually Luohu Port. When you go to the designated processing window, the mainland customs will issue a one-time pass to Hong Kong.

Then go to the processing window designated by the Hong Kong Customs and fill in the application documents to enter Hong Kong. At the same time, the Hong Kong Customs will make an appointment for the one-way permit holder to go to the Immigration Department to apply for a Hong Kong identity card and passport. After completion, you can officially clear customs and go to Hong Kong and become a Hong Kong resident.

4. How to go to Hong Kong as an individual?

Mainland residents who come to Hong Kong to work need to apply for a Hong Kong and Macau Permit Stay Endorsement. Instructions for applying for stay visa: Those who come to Hong Kong to accompany, study, work, reside, train or come to Hong Kong as dependents must submit the original entry permit issued by the Hong Kong Immigration Department and submit a copy.

Those who apply for employment in Hong Kong through a labor management company must also submit a copy of the "Audit Form for Labor Cooperation Projects in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region" issued by the local commercial authorities.

If you continue to apply for a stay endorsement after the validity period of the stay endorsement expires, you must submit the original and copy of the extension permit issued by the Hong Kong Immigration Department.

5. How does one go to Hong Kong to work?

You need to apply for a one-year visa, and then apply for visa endorsement when the time is up. You need to apply for a work visa and a Macau ID card.

There are two statuses for mainlanders to work in Macau.

1. The first is to apply for Macao’s non-permanent resident identity card in order to settle in Macao. A company in Macao has been profitable for three consecutive years and employs more than 15 local employees in Macao. You have graduated with a bachelor's degree and have certain work experience, and are qualified to fill the urgently needed talents in Macao. Then the company can apply for your Macau non-permanent resident status, and you can enjoy the same treatment as a Macau resident - you are a Macau native. It is renewed every three years for seven consecutive years - that is, after being approved three times in a row, you can apply for Macao permanent resident and obtain a Macao permanent resident identity card.

2. If you plan to enter the country from Macau as a migrant worker. If a Macao enterprise is indeed short of manpower, the enterprise should apply to the Macao Trade Promotion Bureau for foreign workers. After approval, it will recruit Hong Kong and Macao labor services units approved by the mainland authorities. In this way, you will hold a Macao Labor Certificate, which can be easily approved, and there are no restrictions on the academic qualifications of applicants. The disadvantage is that such status does not belong to residence, and it can never be converted into Macao status because of this status. You do not enjoy any of the benefits and conveniences of Macao residents.

Two status differences

Non-permanent residents do not have the right to vote or be elected.

Non-permanent residents cannot serve as civil servants in Macao.

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Macau Non-permanent residents of the United States travel abroad using the Macau Travel Permit, which provides visa-free access to about 10 countries and regions, while those going to Hong Kong use Macau Residents of the United States are exempted from the visa requirement for 30 days. However, permanent residents using Macao SAR passports can visit 78 countries and regions without visas, and those holding ID cards can travel to Hong Kong without visas for half a year.

6. How do mainlanders go to Hong Kong

Hong Kong and Macao residents need to apply for a mainland travel permit for Hong Kong and Macao residents.

Application conditions for Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao residents

(1) Hong Kong or Macao permanent residents with Chinese nationality who were born in Hong Kong or Macao.

(2) Mainland residents who have been approved to settle in Hong Kong or Macao and obtain Hong Kong or Macao resident status.

(3) Chinese residents born outside Hong Kong or Macau have established permanent resident status in Hong Kong or Macau.

(4) Foreigners or stateless persons who are permanent residents of Hong Kong or Macao and have been approved to join or restore Chinese nationality.

(5) Hong Kong and Macao residents can apply for a new pass because their pass is lost, damaged, is valid for less than six months or has expired, the identity information of the holder has changed, or if they hold an old pass and need to get a new pass.

7. Can I go to Hong Kong alone?

Mobile phones can be used in Hong Kong, and so can WeChat. However, if you do not activate the Hong Kong local package, additional roaming charges will be incurred when using data.

When the cost of Internet access is relatively expensive abroad, you can choose the following methods:

1. Buy a local SIM phone card

Advantages: Not only can you access the Internet , you can also send text messages and make phone calls. It has comprehensive functions and you can choose different packages according to your needs. Relatively speaking, the Internet is cheap and fast. With a local mobile phone number, it is much more convenient to order food by car.

2. Rent a portable wireless network

Advantages: Compared with the cumbersome opening of a SIM card, it is very convenient to rent a portable wireless network. Many airports and some airports have such services, and it’s more convenient to surf the Internet on mobile phones and can be enjoyed by multiple people. It's still a good deal to spread the cost evenly. Many novices or Japanese and Korean tourists like this method very much.

8. How to travel to Hong Kong alone

In 2021, you can go to Hong Kong without just relying on your ID card. You still need to get a Hong Kong and Macau Permit to go to Hong Kong. The first time, you need to get all the documents and go to the place of residence.

However, if you don't, you don't have to go to renew the loan in person, you can ask someone to do it, but you should also bring all your documents and information. In addition, agents must also bring their ID cards, and the ID card replacement systems vary from place to place. Please find out before you go.

9. How does one go to university in Hong Kong?

Self-registration:

First, recommendation principles

Excellent overall quality and professionalism High school graduates with outstanding academic performance.

2. Registration method

1. Candidates need to log in to the China Comprehensive University Independent Selection and Admission Joint Examination Registration System (application webpage), register according to the online requirements and obtain the application number (such as 2011123456). List HKU as one of the candidates.

2. Applicants must fill in the admission plan and apply on the China HKU Office website (application webpage). After completing the application, they will log in to their personal application account and enter the China Comprehensive University Independent Selection Admissions Joint Entrance Examination Registration Platform.

3. Applicants need to fill in and print out the "Hong Kong University 2011 Independent Selection Application Form" (click to download), and attach relevant application materials (including but not limited to application form, high school transcript, award certificate Copies, etc.) shall be stamped by the middle school and sent to the HKU International Exchange Center.

Registration time: 10 am on December 2, 2010 to 6 pm on January 3, 2011.

(Note: Candidates must submit relevant application materials to the International Exchange Center of the University of Hong Kong before January 7, 2011 according to the registration system requirements. If late, the written examination qualification will be affected.)

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The University of Hong Kong will conduct a preliminary review of the application materials of independent admissions applicants, and those who pass the exam will be eligible for the written examination. The university will decide on the interview candidates based on the scores of the written test, and ultimately determine the independent selection scores in 2011 based on the comprehensive scores of the interview and written test.

verb (abbreviation of verb) preferential policy

The admission standards for Hong Kong universities to recruit mainland students are based on the requirements set by individual majors in the original scores of admitted students in the admission plan. . Successful candidates in this self-selected program can study in designated majors, and bonus points are only applicable to this major. Students can apply to transfer the extra points to other majors, and these extra points can only be used by our school for admission consideration. The extra points are only valid if students take the 2011 College Entrance Examination. Bonus points can reach up to 30 points.

Important Agenda for Intransitive Verbs

Online registration deadline: January 3, 2011

(Lately will affect the applicant’s written examination qualifications. Please meet the conditions The secondary school will collect all the application forms and send them to the University of Hong Kong to prevent any missing materials. )

Preliminary review notice: In early January 2011, the joint entrance examination registration platform for independent selection of comprehensive universities in China will be held. .

Written test notice: Candidates who pass the preliminary review will print the written test notice on the China Comprehensive University Independent Selection and Admission Joint Examination Registration Platform in mid-January 2011.

Written test time: February 20, 2011.

Interview notice: The independent selection and admission joint examination registration platform of China comprehensive universities. Students who are qualified for the interview should print out the interview notice by themselves.

Interview time: To be determined.

10. What should you pay attention to when going to Hong Kong alone?

1. Avoid banana hands when meeting relatives and friends. Hong Kong people call customers who come to the door empty-handed "banana hands", which means they are empty-handed and look down upon. But Hong Kong has products from almost all over the world, so it’s not easy to give gifts. Generally speaking, when mainland residents go to Hong Kong, it is enough to bring some souvenirs. Beijingers buy boxes of Beijing royal jelly and Beijing tiger bone wine. If your relatives and friends are young and middle-aged, you might as well buy a few bags of Beijing jasmine tea or Tieguanyin made in Fujian to show the gift of lightness and kindness. This move is also very popular with the opponent.

2. Avoid bringing extra clothes. There are no particularly cold days throughout the year in Hong Kong, and the climate is mild. Moreover, Hong Kong is a world-famous export destination for ready-made garments, with a large number of fashions flooding the market. No matter men, women, old or young, tall or short, fat or thin, you can choose the right clothes. So it’s important to travel light.

3. Entertainment should be intangible. Hong Kong is a vast world with all kinds of entertainment activities. Mainland tourists visiting Hong Kong may wish to try most of the entertainment activities. But you must have a clear mind and scope of activities, so that entertainment can truly be beneficial to physical and mental health and help increase your knowledge. Places you shouldn't go to, such as red light districts and other pornographic venues, are a must. Once upon a time, there was a young man who wanted to see the red light district with curiosity. As a result, he was charged HK$3,800 for sitting with a waitress in a bar for just 45 minutes. He suffered financial losses and was punished when he returned to the mainland.

4. When shopping at night market stalls, never bargain behind the stalls. There are often homes behind the night market stalls, and prostitutes often pick up customers, and you have to pay when you go.

5. Avoid carrying large amounts of foreign currency out of the country. According to regulations, every mainland resident who is allowed to travel to Hong Kong, after his tourist visa is approved, can exchange RMB for a small amount of Hong Kong dollars at a China Travel Agency for pocket money. It is not allowed to exchange foreign currency privately for customs clearance. Once seized, customs will confiscate everything. Etiquette: 1. You should call and make an appointment before meeting someone. You can prepare some fruit cakes as gifts when visiting other people's homes.

Never leave empty-handed. 2. Generally speaking, men are called teachers and women are called ladies. For older men, they can be called uncle or uncle; for older women, they can be called aunty; waiters and shop assistants can be called ladies, and waitresses can still be called ma'am. Public security penalties: Hong Kong’s penalties for violating social morals are quite severe. Littering and spitting in public places usually result in a fine of HK$1,500. Other notes: As Hong Kong tourism opens up to individuals, more and more people are traveling to Hong Kong, and many people will indeed encounter some problems. Therefore, we would like to remind you to pay attention to the following aspects: 1. You should not carry large amounts of cash with you; 2. Keep your travel documents; 3. Do not leave belongings carelessly in crowded places; 4. When crossing the road, be careful of someone stealing under any pretext; 5. Before taking out your belongings, first check the surroundings for signs of theft. There is a suspicious person. Hope it helps you.