Can I unfreeze the deposit certificate in advance when studying in Hong Kong?

The certificates of deposit can be unfrozen in advance, but the premise must be that all the certificates of deposit issued are returned, and all of them are returned. If the deposit is unfrozen in advance, the bank risks losing the commercial credit of the embassy. The personal risk is that if the certificate is revoked during the embassy inspection, it will not be valid and will affect the visa application.

If you go through the customs, it means that you have passed the visa or passed the customs without looking at the deposit certificate.

The deposit certificate issued by the bank is usually submitted to the embassy visa. Generally, the original is needed, and the original cannot be retrieved. Therefore, after the visa is issued, the frozen deposit can only be withdrawn from the bank when it expires.

If some embassies only need a copy of the certificate, they can take the original to the bank for cancellation and unfreeze the deposit in advance with a visa.