Can I apply for a temporary Hong Kong identity card?

1. Hong Kong has a temporary identity card (they call it an "identity card", while the permanent identity card is called a "permanent identity card"), which is issued to immigrants who have lived in Hong Kong for more than 180 days.

2. To be able to live or study continuously for more than 180 days, you need to: 1) be hired by a local work unit in Hong Kong and apply for a work visa from the Hong Kong Immigration Department; 2) the relevant school will help you apply for a student visa; 3) domestic employees: the employee will be used family application.

3. Non-local secondary school students who attend local schools, whether international schools or Chinese schools, need to have corresponding application/examination and interview procedures.

I don’t know whether you are going to high school or junior high school. High schools need to take the "senior high school entrance examination". Elementary school is application and recommendation. Especially good private schools, it is not easy to get admitted.

For local residents in Hong Kong, they will definitely be arranged to study in a certain middle school according to their place of residence. However, students from other places need to apply, take exams, and interview to know whether they are admitted.

After admission, the school will help you apply for a student visa. After obtaining the visa, you will go to the place of residence in the mainland to apply for a pass, add a "stay" endorsement, and then go to Hong Kong to apply for a Hong Kong temporary identity card.