Excuse me, is your household registration in Jieyang City, Guangdong Province? Can I get a Hong Kong and Macao Pass in Shenzhen Public Visa Hall?

I can't. When you apply for the Hong Kong and Macao Pass for the first time, you must take photos in person at the Entry-Exit Permit Center of the Public Security Bureau where your household registration is located. Generally, the public security bureau at or above the county level should bring the household registration book and ID card, take photos and make copies there, and then fill out the form. The staff will teach you how to fill it out, so don't worry. Hong Kong and Macao Pass Fee 100, valid for 5 years. Every time I enter Hong Kong for 7 days, the window of Hong Kong has these introductions. You can endorse Hong Kong for 20 times, and the first application will take 65,438+04 working days to be approved. You can choose to send it to you by express delivery. Also, at present, only residents of 28 provinces and cities in China can apply for G visas for free travel to Hong Kong and Macao, and other places can only apply for L visas for group tours. You can go to the "Window of Hong Kong" website to find out. The south is generally a provincial capital city, so it is not a problem to sign up for the tour, just go through the customs. The registration fee is probably around 50 yuan. Also, the delivery is faster and there is no need to queue up. After going through the customs, you can move freely in Hong Kong. The window of Hong Kong has a direct service. I called them before, 020-84208736. If you are on call, call them first and report your information, name and pass number. How to do the Hong Kong and Macao Pass specifically? You can go to the website of "Window of Hong Kong". There are posts in their forum to introduce these. The Window of Hong Kong Forum has many travel guides for Hong Kong and Macao, introducing free travel in Hong Kong and Macao. I often go to this forum to read. You can follow their plan. Generally, you can shop in high-end places like Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay. The forum has some information about commodity prices and discount cards, and the website has tickets for various scenic spots in Hong Kong, which is much cheaper. How to go through customs, how to take a bus, how to shop, how to play and how to live cheaply are introduced in the window of Hong Kong (there are cheap hotels and hotel reservations in the window of Hong Kong, and Hong Kong and Macao are relatively small, so hotels and hotels are small rooms, so you should be prepared not to be knocked down by thunder. In fact, Hong Kong is too small. What we usually do is Disney, Ocean Park and Wax Museum.