How do mainlanders apply for Hong Kong permanent identity cards?

Hong Kong permanent identity card is an identity card issued by the Immigration Department to people with the right of abode in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong permanent identity card is commonly known as "Samsung", which is named after the "* * *" mark on its permanent identity card. In fact, the meaning of the mark has nothing to do with whether the holder has the right of abode in Hong Kong. It only means that the holder 18 years old or above is eligible to apply for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Re-entry Permit. Hong Kong permanent residents only need to show their identity cards when entering or leaving the Hong Kong border, and they don't need to fill out the "entry and exit declaration form" to pass the customs. In section 125 of the Immigration Ordinance (Chapter 125). 1 15), which stipulates that Hong Kong permanent residents shall enjoy the following rights under the premise of complying with Article 2AA(2):

Enter Hong Kong; Will not be imposed with any conditions of stay, and any conditions of stay imposed on him are null and void; No expulsion order may be issued against him; No expulsion order may be issued against him. If a holder of a Hong Kong permanent identity card needs to apply for a new card or loses his old card, the Immigration Department will issue a "Receipt for Application for a Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card" before issuing a new card. This receipt has the function of temporary id card, but it cannot be used for entry and exit. When entering or leaving the country, you must hold a Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Re-entry Permit or valid travel documents (such as Hong Kong Special Administrative Region passport, British National (Overseas) passport, etc.). ).