Conditions of migrant workers going to Hong Kong

Only holders of Hong Kong identity cards can work in Hong Kong. If they have lived in Hong Kong for more than seven years, they will become permanent residents only if they have three stars on their identity cards.

Conditions for obtaining a Hong Kong identity card:

Inheritance right: heirs can inherit the property or inheritance of the decedent.

International students: You can apply for a postgraduate or doctoral degree at the University of Hong Kong.

Family reunion: One parent is a permanent resident of Hong Kong and can apply for one-way residence in Hong Kong.

Husband and wife reunion: If one spouse is a permanent resident of Hong Kong, he can apply for one-way residence in Hong Kong, which requires points. You can't commit any criminal acts before the points are full, and you can't commit any serious criminal acts within seven years after the application, otherwise you will lose your citizenship of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and not belong to China citizens.

Employment relationship: if you have a postgraduate degree or above and are employed by a Hong Kong enterprise, he can apply to the government for you to work in Hong Kong. However, the Hong Kong Government has not provided all the benefits for Hong Kong residents. If you are expelled, the result is to return to the mainland.

Investment Immigration: Anyone who owns more than 6 million properties, makes financial investments in Hong Kong such as stocks and funds, or invests in properties above HK$10 million can apply for investment immigration. The Hong Kong government will issue a resident card. If you have lived in Hong Kong for seven years (if you can go to other places, it is proved to be more than seven years), you are a veritable Hong Kong person.

Otherwise, they are regarded as illegal workers, and they are black workers. It is illegal for non-Hong Kong residents and foreigners to work in Hong Kong, and both employers and employees should bear legal responsibilities.

Extended data:

Application materials: Persons who go to Hong Kong for employment, study, residence and training, or those who go to Hong Kong as dependants, must submit the original entry permit issued by the Hong Kong Immigration Department and submit a copy. If you apply for employment in Hong Kong through a labor management company, you must also submit a copy of the Audit Form for Labor Cooperation Projects in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region issued by the relevant local commercial authorities. If you continue to apply for a stay endorsement after the expiration of the validity period, submit the original extension permit issued by the Hong Kong Immigration Department and submit a copy.

If a person who holds a valid passport to and from Hong Kong and Macao and goes to Hong Kong or Macao for employment through a labor management company continues to apply for a stay endorsement during his employment in Hong Kong and Macao, the labor management company may apply for a stay endorsement on his behalf. The labor management company shall file the company seal and the signature of the person in charge with the entry-exit administration department of the relevant public security organ where the labor management company is located in advance.

According to the Registration of Persons Ordinance (Chapter 106). 177). Anyone who has reached1one year of age or has stayed in Hong Kong for more than 180 days must apply for identity card registration after reaching1/one year of age or within 30 days of coming to Hong Kong. Each Hong Kong identity card has the personal data such as the holder's name and date of birth, and the black-and-white photo of the witness is printed on the card. Chinese codes are also printed under the name column, which is convenient for the government or institutions to input names.

Receiving condition

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.