Under what circumstances do you need to do paternity test in Hong Kong and Macao?

Anyone who emigrates from the mainland to other countries, including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, is an immigrant. Immigrants need to provide sufficient evidence to prove whether they are related to their parents or children in Hong Kong and Macao. If the evidence is insufficient, a paternity test is needed.

The paternity test for settling in Hong Kong and Macao belongs to the judicial paternity test and needs to be conducted by a formal judicial appraisal institution. From 20 18 1 1, according to the decision of the Exit-Entry Administration of the Provincial Public Security Department, the paternity testing institution for mainland residents (except permanent children) was changed to the forensic material evidence appraisal institution approved by the Guangdong Provincial Department of Justice, and Fuzheng Judicial Appraisal Institute, as the appraisal institution approved by the Guangdong Provincial Department of Justice, became the first appraisal institution to settle in Hong Kong and Macao. In the future, when applying for settlement in Hong Kong and Macao in the Mainland, if paternity test is needed, it can be conducted directly at Fuzheng Judicial Appraisal Institute.