Hong Kong husband and wife reunion (do you need proof of submission of children when applying for one-way permit)?

Mainland Chinese citizens going to settle in Hong Kong (1) Conditions for applying for settlement According to the "Interim Administrative Measures for Chinese Citizens Traveling to Hong Kong or Macao for Private Matters" approved by the State Council in 1986, the conditions for settlement are: (1 ) One spouse has settled in Hong Kong or Macao and has lived apart for many years; (2) The parents who have settled in Hong Kong or Macao are old and infirm and must be taken care of by their children from the Mainland; (3) The elderly and children who are helpless in the Mainland must take refuge in Immediate relatives and close relatives in Hong Kong and Macao; (4) The property of immediate relatives who have settled in Hong Kong and Macao has no one to inherit, and the children must settle in the Mainland to inherit; (5) There are other special circumstances where it is necessary to settle down. (2) Certification materials for applying to settle in Hong Kong and Macau 1. If one of the spouses has settled in Hong Kong or Macao and has been separated for many years, they can apply to settle in Hong Kong or Macao to reunite the couple. As for the specific number of years of separation, due to different circumstances in different places, the prescribed number of years of separation is also different. Applicants who are male spouses are easily approved. The period of separation for applying for separation in Hong Kong is also different from that for applying for separation in Macau. The length of separation currently announced by Guangxi is that those going to Hong Kong must live apart for more than 4 years, and those going to Macau must live apart for more than 8 years. Applicants should submit the following supporting materials to the public security agency that accepts the application, which will verify and leave copies: (1) Legal marriage certificate between the applicant and his or her spouse in Hong Kong or Macau. Compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao who marry a Mainland citizen must submit a marriage certificate issued by the marriage registration authority at or above the county level where the Mainland citizen's household registration is located. If you register a marriage in Hong Kong, you must submit a marriage certificate issued by the Hong Kong Marriage Registry and a notarial certificate of marital relationship issued by a foreign-related notary office in the Mainland. (2) Proof that the spouse has permanent residence status in Hong Kong and Macao. If the holder's permanent resident identity card in Hong Kong is indicated, a copy of the Macau identity card. (3) A recent letter from your spouse in Hong Kong or Macau. 2. Parents who have settled in Hong Kong or Macao are old and infirm and must be taken care of by their children from the mainland. Generally speaking, parents in Hong Kong and Macao are considered "elderly" if they are 60 and 55 years old respectively; those who are sick or in poor health are considered "frail"; those who have no children in Hong Kong and Macao must be taken care of by their children from the mainland. "Only one of their children from the Mainland can apply to settle in Hong Kong or Macau to take care of their parents. For children whose parents live in Hong Kong or Macao, they left Hong Kong or Macao for other countries due to immigration or business reasons, leaving their parents with no children. The children from the mainland apply to settle in Hong Kong or Macao to take care of their parents. Due to quota restrictions, , currently unable to meet the requirements. Applicants must submit the following supporting materials to the accepting authority: (1) Proof of relationship with relatives in Hong Kong and Macao. Such as the notarized certificate of kinship issued by the notary office and other relevant supporting materials; (2) Proof that relatives in Hong Kong and Macao have permanent residence qualifications; (3) Relevant certificates that parents who have settled in Hong Kong and Macao have no children; (4) Hong Kong, Macao Proof of health status of parents in Macao, such as hospital certificate, etc. (for the weak); (5) Recent letters from relatives in Hong Kong and Macao. 3. The helpless elderly and children in the Mainland who need to seek refuge in Hong Kong or Macao, including their direct relatives and close relatives, can apply to settle in Hong Kong or Macao. "Children" in this condition shall refer to those under the age of 12; "immediate relatives" refer to parents, children, grandparents, and grandchildren; "close relatives" refer to husband and wife, parents, children, and siblings. Applicants should submit the following certification materials to the accepting authority: (1) Notarization of kinship relationship with Hong Kong and Macao; (2) Proof that relatives in Hong Kong and Macao have permanent residence qualifications; (3) Relatives in Hong Kong and Macao agree to take care of (support) ); (4) Recent letters from relatives in Hong Kong and Macao. 4. The property of immediate family members who have settled in Hong Kong or Macao has no one to inherit, and must be inherited by children from the Mainland who have settled in Hong Kong or Macao. A child from the Mainland can apply to settle in Hong Kong or Macao and inherit the property. Only those direct relatives who have settled in Hong Kong or Macao have property in Hong Kong or Macao and have no children in Hong Kong or Macao will have no one to inherit the property.

In this condition, "settlement" should mean those who have resided in Hong Kong for more than 7 years and have permanent residence status; "property" refers to the real estate or movable property owned by parents and grandparents who are designated to live in Hong Kong or Macao, excluding overseas Chinese, Taiwanese compatriots, and foreign Chinese. General investment in shares, temporary transfer of movable property and houses. "Inheritance" refers to inheritance and does not include inheritance of the property of a living person. If the property of a living person is inherited, the second condition should be used to measure it. "Must" means that if there is no share in Hong Kong or Macao, it can be managed by the Hong Kong or Macao heirs. If the mainland heirs do not go to Hong Kong or Macao to settle, the ownership will not be affected. Applicants should submit the following supporting materials to the accepting authority: (1) Proof of the property status of immediate relatives in Hong Kong and Macao. Such as lawyer's relevant notarization, business registration certification materials, tax forms, property rights certification materials, bank deposit certification materials, etc.; (2) Proof that the mainland children have legal inheritance rights; (3) The owner of the property is an immediate relative and has settled in Hong Kong or Macao ( Submit a copy of your ID card), documents proving that you have no children to inherit in Hong Kong and Macao, etc. 5. If you have other special circumstances that require you to settle in Hong Kong or Macao, you can also apply to settle in Hong Kong or Macao. The "special circumstances" in the fifth condition refer to those that are not listed in the regulations but have more sufficient conditions, such as elderly couples who have less than 10 years of separation but have special reasons. (3) Application to settle in Hong Kong or Macao Procedure 1. Mainland citizens who meet the above requirements for settling or staying in Hong Kong or Macau can apply to the exit and entry administration department of the city or county where their household registration is located. 2. The applicant shall complete the application procedures. After the application is submitted by the exit and entry management department of the municipal or county public security bureau, the following application procedures must be performed: (1) Submit a copy of the resident ID card, household register or other household registration certificate and work permit if required by the public security department. (2) Fill out the "Chinese Citizen Exit Application Form" and fill it out in detail with a brush or pen. The name of the province, autonomous region and city and county should be written in the "Birthplace" column. (3) Submit it to the applicant's workplace. Written opinions from Hong Kong and Macao. This written opinion should clearly indicate whether the applicant agrees to settle or stay in Hong Kong or Macao for a short period of time. If there is no employer, it can be submitted to the township or town people's government or city sub-district office or public security police station where the household registration is located. Proof. (4) Submit proof corresponding to the purpose of the application, that is, comply with the corresponding certification materials that should be submitted in the above paragraphs 2 and 3. (5) Submit 5 recent 2-inch frontal photos of the applicant. ．Acceptance of application After the applicant submits the application to the exit and entry administration department of the public security authority and answers the relevant inquiries and completes the application procedures, the exit and entry administration department of the public security authority can accept the application. If the procedures are incomplete and the supporting documents are incomplete, supplementary materials should be provided. 4. After receiving the approval notice, a considerable number of applicants have to wait for the permit to be issued by the public security bureau’s exit and entry administration department. Applicants who have been separated for a long time must also make arrangements for issuance of certificates. Generally, those who have been separated for a long time, those who are going to Hong Kong or Macao for a short period of time, those who apply first and those who have special circumstances will be arranged first. After the immigration administration department issues the certificate, it will notify the applicant. The applicant must bring the certificate to collect it and pay the production fee and endorsement fee. To collect the certificate, he or she should generally bring his or her household registration book, resident ID card, and the certificate issued by his/her workplace. Letter of introduction, etc. Persons holding a "Permit to Travel to Hong Kong and Macao" should cancel their household registration at the local police station before settling in Hong Kong or Macao.