Do relatives in Hong Kong have to go back on their word when applying for immigration?

When you settle in Hong Kong, you will get a one-way pass. Only when you go to Hong Kong with a one-way permit can you get a Hong Kong identity card.

So after applying, you don't have to get a one-way permit, so you can't go to Hong Kong. It has no effect on your mainland identity.

Even if you go to Hong Kong, you can live in the mainland for a long time.

Even if your father has settled in Hong Kong, it will take you 4-5 years to apply. . And if you are now 18 years old, you will lose the qualification to apply.

Hong Kong's status is not so good, but at least it is better than the mainland. Many Chinese with American nationality around me say that American identity and Hong Kong identity would rather choose Hong Kong identity.