Can I keep my mainland account for my Hong Kong identity?

First of all, it needs to be clear that the household registration system in Hong Kong and the Mainland is separate. Hong Kong has its own identity authentication system, and the mainland has a household registration system. Therefore, legally speaking, a person can have both a Hong Kong identity and a mainland account. Click on the online assessment to get the guidance scheme.

However, there may be some limitations in practice. For example, if you live in Hong Kong for a long time and obtain a Hong Kong permanent identity card, some rights and interests in the Mainland may be affected, such as social security and medical insurance. In addition, if you travel to and from Hong Kong and the Mainland frequently, you may need to go through certain identity and residence certificate procedures in both places.

Therefore, for Hong Kong identity holders who want to keep their mainland hukou, it is recommended to fully consider their actual needs and future plans when planning their identity, and consult professional immigration consultants to get more accurate advice.

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