Take my father to travel to Hong Kong. Can my father's mainland residents and my Hong Kong residents pass through Hong Kong residents or visitors together?

According to the regulations of the Hong Kong Immigration Department, Hong Kong residents and visitors queue up separately. Therefore, to enter Hong Kong, you and your father need to line up in the aisles of Hong Kong residents and tourists.

If you want to go through the customs with your father, you can try to queue up in the Hong Kong residents' passage, take your father to the visitors' passage, and then go through the visitors' passage together. Please note, however, that visitors to Hong Kong need to queue up slowly, because they have to go through border inspection and customs formalities, and the entry and exit of Hong Kong residents is relatively fast.

In addition, if your father is elderly or disabled, he can get priority clearance with the help of border inspection and customs, regardless of whether he holds a Hong Kong identity card or not.