How to apply for the right of abode in Hong Kong after obtaining a one-way permit to Hong Kong? Do I need the original documents of my relatives in Hong Kong and my company?

What a coincidence. I just got a one-way pass, too I hope it will help you: when you enter the customs with a one-way permit, they will find someone to handle the formalities for you. Let you add your personal information form and timetable to your ID card office near your address in Hong Kong or the hotel where you left office. After writing, I will arrange for you to go through the customs. And there is a word on the back of your one-way pass that allows you to stay for seven years. You take this form. Unfortunately, we can't rush it. Only when you get your ID card can you go to China Travel Agency to apply for Hong Kong and Macao residents to return to the Mainland. That is to say, a family can spend more than 500 yuan to visit the card urgently. It will cost more than 300 yuan if you don't hurry. The expedited time is five working days, excluding Saturday and Sunday. It will take more than a week. You and your husband have a marriage certificate. They will read it when you go to the customs to apply for your ID card. It is best not to use copies. They'll take it when you get it. You have a certificate to go abroad, but no passport. If you want to get a passport in the future, you have to take the certificate I just mentioned. You can also go abroad with your ID card. You don't need that card to go to China to go to Macau, because the ID card you got this time is a Hong Kong resident ID card, not a Hong Kong permanent resident ID card. It will take seven years to get a Hong Kong permanent identity card. Your current ID card doesn't have three stars. You don't need your husband. This hotel is very cheap. Blocks are everywhere, but they are still not cheap, so you should have a place like home to live. You must get your ID card within ten days before you can use it to apply for a home visit permit. There are many travel agencies in China, and you can find the nearest one by asking where you apply for your ID card. Find a cheap place to live, only a few hundred dollars a day. If you live in Hong Kong, you can't go to Shenzhen without your ID card. That means you can only stay in Hong Kong for half a month. Wish you all the best!