Will the application for one-way permit be affected by being refused entry by the Hong Kong Customs under article 1 1?

Being refused entry by the Hong Kong Customs under the terms of 1 1 will affect the application for one-way permit.

According to the routine situation, people who are refused entry by the Hong Kong Customs and are listed in the "1 1 blacklist" of the Customs may have an impact on their application for Hong Kong One-way Permit. Being blacklisted may affect the approval of applicants by the Hong Kong Immigration Bureau because personal identification and other materials are required to apply for Hong Kong One-way Permit. Specifically, according to the regulations of the Hong Kong Immigration Bureau, applicants applying for one-way permits in Hong Kong are required to submit complete personal identification and relevant supporting materials. If blacklisted, it may be considered that it does not meet the application conditions, thus affecting the application and approval of one-way permits. In addition, applying for one-way permit in Hong Kong must meet certain conditions and standards, such as sufficient financial resources, round-trip air tickets and accommodation arrangements. These situations may also be affected if they are refused entry.

It should be noted that the specific situation needs to be determined according to the applicant's personal situation and the reasons for being refused entry.