My boyfriend is Korean, and we want to travel to Hong Kong. He holds an international student visa, so should I apply for a Hong Kong and Macao pass?

Korean passports do not require visas to go to the United States, Canada and Europe. He can go to Hongkong, Macau and Taiwan Province without a visa.

Also, only citizens with hukou and ID cards in China can apply for Hong Kong and Macao Pass.

But at that time, if he went to Hong Kong from Luohu Port, he took the mainland residents' passage, and then he took the Hong Kong visitors' (foreign passports) passage.

I visited Korea a few years ago. The Chinese tour guide from South Korea said, "His grandfather's generation started to do business in South Korea, but none of China people born in South Korea are Korean nationals, because they belong to foreigners. Then all countries in the world, such as the United States, Canada, Japan, Britain, Singapore, Thailand and so on, have China people living in Greater Chinatown, but South Korea doesn't. The tour guide said that Koreans are more single-minded. There are also 56 ethnic minorities in China, including Koreans. " Suppose you marry him, you immigrate to Korea, you have no Korean nationality, and your children have no Korean nationality.

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