What adverse effects does obtaining a certificate in Hong Kong have on the woman?

What are the disadvantages to the woman in obtaining a certificate in Hong Kong? What are the benefits for mainlanders to obtain certificates from Hong Kong people? Let’s find out how long it takes after marrying a Hong Kong citizen to change into a local household registration. 1. Obtaining a certificate in Hong Kong is not good for the woman

1. Divorce is very troublesome

A long time ago, Hong Kong’s policy was that one must live apart for two years before divorce. After two years of separation, if one party is unwilling to divorce , they have to continue to be separated for five years before they can divorce, so it is enough to see that it is very troublesome to obtain a divorce certificate in Hong Kong if the relationship breaks down.

2. Divorce conditions are harsh

When the woman files and applies for divorce, she must live in Hong Kong and have settled in Hong Kong for 3 years.

2. Benefits for mainlanders to obtain a certificate in Hong Kong

If you only register in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong marriage certificate you hold is not protected by mainland law. Because the mainland does not recognize marriage registration from any country or region other than the mainland. If you want to be recognized by the Mainland, you can only go to a law firm in Hong Kong to have it notarized. After the notarization, you can return to the Mainland with the Hong Kong marriage certificate and notarial deed. Only in this way will it be recognized by the Mainland.

Of course, there is a strong sense of ritual in getting married. Unlike in the Mainland, where two people go to the Civil Affairs Bureau with their household registers and ID cards, registering for marriage in Hong Kong also requires a certain sense of "ritual" - there must be The wedding ceremony and two witnesses were present.

Marriage is also very tolerant. No matter where and what nationality the two parties belong to, they can register their marriage. If you choose to marry a foreigner, then Hong Kong is a good registration point. Registration is much more convenient than in the mainland.

3. How long does it take to become a Hong Kong citizen after marrying a Hong Kong citizen?

It takes about five years.

When a mainlander marries a Hong Kong permanent resident (Hong Kong citizen), he or she usually has to wait five years to become a Hong Kong resident. After seven years of residence, he or she becomes a permanent Hong Kong resident.

Counting from the date of marriage application, it will take more than 4 years to queue up points. After the Ministry of Public Security issues the one-way permit, you can go to Hong Kong to settle down, but you can rest assured that applying to immigrate to Hong Kong is based on a points system. , 0.1 points are calculated for every day starting from the date of marriage.

In addition, the Ministry of Public Security announced in December 2008 that the approval score for mainland residents to settle in Hong Kong and Macao in 2009 dropped from 182.7 in 2007 to 146.1, which means they can qualify in more than 4 years.

One-way permit issuance time: 0.1 points per day after marriage, as long as the points are enough. The points required in each province will be slightly different, but they are generally around 180 points, not much different, so Regardless of the province, it takes 4 and a half to 5 years from marriage to obtaining the one-way permit.