Do I need to renew my Hong Kong and Macao Pass every year?

Whether to renew it every year depends on the type of endorsement you apply for. If it exceeds the validity period of the corresponding type and the number of endorsements, it needs to be renewed. The specific endorsement types are as follows:

I. Endorsement for Visiting Relatives (T)

1. If you visit your brothers and sisters, (foreign) grandparents and (foreign) grandchildren, you can issue an endorsement every three months, and your stay will not exceed 14 days;

2. If you visit your spouse, parents or their parents, children or their spouses, you can issue multiple endorsements for three months and stay for no more than 90 days from the date of first entry;

3. If you apply to visit your spouse in Hong Kong and Macao and have minor children with your spouse in Hong Kong and Macao, you can issue multiple endorsements of 1 year, with each stay not exceeding 90 days.

4. If the family has special difficulties, with the approval of the exit-entry administration department of the provincial public security organ, it can issue multiple endorsements of 1 year, and each stay shall not exceed 90 days.

Second, commercial endorsement.

1. According to the filing regulations, employees of enterprises and institutions that have been filed can issue endorsements once every three months, multiple endorsements every three months, and multiple endorsements every 1 year (except those who go to Macao), and each stay in Hong Kong or Macao will not exceed 7 days.

2, for enterprises and institutions, individual industrial and commercial operators undocumented personnel, issued a three-month endorsement, stay in Hong Kong or Macao for no more than 7 days.

3. People who drive special vehicles between Guangdong Province and Hong Kong or Macao may issue multiple endorsements for three months or 1 year, and each stay in Hong Kong or Macao shall not exceed 7 days.

Third, the team travel endorsement (L)

1. If you apply to go to Hong Kong, you can issue an endorsement once every three months, twice every three months, once every 1 year and twice every 1 year, and each stay in Hong Kong will not exceed 7 days; Under special circumstances stipulated by the Exit-Entry Administration of the Ministry of Public Security, an endorsement may be issued every three months, and each stay in Hong Kong shall not exceed three days.

2. To apply for going to Macao, an endorsement can be issued every three months and every 1 year, and each stay in Macao should not exceed 7 days.

Four. Personal travel endorsement (g)

1. If you apply to go to Hong Kong, you can issue an endorsement once every three months, twice every three months, once every 1 year and twice every 1 year, and each stay in Hong Kong will not exceed 7 days; For urban residents who have been allowed to implement the pilot policy of "individual tour" for many times and meet the conditions stipulated by the Ministry of Public Security, they can issue multiple endorsements of 1 year according to relevant regulations, and each stay in Hong Kong will not exceed 7 days.

2. To apply for going to Macao, an endorsement can be issued every three months and every 1 year, and each stay in Macao should not exceed 7 days.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) stays in endorsement (D)

1. Issue multiple endorsements to those who go to Hong Kong for employment, schooling, employment, residence and training, and those who go to Hong Kong as dependants; The validity period of the endorsement is issued according to the longest validity period of the entry permit issued by the Hong Kong Immigration Department.

Other endorsements of intransitive verbs (q)

Issue an endorsement every three months according to the reasons, and issue an endorsement twice every three months; Under special circumstances, if it is really necessary to travel to Hong Kong or Macao many times, multiple endorsements can be issued for three months; Each stay in Hong Kong or Macau shall not exceed 14 days.

The above content comes from:

Notice of Application for Travel Permit and Endorsement to and from Hong Kong and Macao-National Immigration Bureau