How long does it take to go to Hong Kong with a one-way permit to apply for an ID card and a home visit permit?

In mid-April this year, he settled in Hong Kong through a one-way permit. There are two versions with different speeds on the Internet, and I have made many online references before. Through my personal experience, I can give an effective reminder to my compatriots who have been there: 1, the prerequisite for you to be a "permanent resident of Hong Kong" is that you can return to your hometown soon. There are some one-way people in this situation, and there are not many cases. Most of them have to live in Hong Kong for seven years, so get *. Because it's not permanent? You can't apply for two re-entry permits and return permits with your ID card receipt, but * permanent * will do. I personally asked different Immigration Departments and Cheung Sha Wan Office at that time, and the answer was yes. The process is roughly as follows: 1, one-way customs clearance, fill in the application form, * remember the situation when applying in China *, 2, usually go to the third floor of Cheung Sha Wan office to apply for an ID card according to the appointment time. * The photo was taken next to the permit on the third floor * Even the photo of the home visit permit was taken by 80 yuan *, and it takes 2 hours to apply for the permit. It will be handled together with the ID visa, that is, DI. When you get the receipt, you will have the ID number and the date of obtaining evidence * 15 days *. You can log on to the website of China Travel Agency through your mobile phone to make an appointment to apply for the Home Visit Permit. It will take one week to issue the Home Visit Permit, but you can apply for it temporarily and get it as soon as possible, so that the whole process will inevitably take more than 20 days. Let me remind you that there are many types of calling cards in Hong Kong that suit our situation. Before coming, Taobao bought a one2free card with unlimited Internet access for 7 days. After arriving in Hong Kong, there are many such phone cards at the * Guilin Street * exit of Sham Shui Po subway station, which are generally bought at half price, including 15 days, 30 days, 1G, 2G. I hope it will help everyone!