Laiwu household registration application for Hong Kong tourist visa

From Laiwu? I am afraid that I can only come to Hong Kong in a group tour. Currently, residents of 49 cities across the country can travel to Hong Kong as "individual tourists". The cities that have opened "individual travel" are:

1. Beijing

2. Shanghai

3. Guangdong Province (the whole province): Zhongshan, Jiangmen , Foshan, Dongguan, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Huizhou, Shaoguan, Heyuan, Zhanjiang, Yangjiang, Shanwei, Maoming, Jieyang, Shantou, Chaozhou, Qingyuan, Meizhou, Zhaoqing, Yunfu

4. Jiangsu Province: Nanjing, Wuxi, Suzhou

5. Zhejiang Province: Hangzhou, Ningbo, Taizhou

6. Fujian Province: Fuzhou (urban area only), Quanzhou, Xiamen

7. Tianjin

8. Chongqing

9. Sichuan Province: Chengdu

10. Shandong Province: Jinan

11. Liaoning Province: Shenyang, Dalian

12. Guangxi Province: Nanning

13. Hainan Province: Haikou

14. Hunan Province: Changsha

15. Guizhou Province: Guiyang

16. Yunnan Province: Kunming

17. Jiangxi Province: Nanchang

18. Jilin Province: Changchun

19. Hebei Province: Shijiazhuang

20. Henan Province: Zhengzhou

21. Hubei Province: Wuhan

22. Anhui Province: Hefei

Reference itinerary for self-guided tours in Hong Kong

Bring an "Octopus" card with you for more hassle-free self-guided sightseeing. Hong Kong’s travel interests may be far richer than you think. Whether you are a new arrival or a seasoned traveler, a family traveler or a sweet couple, Hong Kong has options for you. The following is the reference itinerary we have carefully planned for you:

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Whether traveling independently or with a group, you can travel in Hong Kong at most each time Stop for seven days. The cost of joining a tour group is 400-600 per day, or 3,000 for seven days (including food and accommodation). Starting from May 2007, it will take about 14 working days to apply for the permit.

"Individual Travel

If you want to travel to Hong Kong as an individual, you must obtain a "Travel Permit to and from Hong Kong and Macau" issued by the relevant public security authorities in the Mainland and valid for one or two times. "Individual Travel" endorsement.

Otherwise, you can only travel to Hong Kong as a "group tour".

6. Mainland residents who wish to visit Hong Kong can join the "Hong Kong Tour" tour group operated by mainland travel agencies. Group members participating in the "Hong Kong Tour" tour group must obtain the "Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit" and "Group Travel" endorsement issued by the relevant mainland public security authorities. Members of the "Hong Kong Tour" group must abide by the principle of "come with the group, go with the group".

After figuring out your identity, first go to the police station where your household registration is located to issue a household registration certificate, or just take the household registration book directly and go to the entry-exit counter of the Municipal Administrative Center to apply for it. You must do it in person, others cannot do it on your behalf. . But first you need to find out whether your registered residence is in the cities listed above. If it is not among those, it seems that it cannot be processed yet.

Just go to the police station where your registered residence is. The cost of the Hong Kong and Macau Pass (individual travel) is 100 yuan. Generally, it requires on-site photography, which is about 40 to 50 yuan (different from place to place), and then a one-time endorsement is 20 yuan, that is, a trip to Hong Kong or a trip to Macau is 20 yuan, and the final total is It depends on how many times you have signed.

However, if you have a passport, you can come to Hong Kong by [transit]:

10. Chinese passport holders who transit to or from another country or region via Hong Kong can are allowed to stay in Hong Kong for seven days upon each entry without obtaining prior entry permission, but they must comply with the general entry requirements, including holding a valid immigration document for the destination and having a confirmed onward car/ship booking for overseas travel /air tickets.

I personally recommend browsing the [Hong Kong Tourism Board] website:

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The official website of the Hong Kong Tourism Board, Can help you understand Hong Kong.

The content of the website includes Hong Kong travel information, such as: shopping and shopping, gourmet dining, sightseeing/tour groups, hotels/inns/restaurants/accommodation, maps, parent-child activities, cultural activities/artistic programs, festival celebrations , history and culture, traditional customs, urban style, harbor scenery, countryside scenery... this should be helpful to you!

I suggest you go to Fun! Hong Kong (www.funhk.com) first. It is broken down by each district and provides hotel accommodation, shopping hotspots, latest discounts, and route guides in each district. Waiting for a series of very detailed information, I hope it will be helpful to you.

Also check out this website, which has all the information you need for shopping:

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