I'm from Guangzhou, and my boyfriend is a permanent resident of Hong Kong. I am married and apply for residence in Hong Kong after marriage.

It is best to get a certificate in Hong Kong, because if you want to register your marriage in Chinese mainland, you need to ask a Hong Kong law firm to issue a single certificate and send it back to Guangzhou, which is more troublesome and time-consuming. The advantage is that you can save money, and there is a little red book for more than ten yuan. It's just a little more expensive in Hong Kong.

I don't know because I got my driver's license in Hong Kong.

When you hand in your ID card and pass the color printing, you should make an appointment at the Marriage Registry in Hong Kong. After making an appointment, you have to wait about 14 days, which is called the consideration period. Choosing Saturday and Sunday as the registration date is also more expensive than Monday to Friday.

impossible

No, just the same.

Please ask my partner to go with me to the entry-exit office where the registered permanent residence belongs to visit relatives. Copy and original of visa (two-way permit), ID card and marriage certificate, and take one-inch color photos (just the applicant's) in the regular photo studio.

If you don't get a Hong Kong permanent identity card, it should not work. All the relatives around go to private hospitals. Time waits for no one, and it is impossible to have children after 7- 10 years.

After getting a one-way ticket in 3-4 years, you have to go through the formalities of account cancellation. After Hong Kong accepts it, it can become a permanent resident in seven years.

Two-way permits cannot work in Hong Kong unless they are illegal workers. In fact, people with a little cultural knowledge still have ways to work part-time as illegal workers, hehe. After getting a one-way trip in 3-4 years, you can work legally.