Excuse me, I am under the age of 18 and apply for refuge with my parents. How long will it take to approve?

If your father was a permanent resident when he gave birth to you, then of course you have to take permanent resident status (Samsung). Ordinary identity cards can only be replaced by permanent identity cards if they have lived in Hong Kong for seven years. This is based on the provisions of the Basic Law, that is, children born to Hong Kong permanent residents in the Mainland have the right of abode in Hong Kong.

My mother used to be like this, and my grandfather became a permanent resident when he was born. She also applied for this. And there is no age limit for this application. Moreover, although this application is for the mainland, it is approved by the Hong Kong Immigration Department, and they will give you a label stating that you have the right of abode in Hong Kong (permanent resident). In the future, when a one-way permit is issued to you for entry and exit from the mainland, this will be posted on the one-way permit. You can get a permanent ID card when you come to Hong Kong and get an ID card with this label.

The application was made in 1998, and it was approved about one year later, that is, 1999.

Whether it is so fast now is unknown, but it won't be far apart.

And you don't have any ordinary ID card, because you are destined to apply for a permanent ID card as soon as you apply.

I just don't know why you apply now. Hong Kong can apply when it returns to China! ~

Good luck!