How to apply for a visa online?

If you want to go to Hong Kong and Macao, and you are registered in Guangdong Province, you can log on to the "Guangdong Entry-Exit Government Service Network" and apply for renewal online. After logging in, press "Apply Online", check "Accept", select "Apply for personal travel to and from Hong Kong and Macao and re-sign (free travel)", and then fill in the relevant information (the information must be correct). I suggest you choose "Express Service" and fill in your current (Zhuhai) address or company address, so that after your application is accepted, EMS staff will collect "Hong Kong and Macao" from the address you fill in.

After filling in the relevant information, press Submit. After submission, a "processing number" will be displayed on the computer screen, prompting whether printing is needed. The "processing number" is mainly used to check the processing progress of the endorsement, which can be recorded by notes.

(1) Handling fee:

Endorsement is valid once for 20 yuan (if valid twice, 40 yuan).

The postage is in 45 yuan (20 yuan if not in the same prefecture-level city).

(2) Processing time limit:

Approved within 2 working days.

It will be done in seven working days.

2. Online visa is to go through visa formalities online. Most visas are endorsed (stamped) on a person's passport or travel document, or affixed with a clearly stated label, indicating the reason for the holder's entry, the time allowed to stay, or allowing him to travel to other countries through his territory. If a person wants to travel abroad, settle down or study abroad, get married, etc. In addition to his passport, he should also hold the corresponding visa. Passport is the holder's nationality and identity certificate, and visa is the permission certificate of a sovereign country to allow foreign citizens or their own citizens to enter, exit or transit. Visas are generally endorsed on passports, some are endorsed on other travel documents instead of passports, and some are issued separately. For example, immigration visas in the United States and Canada are A4 paper, and Singapore also issues separate paper visas to foreigners. Generally speaking, a visa must be used at the same time as a passport to be valid.