My father is from Hong Kong. My mother married my father before she transferred to Hong Kong. My parents are divorced. I'm 97, and my account is still in the mainland. Can I transfer to Hong Kong?

According to "born outside Hong Kong, and at the time of birth, the father or mother was a China citizen and had the right of abode in Hong Kong." You are eligible to apply for a Hong Kong permanent identity card. The crux of the problem is: 1. When you were born, your father had a certificate of right of abode in Hong Kong; 2. A certificate proving the paternity between you and your father when you were born. That's about it. Please consult relevant departments in Hong Kong for details.