Regarding the issue of a Hong Kong girl looking for a Mainland man to marry into, the man should apply for a one-way permit.

Let me answer you. I am a Hong Kong resident and my wife is a Mainland resident. We just registered our marriage in the Mainland at the beginning of this year!

In fact, where you register your marriage has no impact on the timetable for applying for a one-way permit. You still need to wait for more than 4 years!

I registered from the mainland. First of all, the Hong Kong party must first go to the Marriage Registration Office of the Hong Kong Immigration Department to apply for a "married couple certificate" to prove that they are single in Hong Kong and have not registered for marriage! When applying for a widower certificate, if the applicant was born after 1980, the certificate can be obtained on the same day. The fee is more than HK$800.

After that, I took my ID card to the law firm to apply for notarization and stamping. This is because the Mainland does not recognize a single "Old Man Certificate". Therefore, it must be notarized by a Hong Kong lawyer recognized by the mainland. Notarization is quick, half an hour is enough. Singles need to print, and printing takes 2-3 working days. After that, there are 2 notarial certificates, one original and one copy. The original copy will be sent to the Civil Affairs Bureau in the Mainland by the law firm. You can pick up the copy in 2-3 working days. After that, you must return to the mainland to register for marriage within 3 months after the date of issuance of the widow's license, otherwise it will be invalid. in addition. When applying for notarization, you need a copy of your mainland ID card and household register, plus your Hong Kong ID card, and a return permit before you can apply! The cost is about HKD 2,000.

After obtaining the copy of the notarized certificate, you must return to the Mainland (the Civil Affairs Bureau of the Mainland Party’s place of residence) to register the marriage within 3 months.

After registering the marriage, the mainland party can apply for a one-way permit at the immigration administration office in the place of residence. However, in some places you can apply for a one-way permit right away, while in other places you need to wait 3 years to apply. The situation in each place is different. However, no matter when you apply, the waiting period will not expire until 4 years after the marriage is registered. So this doesn't matter.

The following documents are required when applying for a one-way permit:

1) The Hong Kong identity card, home return certificate, and Hong Kong birth certificate of the Hong Kong party (those who immigrated to Hong Kong after being born in the Mainland must present the certificate of the same year One-way permit)

2) Mainland ID card and household register of the mainland party

3) Marriage certificate of both parties

4) Completed settlement application form ( You can get it from the Immigration and Entry Administration)

Then you will get full marks after 4 years of marriage. After that, the Immigration and Entry Administration will enter the approval process, and then in about half a year, you and the Hong Kong party will be notified to return to the mainland for interviews. , you can get the one-way permit after the interview!

If you register your marriage in Hong Kong, you must first go through the 2-3 month marriage registration schedule. After the schedule is completed, both parties must go to Hong Kong to register together. However, Hong Kong marriage certificates are not recognized by the mainland. They still need to be notarized by a Hong Kong law firm, which costs about 2,000. In addition to the registration fee of about 1,000, it is more expensive than registration in the mainland every minute.

So I suggest you choose to register your marriage in the mainland. Of course, this is when the Hong Kong side has time.

However, no matter where he registers, his one-way permit application cannot be accelerated! It also takes 4 years to schedule, and the document process will take about half a year, and it will take about 4 and a half years to get approved!

Furthermore, "bringing in a child" is a folk tradition and is not recognized by law. It will not have any impact on your marriage! One-way permit applications will not be expedited!