How to apply for a visa to visit relatives in Hong Kong? What information do you need?

Introduction of visa types for visiting relatives in Hong Kong

Editor's Note: Recently, Huaqi Bian Xiao received many friends, because they have immediate family members in Hong Kong and Macao and want to visit relatives and take care of them. However, there are many questions about the types of visas for visiting relatives in Hong Kong. As a result, Bian Xiao came back from a business trip and specially arranged some information for * * * *:

First, the scope of visiting relatives:

Visit relatives who have settled, studied or worked in Hong Kong or Macao. "Relatives" refer to spouses, parents or parents, children, brothers and sisters of spouses. The applicant's spouse and children can apply together.

Second, the type of endorsement:

(a) to visit spouses, parents (including spouses' parents) and children, you can issue one or more endorsements every three months, and stay in Hong Kong or Macao for no more than 14 days every three months; Multiple endorsements for 3 months, and stay in Hong Kong or Macao for no more than 90 days from the date of first entry.

(2) Visit brothers and sisters, issue an endorsement every three months, and stay in Hong Kong or Macao for no more than 14 days.

(3) Staff of the Special Commissioner's Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong and Macao and the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in Hong Kong and Macao, as well as mainland relatives of cadres of the China People's Liberation Army stationed in Hong Kong and Macao, apply for visiting relatives in Hong Kong and Macao, issue a visiting endorsement for three months, and stay in Hong Kong and Macao for no more than 90 days from the date of first entry.

Third, the required materials:

I bring my resident ID card, the original residence booklet, A4-sized home page of the residence booklet, my information page, change page and a copy of my resident ID card, complete Application Form for Mainland Residents' Travel Permit to and from Hong Kong and Macao, and a two-inch recent straight-edge bareheaded color photo (with a light blue or white background), and submit the following materials:

(a) the original and photocopy of the certificate or marriage certificate, household registration book, birth certificate and other certification materials issued by the personnel department or police station of the applicant's unit; /kloc-apply for visiting the same relative in Hong Kong and Macao again within 0/year, and no proof of kinship will be submitted.

(two) to visit relatives who have settled in Hong Kong or Macao, a copy of the valid Hong Kong or Macao resident identity card of the visited person shall be submitted;

(3) If the interviewee is studying, working or accompanying his family members in Hong Kong or Macao, he shall submit a copy of the interviewee's China passport or travel permit to and from Hong Kong and Macao, the Entry Permit issued by the relevant units in Hong Kong or Macao and the corresponding endorsement;

(4) Relatives who travel to Hong Kong and Macao for work on business shall submit a copy of their travel permits and work endorsements within the validity period.

(five) the mainland relatives of the staff of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong and Macao to visit relatives in Hong Kong and Macao must submit an invitation letter issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong or Macao.

(6) When the immediate family members of the staff of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions (including spouses, children and parents) visit relatives in Hong Kong and Macao, they shall submit the Application Form for Visiting Relatives of the Immediate Family Members of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions.

(seven) relatives of cadres of the China People's Liberation Army stationed in Hong Kong and Macao to visit relatives in Hong Kong and Macao shall submit an invitation letter from the Political Department of the China People's Liberation Army stationed in Hong Kong and Macao.

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