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Guide to Handling the Mainland Residents' Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit

 

Standing before the dazzling night view of Victoria Harbour, with the twinkling lights reflecting off the shimmering sea, you'll discover that Hong Kong is not just a city. It's a story, a vibrant and boundless world of wonder.

 

 

Hong Kong, known as the "Pearl of the Orient," captivates visitors from around the globe with its unique cultural blend, breathtaking attractions, and bustling urban life. For citizens of Mainland China, it's not just a nearby tourist destination but a land of novel experiences and adventures.

 

Visa and Entry Procedures

 

Visa and Entry Procedures For Mainland Chinese citizens traveling to Hong Kong or Macau, the Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit is the primary travel document, eliminating the need for a passport. This means you can apply directly for the Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit and the corresponding endorsements without a passport. The permit and endorsements are sufficient for travel to Hong Kong or Macau, with no passport required.

 

As an international metropolis, Hong Kong offers more convenient access for Mainland Chinese citizens compared to other countries. However, certain entry procedures and regulations still apply. To ensure a smooth journey, here are the detailed steps.

 

 

1. Applying for the Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit:

 

  • Prepare the necessary documents:

 

Valid Identification
  • Original and photocopy of the second-generation ID card.
  • For applicants under 16, the original household registration book and photocopies of the personal information page and the head of household page are required.
Recent Color Photo with White Background
  • Typically, a recent (within six months) color photo with a white background is required.
  • The standard photo size is 48mm×33mm, with a head width of 22mm~33mm and a head length of 28mm~33mm.
Household Registration Book
  • Original and photocopy of the personal page.
  • For minor applicants, a photocopy of the head of household page is required.
Fill in the Application Form
  • Complete the "Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit Application Form."
  • For minor applicants, a parent or guardian needs to sign the application form.

 

  • Visit the local Public Security Bureau's Exit-Entry Administration Office: Submit the application at the exit-entry administration office of your residence.

 

  • Online Application: Some regions support application through the local online government service platform.

 

2. Applying for Endorsements:

 

After applying for the Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit, you need to apply for endorsements. Endorsements are permissions allowing the permit holder to enter Hong Kong or Macau. The type of endorsement depends on your travel purpose and frequency. Here are common types of endorsements and application details:

 

 

Choose the Type of Endorsement

 

Personal Tourism Endorsement (L Endorsement)

 

  • Suitable for personal tourism purposes.

 

  • Options for single or multiple entries are available.

 

Group Tourism Endorsement (G Endorsement)

 

  • Required if you plan to join a tour group.

 

  • Usually handled collectively by the travel agency.

 

Business Endorsement (S)

 

  • Suitable for business visits.

 

  • Proof of related business activities is required.

 

Family Visit Endorsement (T)

 

  • Applicable if visiting relatives in Hong Kong or Macau.

 

  • Proof of family relationship may be required.

 

Application Process

 

  • Submit the application: Endorsement applications are usually made simultaneously with the Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit application.

 

  • You can also apply for endorsements separately after obtaining the permit.

 

Provide necessary information:

 

Fill in the "Application Form for Chinese Citizens' Exit-Entry Documents."
Submit the applicant's photo that meets the "Photographic Guideline for Exit-Entry Documents."
Present the original resident ID card for verification. For applicants under 16, the household registration book can be presented; military personnel should present their military ID.
Copies or electronic scans of the above ID documents should be retained. Submit or verify fingerprint information as required.

 

  • Pay the fee: The cost of endorsements varies depending on the type.

 

Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit One-time Valid Endorsement 15Yuan/person
Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit Two-time Valid Endorsement 30Yuan/person
Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit Short-term (up to one year) Multiple Valid Endorsements 80Yuan/person
Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit More than one year up to two years (inclusive) Multiple Valid Endorsements 120Yuan/person
Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit More than two years up to three years (not inclusive) Multiple Valid Endorsements 160Yuan/person
Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit Long-term (more than three years, including three years) Multiple Valid Endorsements 240Yuan/person

 

Hong Kong endorsements are categorized as: three months once, one year once, three months twice, one year twice, one year multiple times (limited to Shenzhen residents, holders of one-year multiple personal tourism endorsements to Hong Kong are limited to one trip per week).

 

3. Receiving the Permit and Endorsements

 

Waiting Time: The approval process for the Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit takes about 5 to 10 working days. This timeframe includes the submission of the application to the processing and approval by the exit-entry administration bureau. (If you also applied for endorsements, the processing time for endorsements is usually included in this timeframe.)

 

Mail or Pick-up: Depending on your choice during the application, the permit and endorsements will be mailed to your specified address or you will need to pick them up in person.

 

Common Questions and Answers:

 

Q1: What should I do if my Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit or endorsement is about to expire?

 

  • A1: You need to reapply. It's recommended to start the application at least one month before your planned travel date to avoid any impact on your itinerary due to the time-consuming procedures.

 

Q2: Can I use an electronic Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit to enter Hong Kong?

 

  • A2: Currently, a paper Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit is still required. Although electronic permits have been implemented in some regions, a paper permit is still needed when entering Hong Kong.

 

Q3: My Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit has a one-time endorsement, what if I want to travel multiple times?

 

  • A3: You need to apply for a multiple-entry endorsement. When applying for an endorsement, you can choose the type that suits your travel plans.

 

By following these steps, you should be able to smoothly complete the visa and entry procedures for traveling to Hong Kong. Proper planning and early preparation are key to a successful journey. Enjoy your trip to Hong Kong!

 

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