Hong Kong Visas Made Easy

09

Jul 2023

Getting A Working Visa For Hong Kong Is A Simple Matter Of Filling In The Forms – Right?

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Getting A Working Visa For Hong Kong – Easy Or Hard?

I am in the process of updating a whole raft of content in anticipation of the launch of VisaGeeza.Ai at some stage next month and am coming across a lot of  ‘oldies but goodies’. Here’s one!

Getting A Working Visa For Hong Kong Is A Simple Matter of Filling in the Forms, Right? Wrong!

With the relatively large number of foreign nationals working in Hong Kong at any one time, it is easy to conclude that getting the permission of the Hong Kong Immigration Department to pursue your career here is a relatively straightforward affair.

Actually, Hong Kong prides itself on a corruption-free, efficient and non-legalistic immigration process and, under the General Employment Policy, 99 times out of 100 the Hong Kong Immigration Department get the result right.

But this does not in any way reduce the challenge of employment visa approvability down to merely filling out the forms.

In some instances, especially where the compensation is substantial, the candidate is exceptionally well qualified or the applicant is an inter-company transferee, then it’s true that such cases tend to be merely administrative in nature.

But everyone else has to argue for their approval.

Getting A Working Visa For Hong Kong Is A Simple Matter of Filling in the Forms + Having A Solid Argument For Approval

This means a solid set of supporting representations, excellent documentation and an appreciation of what the Immigration Department are looking for to deliver the outcome of an approved visa.

No two Hong Kong visa applications are ever alike and so it is churlish to believe that just because you know someone who’s visa application sailed through with a minimum of fuss that this will be the same for you.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

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Jul 2023

What Happens If You Overstay Your Hong Kong Visa Limit of Stay?

Posted by / in Employment Visas, Family Visas, Hadley Says…, Investment Visas, Special Programmes, Visitor Visas / 167 responses

What Happens If You Overstay Your Hong Kong Visa?

Updated July 2023

The Immigration Department are very strict about people who overstay their visa in Hong Kong.

What Happens If You Overstay Your Hong Kong Visa – Report Immediately

If you are a visitor here and find yourself a day or 2 accidently overstaying, and have a good reason for this oversight, you may very well be able to sort it out at the airport as you depart. But don’t rely on this. Much batter to report to ImmD immediately.

What Happens If You Overstay Your Hong Kong Visa – Not Recommended

However, you must appreciate that it is not recommended that you allow this to happen, nor that the Hong Kong Immigration Department will be happy with this state of affairs.

What Happens If You Overstay Your Hong Kong Visa – The Longer The Overstay, The Bigger The Problem …

In every other case, you must immediately report to Immigration Tower in Wanchai as soon as you realize that your current limit of stay has expired – visitor or resident alike.

The Hong Kong Immigration Department take the question of visa overstayers very seriously indeed – and long term overstayers could find themselves incarcerated for a period before being removed from Hong Kong – so under no circumstances should you allow an overstay to happen.

What Happens If You Overstay Your Hong Kong Visa – Residents Need A Very Good Excuse …

If you are a resident and have a genuine reason for slightly overstaying your visa (say because you’ve been in hospital) and there has been no-one around to help you sort your visa out, you can expect that the Department will be sympathetic and happy to help.

But everyone has a legal obligation to remain in Hong Kong subject to all their conditions of stay, including the limit or time imposed, and if you breach this, the consequences can be very serious indeed.

What Happens If You Overstay Your Hong Kong Visa – Your Limit Of Stay Is Sacrosant

So please, take your visa expiry date as sacrosanct and plan your lives here around the immigration permissions you have been given – including the time allowed to stay.

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07

Jul 2023

100% Hong Kong Visa Application Success Rate? Take It All With A Grain of Salt!

Posted by / in Employment Visas, Family Visas, Investment Visas, Long Stay & PR, Musing, Special Programmes, VG Front Page, Visitor Visas / 36 responses

Hong Kong Visa Application Success Rate?

Hong Kong Visa Application Success Rate

Updated July 2023

100% Hong Kong Visa Application Success Rate?

Some of my colleagues in the immigration services community in Hong Kong prefer to promote their practices on the strength of their 100% application success rates. So, what can be said about a Hong Kong visa application success rate today?

100% Hong Kong Visa Application Success Rate – Kiddology, Smoke & Mirrors?

I have no reason to doubt the veracity of these claims.

I really do believe it’s true.

How our competitors choose to position their own businesses is entirely up to them.

After all, in one respect or another, we each have our own points of differentiation and in the final analysis you, the client, pay your money and you take your choice.

But, as I have been in the Hong Kong visa and immigration business for more than 30 years now, I thought it worthwhile setting out my position in respect of the ‘100% Success Rate’ phenomenon and share with you the benefit of  my experience.

100% Hong Kong Visa Application Success Rate – Eventually Every Immigration Consultant Experiences A Case Refusal

In 1996 or 1997, after racking up in the region of approximately 100 successful case approvals with no refusals experienced, I thought I’d try marketing my first practice, LL.B Consultancy Limited, on the strength of a 100% application success rate.

If my memory serves me correctly, I think we got to about the mid 120’s in successful case outcomes before we experienced our first refusal.

I can’t remember if we went on to get that case ultimately approved on Reconsideration or not, but the fact of the matter was that we could no longer claim a 100% success rate.

So, at that point, I decided we would keep a running tally of approvals vs. refusals which we updated in our advertisements in the weekly Japanese newspaper  The Hong Kong Post (our practice had a core Japanese focus at that time).

For example: 126 Approved – 1 Refused

We did this for a few months when, after having written the first version of the Hong Kong Visa Handbook, we swapped the emphasis of our business from the Japanese market principally to the foreign national community generally.

We did this by publishing the Hong Kong Visa Handbook on the Internet as a free D-I-Y Guide and, as it had so much good Hong Kong visa and immigration related content, we went on to dominate the early search engine results pages and business boomed.

So we essentially stopped paying for advertisements and the running tally concept died along with the HKD20,000 monthly bill for advertising.

All hail the World Wide Web (and now VisaGeeza.Ai!)

100% Hong Kong Visa Application Success Rate – A Pinch Of Salt Is Recommended

But back to 100% Hong Kong visa application success rates.

It doesn’t matter how ‘good’ an immigration consultant might be, the Hong Kong Immigration Department do make mistakes, the client may not be completely forthcoming about their prior immigration history in Hong Kong or may have a CV that can’t be substantiated after the fact.

And these, amongst myriad reasons, can all result in application refusals.

Essentially, anyone who claims a 100% Hong Kong visa application success rate simply has not yet done enough cases to experience the inevitable denial.

100% Hong Kong Visa Application Success Rate – Immigration Consultants May Be Ultra Cautious About Their Choice of Clients

With promises of 100% money back guarantees, some Hong Kong immigration consultants necessarily have to be cautious about the work they take on.

Indeed, we are no different with our own Fee Refund Guarantee.

After all, no one wants to do an honest job of work and then not get compensated for it.

Not least us!

This can lead to ultra cautiousness which very often comes at the expense of worthy visa applicants who, in actual fact, should expect a successful case outcome – if only the immigration consultant were prepared to work hard for their client’s money!

In the last few months alone, there have been at least 3 instances of  our clients who tried to instruct other consultancies before finding us but were turned away due to the overly cautious nature of some of our Hong Kong immigration services competitor colleagues.

These clients have kindly provided us with testimonials for a job well done on our part and their words, are, quite revealing:

Before I discovered the Hong Kong Visa Centre, I went to 3 other immigration firms and asked them to take on my case, yet was refused each time.  

Daniel White, Psychologist, Hong Kong.

Prior to [the Hong Kong Visa Centre], I talked to 5 other immigration providers and received inconsistent advice about my case, ranging from discouraging to downright hopeless.

Richelle Oblena, Director, Phoenix Alliance Ltd.

 [The Hong Kong Visa Centre] was music to my ears after enduring meetings with three other Hong Kong immigration specialists who appeared vague and non-committal about my ability to qualify for a visa to work in Hong Kong.

Stephen Mansfield, Managing Director, Reflexion Research Ltd.

The point that I am seeking to press here is not how “good’ my firm is (although we are!)

Rather, I am keen to illustrate how, to my mind, unwarranted caution on the part of my industry colleagues (who are locked into their 100% success rate postures confounded by their concern at having to work for free if they are not successful) is impacting on the general perception of my profession in the HKSAR.

I don’t want to be tarred with the same brush.

Claims of a 100% Hong Kong visa application success rate should be taken with a complete grain of salt.

They say nothing about your chances of a visa approval and everything about the service provider’s lack of case experience and disposition towards how they prefer to provide their services.

The International 2, the Big 3 and Hong Kong law firms don’t make these claims.

Nor do we.

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06

Jul 2023

Overcoming Employment Obstacles in Hong Kong: Finding a Credible Visa Sponsor

Posted by / in Employment Visas, Investment Visas, Musing / No responses

A credible visa sponsor? What is the best way for someone to prove their expertise in a unique musical instrument without formal certification, in order to obtain a work visa and open a school in Hong Kong?

A Credible Visa Sponsor

This question as regards finding a credible visa sponsor relates to a highly unique musical instrument that I am not naming in order to protect the identity of the person asking the question. It’s incredibly esotoric!

Challenge 1: Documenting Your Unique Skills and Experience For A Credible Visa Sponsor (Assuming One Exists)

The first challenge you may encounter is documenting evidence of your unique skills, knowledge, and experience in relation to your specialized musical instrument. This documentation plays a crucial role in supporting your employment visa application. Not only should you highlight your proficiency in playing the instrument, but you should also showcase any additional qualifications, awards, or recognition you have received. This will help demonstrate your expertise and suitability for employment in Hong Kong.

Challenge 2: Finding a Credible Visa Sponsor …

The second challenge, and perhaps the more crucial one, is finding a credible sponsor to support your employment visa application. A credible sponsor is typically an established company in Hong Kong that meets specific criteria set by the Immigration Department. They should have a profitable track record and be recognized as a legitimate business entity.

They must be ‘well-established’.

Unfortunately, having unique skills alone does not guarantee a successful application. The sponsor must also demonstrate the justification for hiring your services, which can be challenging in your case.  How to prove your skills? An audition at the Immigration Department is very unsual and highly unlikely. It is going to be difficult to find a well-established company in Hong Kong able to sponsor your visa, especially if the market demand for your specialized musical instrument is small or unclear.

Exploring Alternative Options

Given the challenges in finding a credible visa sponsor, you’re going to want to consider alternative options for pursuing your employment goals here. One alternative is to explore the possibility of applying for a business investment visa as an entrepreneur. This would involve setting up your own school to teach the unique musical instrument. However, it is essential to weigh the risks and benefits of this approach, as it requires substantial investment and a thorough understanding of what it takes for visa approval. I would expect the very small demand for the instrument would mean ImmD would conclude your contribution to the economy of Hong Kong would not be substantial enough all told.

Ultimately, it is important to assess the feasibility of  all your options and consider alternative pathways that align with your skills and aspirations.

Consider QMAS, Top Talent Pass or a Working Holiday Visa (at least to start).

For more information on the Hong Kong investment visa process and the application approvability criteria, refer to this resource.

If you are looking for guidance on employment visa sponsorship where the company is not ‘well-established’, this article provides insights.

Remember, finding a credible sponsor is crucial for an employment visa application in Hong Kong.

Consider your options carefully.

If you’re seriously planning to pursue the Entrepreneur visa, please refer the following resources:

  1. Importance of Financial Projections in a Hong Kong Business Investment (Entrepreneur) Visa Application

  2. A Detailed Business Plan for Your Hong Kong Entrepreneur Visa?

  3. Hong Kong Visa Handbook – The Startup Visa And Getting Accredited

  4. Hong Kong Visa Handbook – Business Investment (Entrepreneur) Visa

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05

Jul 2023

STOP PRESS!! Hitler’s Hong Kong Passport Application Has Been Rejected – What Can He Do Now?

Posted by / in Employment Visas, Family Visas, Feature Article, Investment Visas, Long Stay & PR, Musing, Refusals & Appeals, Special Programmes, Visitor Visas / 26 responses

Hong Kong Passport Application – Poor Mr Hitler …

First Published November 13, 2013 – Updated July 2023

Continuing the meme parody of Hitler in the bunker, this time responding to the news that his Hong Kong passport application has been denied.

Hong Kong Passport Application – Visa Types Referenced In This Video

Hong Kong passport application in the hands of Mr Adolf Htlier. Topics referenced in the video are the Hong Kong investment visa, employment visa, dependant visa, prolonged visitor visa and the Right of Abode.

And of course, the parody is all about Hitler – not about the great professionals of the Hong Kong Immigration Department who really are Wanchai’s Finest!

Hong Kong Passport Application – What An Application Actually Entails …

To qualify for a Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) passport as a Permanent Resident (PR) of Hong Kong, there are certain requirements that must be met. Here is an overview of the qualifications and process:

  1. Hong Kong Permanent Residence: To be eligible for an HKSAR passport, you must have acquired permanent residence in Hong Kong. This typically requires a continuous period of ordinary residence in Hong Kong for at least 7 years or, in some cases, 3 years if you are a Chinese citizen born outside of Hong Kong and have a Chinese descent.
  2. Age Requirement: There are no specific age requirements to apply for a Hong Kong passport, but applicants under the age of 16 must have the consent of a parent or legal guardian.
  3. Application Process: To apply for an HKSAR passport, you need to complete the relevant application forms and submit the required documents, including proof of identity, proof of permanent residence, and any other supporting documents as requested by the Immigration Department.
  4. Citizenship and Nationality: Individuals applying for an HKSAR passport must be Chinese citizens who are HKSAR permanent residents. If you are not a Chinese national, you are not eligible for an HKSAR passport.
  5. Travel Documents: If you currently hold a valid travel document, such as a passport from another country, you may be required to surrender it when applying for an HKSAR passport. The issuance of an HKSAR passport generally requires that you renounce any other nationality or citizenship, as China does not recognize dual citizenship.
  6. Background Checks and Security Clearance: As part of the application process, the Immigration Department conducts background checks and security clearance to ensure the applicant’s eligibility and suitability for a Hong Kong passport.

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Jul 2023

Hong Kong Visa Requirements – It a Good or a Bad Sign That ImmD Keep Coming Back With Further Requests for Information?

Posted by / in Employment Visas, Family Visas, Investment Visas, Refusals & Appeals, Special Programmes, Visitor Visas, Your Question Answered / 3 responses

Hong Kong Visa Requirements – What Does It Mean When ImmD Make Repeat Requests?

This question seeks to understand what you should make of repeat requests for information from the Hong Kong Immigration Department (ImmD) during the course of your visa application.

Hong Kong Visa Requirements

Hong Kong Visa Requirements – Generally

Visiting Hong Kong requires certain documentation and conditions that are applicable to all visa applicants. The Hong Kong visa requirements for other types of visa differ significantly depending on the type of visa you’re applying for. Here are some general requirements for Visitors …

  1. Valid Passport: All visa applicants should possess a valid passport with at least six months of validity remaining beyond the intended duration of stay in Hong Kong. A photocopy of the passport’s relevant pages may also be required.
  2. Completed Application Form: Applicants need to fill out the appropriate visa application form accurately and completely. This form contains personal information, purpose of visit, and other relevant details.
  3. Photographs: Applicants usually need to submit recent, color passport-sized photographs. The specific size, format, and number of photos required may vary depending on the visa category.
  4. Supporting Documents: Depending on the purpose of the visit, additional supporting documents may be necessary. These may include proof of financial stability, invitation letters, employment documents, accommodation details, or travel itinerary. It is advisable to ascertain the specific requirements for each visa category before submitting the application.
  5. Sufficient Financial Means: Visa applicants should demonstrate sufficient financial means to cover their stay in Hong Kong, including accommodation, transportation, and daily expenses. Bank statements or financial guarantees may be requested as evidence.
  6. Travel Itinerary and Accommodation: Providing a detailed travel itinerary and proof of accommodation in Hong Kong is often required. This may include confirmed flight reservations, hotel bookings, or invitation letters from relatives or friends residing in Hong Kong, depending on the purpose of the visit.

These are some general requirements that apply to visa applicants when visiting to Hong Kong. However, it is essential to note that each visa type has additional specific requirements that should be thoroughly reviewed.

Hong Kong Visa Requirements During An Application – QUESTION

” Good day.

In the course of what would appear to be a straightforward application, two sets of requests for further information have been sent by the Hong Kong Immigration Department.

One would have thought that they would have put all the relevant questions in one letter.

Is is usual to receive multiple requests like this?

Thanks “

Hong Kong Visa Requirements During An Application –  ANSWER BELOW

The Podcast Answer can be found at the bottom of this page.

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Jul 2023

Hong Kong Top Talent Pass – USD320,000 In Annual Salary Income Or World Top 100+ University Graduate?

Posted by / in Employment Visas, Feature Article, Musing, Special Programmes, VG Front Page / 6 responses

Hong Kong Top Talent Pass

If you’re a big earner (USD320,000 in the last 12 months) or one helluva smart cookie (top 100+ world university Bachelor degree holder) the Hong Kong Top Talent Pass visa could be for you!

Top Talent Pass Visa

Updated November 13, 2023

Top Talent Pass Visa Conditions

The Top Talent Pass Scheme (TTPS) is a relatively new immigration program in Hong Kong designed to facilitate the employment of the creme de la creme of talent from around the world, as defined by earning power and alma mater.

There are three categories of eligibility for the TTPS.

Category A includes individuals with an annual salary income of at least USD320,000 in the 12-months immediately preceding the date of application submission.

Category B consists of bachelor degree graduates from one of the world’s top 100+ universities with three or more years of work experience.

Category C is for recent graduates from a top 100 university, but with less than three years of work experience.

Category C has a limited annual quota. Category A applicants need to prove their salary income, while Category B and C applicants must demonstrate their educational qualifications and work experience.

Top Talent Pass Limit of Stay

Successful applicants are granted an initial stay of 24-months, during which they can start businesses, change jobs and travel freely in and out of Hong Kong without a re-entry visa.

Top Talent Pass Extension of Stay

Visa extensions for 3-years require proof of employment or business establishment. Top Talent Pass visa holders can apply for a six-year extension if they show that they have earned at least HKD2 million (USD260,000) in taxable salary income in Hong Kong in the fiscal tax year prior to the year of the expiry of the first 2-year TTPS visa.

Top Talent Pass Eligibility for PR

Once they have maintained continuous ordinary residency in Hong Kong for seven years, holders of all Categories of TTPS visas and their families are eligible to apply for permanent residency.

Top Talent Pass Accompanying Family

Legal spouse and unmarried children under the age of 18 qualify. Dependents are allowed to work, study or conduct business in their own right under their dependant visa status. Parents over 60 qualify for dependant visas once the sponsor has secured PR.

Proof of Income Under Top Talent Pass Category A

To apply for the TTPS, Category A applicants must submit the necessary supporting documents to prove their income reached HKD2.5 million or above in the immediate past 12-months (USD320,000).

These documents may include a notice of salaries tax assessment from a local competent authority (e.g., taxation office or revenue department), documentary proof issued by the applicant’s employing company specifying the value of stock options granted to the applicant, and/or documentary proof of the financial standing of the applicant’s self-owned companies (e.g., the latest audited financial report, trading profit and loss account, or profit tax return) if applicable.

If an applicant’s income is not denominated in Hong Kong dollars, they can choose from 17 other major currencies available in the online application service. After selecting the currency, the computer system will automatically convert the applicant’s income into Hong Kong dollars. If the applicant’s income is not denominated in Hong Kong dollars or one of the 17 foreign currencies (such as RUB), there is an offline RMB-RUB cross- conversion mechanism available to convert their income into Hong Kong dollars or one of the 17 foreign currencies uploading the relevant supporting documents to the Immigration Department for assessment.

Proof of Graduation Under Top Talent Pass Categories B & C

Category B consists of bachelor degree graduates from one of the world’s top 100 universities with three or more years of work experience.

Category C is for recent graduates from a top 100 university, but with less than three years of work experience. Category C has a limited annual quota.

Top Talent Pass Documents Required

Category A Applicants: Proof of income as detailed above.

Categories B & C Applicants: Official transcript of academic records, graduation certificate or supporting letter from the degree awarding institution showing the applicant’s attainment of a bachelor’s degree at any eligible universities/tertiary institutions which are listed on the aggregate list of the world’s top 100+ universities,  detailed CV covering at least the last 5 years’ work experience, confirmation in writing from the official employers detailed in 3 of the last 5 years included in the CV.

All Applicants Generally: High-quality scan copies of passport bio details page, accompanying children’s birth certificates, marriage certificate, colour passport size photographs for all.

Documents do not need to be notarized or apostilled.  However, birth and marriage certificates not in English or Chinese need to be certified-translated by an officially sanctioned translator.

Top Talent Pass Criticism

There are 2 core criticisms:

(A) Only Bachelor Degrees from the world’s top 100+ universities qualify: post-grad qualifications don’t count.

(B) Processing time – most applications are taking longer than the 4 weeks cited. Especially those with less than straightforward eligibility documentation in play. 10-12 weeks is the norm in our experience.

Hong Kong Top Talent Pass – 160,000 Applications & Counting?

As of the publishing of this post, the noise is that more than 160,000 applications have been received with 100,000 having been approved.

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