Hong Kong Visa Requirements – It a Good or a Bad Sign That ImmD Keep Coming Back With Further Requests for Information?
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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 – 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 …
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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 –Â ANSWER BELOW
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The Hong Kong Visa Geeza (a.k.a Stephen Barnes) is a co-founder of the Hong Kong Visa Centre and author of the Hong Kong Visa Handbook. A law graduate of the London School of Economics, Stephen has been practicing Hong Kong immigration since 1993 and is widely acknowledged as the leading authority on business immigration matters here for the last 24 years.
