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If you are a Chinese citizen and want to obtain Hong Kong citizenship, there are several steps that you must follow. These steps include renouncing your U.S. citizenship and applying for a residence permit. You must also obtain a Certificate of Naturalisation and an amended identity card. The process of getting a Hong Kong passport…
In the U.K., there are 5.4 million Hong Kong residents and 2.9m B.N. (O)s who could potentially gain residency. Many factors will influence a person’s decision, including their current place of residence and other options. The home office central range analysis is subject to high levels of uncertainty. However, it provides valuable information on the…
When a Hong Kong citizen has a BNO passport, it might be tempting to consider moving to the U.K. But, they’d lose their ‘right of abode in the U.K. and their right to vote. How can they achieve this? Read on for the answer. We interviewed Adrian Leung, who moved to Durham, U.K., in June…
Getting a Hong Kong citizenship is a great way to move to a thriving nation. With a flourishing economy, Hong Kong offers financial flexibility, political rights protection, and the scope to secure a good life. As a result, unemployment and inflation rates are meager, and Hong Kong boasts a highly-skilled workforce. Each year, thousands of…
It may be unclear whether Hong Kong recognizes dual nationality and which countries you can visit with your HKSAR passport. You may be wondering if you can enter the Schengen area without a visa or whether you can visit Macau without a permit. This article will outline some essential facts and rules about travel with…
A Hong Kong passport is an essential identification that allows you to travel abroad with limited boundaries. It has many benefits, including the ability to fully integrate yourself into the growing social and economic region of Hong Kong. However, the power of a Hong Kong passport isn’t just limited to travel abroad. In addition to…
There are many benefits to working in Hong Kong. It is one of the most developed international financial centers, with many multinational companies setting up shop here. It is home to a vibrant economy and a cosmopolitan population. But, several hurdles to overcome before you start working in Hong Kong. This article will provide some…
After the 1997 handover, many citizens of the Asian island were concerned about their fate. The Indian community consulted Wu Jun, head of the office of Xinhua, who told the leaders that the future of the ethnic minority population in the region after 1997 was purely British concern. But, this does not mean an Indian…
Despite the laws on dual citizenship in mainland China, some wealthy people in Hong Kong secretly hold foreign passports. However, the U.K. recently offered extended visas for British National (Overseas) passport holders, which include all Hongkongers born before the 1997 handover. Beijing responded by not recognizing these passports anymore. Here are the main steps involved…
Many people wonder whether the Basic Law has given foreign domestic workers in Hong Kong the right to vote. After all, they are employees of Hong Kong businesses and are eligible to apply for permanent residency. However, they cannot vote in elections. In addition, they do not qualify for welfare benefits. Former businesswoman Evangeline Vallejos,…
