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Asked by Mr.ANthony from France | Jul. 01, 2010 03:25
About:Chinese Embassy in France

Hi,
I am French, I live in the UK and my partner is moving to HK in September with his company. He'll get a visa from his employer but I won't.
We will be Civil Partners in August but this "marriage" is not recognised in HK.
I will join him on a Tourist visa and was wondering:
- Do I have to provide a return ticket at the border when I arrive?
- just before the 3 months expire can I cross the border (flying to Thailand or going to China) and come back a few days later to renew the 3 months visa?
- if I find a job in HK can my employer sponsor me and apply for a visa on my behalf?
thanks for your reply. A

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Answered by Mrs.Sabrina from France | Jul. 03, 2010 01:07
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1. the return air ticket is not mandatory, the immigration officer of Hong Kong will choose visitors to check the return air ticket, if you want to stay in Hong Kong for 90 days (visa free period), you'd better prepare the return flight ticket because the immigration officer stamp the entry and stay duration on your passport when you enter Hong Kong.

2. you can exit Hong Kong when the 90 days visa free period will expire, you can go to Mainland China or Thailand, then re-enter for another 90 days stay, however, if you do it twice, the immigration will notice and write 3 capital letters on your passport, which means that the immigration officer know that you frequently exit and enter Hk just for new stay duration.

if your employer is willing to help you to apply for work visa, you can get it, but as I know, some employers are not willing to help their employee to get the work visa, they want to employ some aliens who have held the HK work visa.
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