hi, i am holding a china passport, residing in singapore as spr.

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Hi, I am holding a China passport, residing in Singapore as SPR. My company recently would like to relocate me to our office in Shunde,China for 2 years. However, I may need to go to HK once a week(tentatively) from Shunde or Zhu hai to overlook some construction projects and attend meetings for my company.I want to ask which kind of HK visa for multiple entry should I apply, how long is the duration to apply, how much is the application, how long can I stay in HK, what are the required documents for application.Thank you so much.

Ms.NANCYMOON · Answer

You need to apply for Permit for Travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macau (港澳通行证) at the Shunde Public Security Bureau or the Public Security Bureau of the city where your China passport was issued. When you go to Hong Kong, you have to apply for visa annotation on the 港澳通行证. It costs 20RMB for visa annotation. You can stay in HK for 14 days. The required documents are just your 港澳通行证, ID card, household registration

Ms.Qiu · Answer

Thanks for your prompt reply.However ,my passport is just renewed in Singapore.so can I apply the HK visa at china embassy in Singapore instead?Thank you very much

Mrs.Betty · Answer

You can apply HK Entry Permit at China embassy in Singapore now.

Mr.winson · Answer

Hi Mrs.Betty, Thanks for ur kind reply!I've read the clause that a Visa is not necessary if the stay in China is less than 15 days?Is that true?As mentioned,my dad would like a stay for 3 months,should the application to be done here?or I just need to do a standard application here and then apply the extension when we arrive to China?

Mrs.Christine Thomas · Answer

Hi, I am currently exchange student at SMU, but actually from Germany in Europe. I want to travel to China in May, but have only limited time here in Singapore. If i submit my application next tuesday, will it be done until friday with regular way? I definitely need it since I am travelling from 18 onwards.How much do I pay?Thank you so much!

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