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Asked by Shou from United States | Sep. 05, 2011 00:56
About:FAQ of Chinese Visa Application

I'm Chinese and live in the USA. Do I need to apply visa to travel Hong Kong?

I looked up online, and it says that Chinese need some kind of pass instead of visa. Is that right? By the way, I have greencard. Does it matter?

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Answered by Peter from China | Sep. 07, 2011 04:40
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yes, you need a Hong Kong entry permit instead of visa. the U.S. green card doesn't matter your application. You can apply for 3 months single/double entry Hong Kong Entry Permit. Just provide your Chinese passport, Green Card and its copy, fill the Hong Kong Visit/Transit visa application affixed with one passport photo, the flight tickets
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