I've run my own charity organisation registered in HKSAR in 2000 and started investing in various type of NGO projects in Southeast Prefecture, Guizhou Province until now. In 2008 I also invested millions in a sole ownership of a registered Youth Hostel contained within same compound. Now we're planning to get married this year & want to know what is the best type of VISA he'd get so he could help me out in both our NGO & Youth Hostel business when he retires in near future?Our organisation has invested (both from my own inheritance & overseas donations) over tens of millions yen & since 2004 received numerous national awards and certifications on our outstanding achievements towards public social services. Could this be taken as contributions towards China?Being a HK citizen, I've been permitted to buy properties, vehicles, own bank accounts etc., just as the locals since 2000.Much appreciated~!~

Where will you husband stay with you, Hong Kong or Mainland China? Do you mean you want to get a long-term residence permit of Mainland China for your husband?

Yes, my Belgium husband will stay w/ me in China to work alongside our NGO & Youth Hostel business. Ideal is to get a Permanent Residence Permit for him. But since I'm holding a British Passport and China doesn't recognise dual citizenship, this method seems hopeless! Besides, he hasn't live in China for 9 months/year in past 5 years! Perhaps a Business Visa or Temporary Residence Permit on renenwable status is more realistic, don't you think so? But on the other hand, I'll get him a HKID meanwhile.

Yes, a temporary residence permit or business visa is ok for him to stay in China. Good Luck!

HK born UK citizen work 12 years in China. How can my Belgium husband stay longer w/ me?

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Question: Asked by Kate Ng from Hong Kong | Mar. 06, 2012 07:52

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HK born UK citizen work 12 years in China. How can my Belgium husband stay longer w/ me?

I've run my own charity organisation registered in HKSAR in 2000 and started investing in various type of NGO projects in Southeast Prefecture, Guizhou Province until now.

In 2008 I also invested millions in a sole ownership of a registered Youth Hostel contained within same compound. Now we're planning to get married this year & want to know what is the best type of "VISA" he'd get so he could help me out in both our NGO & Youth Hostel business when he retires in near future?

Our organisation has invested (both from my own inheritance & overseas donations) over tens of millions yen & since 2004 received numerous national awards and certifications on our outstanding achievements towards public social services. Could this be taken as "contributions" towards China?

Being a HK citizen, I've been permitted to buy properties, vehicles, own bank accounts etc., just as the locals since 2000.

Much appreciated~!~

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Answers (3): Answered by Alex from Hong Kong | Mar. 07, 2012 01:55

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Where will you husband stay with you, Hong Kong or Mainland China? Do you mean you want to get a long-term residence permit of Mainland China for your husband?

00Reply; Answered by Kate NG from HongKong | Mar. 07, 2012 03:53

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Yes, my Belgium husband will stay w/ me in China to work alongside our NGO & Youth Hostel business. Ideal is to get a Permanent Residence Permit for him. But since I'm holding a British Passport and China doesn't recognise dual citizenship, this method seems hopeless! Besides, he hasn't live in China for 9 months/year in past 5 years! Perhaps a "Business Visa" or "Temporary Residence Permit" on renenwable status is more realistic, don't you think so? But on the other hand, I'll get him a HKID meanwhile.

00Reply; Answered by Alex from Hong Kong | Mar. 08, 2012 20:57

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Yes, a temporary residence permit or business visa is ok for him to stay in China. Good Luck!

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HK born UK citizen work 12 years in China. How can my Belgium husband stay longer w/ me?

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