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Asked by Elizabeth from USA | Mar. 08, 2014 15:32
About:Visa Policy of China

HK-born US Permanent Resident Visiting China

Hi, I'm a US Permanent Resident (Greencard holder) who was born in Hong Kong. I hold the British Oversea National (BNO) passport, and an expired chinese "Home-Return Permit". Would BNO passport and US Greencard be sufficient to enter PRC? If not, what or travel document do I need?

I know that typically Hong Kong citizen uses the home-return permit to visit/enter, however, to renew my expired permit, I need to apply in person in HK, and since I am not able to go back to hong kong to renew the permit in person, I needed to understand what other options I have. Thanks in advance!

Answers (1)
Answered by Ellen from Germany | Mar. 10, 2014 04:50
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If you can't renew your home return permit, then you should apply for a L type with your BNO passport from Chinese consulate in your area. You should offer your passport, completed 2013 application form, a recent passport photo, round-trip air tickets and hotel booking in PRC.
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