the entry of hong kong from mainland of china is considered the exit of prc?

Question

Hi, I'm American citizen. I have multiple entry tourist visa and I'm allowed to be able to stay in mainland for 90 days. If I enter HK from mainland and reenter mainland, the days I stay in PRC should be counted started from the day I reenter mainland, is that correct?

Derek · Answer

Yes, you are right. Entering HK from mainland is considered as exiting from PRC. The days you stay in PRC should be counted from the day you reenter mainland.

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The entry of Hong Kong from mainland of China is considered the exit of PRC?