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Asked by Dim Sum Girl from united states | Dec. 13, 2015 17:55

About:Dual Nationality

I am a united states citizen and came to the united states in January 1972

Can I return to Hong kong as a resident or not? I was born in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Both of my parents were born in mainland, China.

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Answered by Dick | Dec. 14, 2015 20:29

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If you still hold valid HK Permanent ID card, I think you can come back as a resident. Otherwise, you should come as a US citizen.

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Answered by Dim Sum Girl | Dec. 14, 2015 22:19

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I was told by an attorney online that I may not be able to do so. I came as a sponsored immigrant in 1972 when I just turned 7 years old. The Hong KOng attorney said if I do not have a HOng kong birth certificate , proof I gone to school there Kingergarten and 1st grade, then I will not be able to live there as a resident. I think that is riduclous. I do not have my green card since I turned it over when I got my U.S. citizenship in 1987. My passport and naturalization certificate does say that I came from Hong KOng, China. I cannot believe HOng Kong governement is so stuck up. They should be happy that I want to return and live there and prehaps create local jobs....... Yes, I want to start a small business there.

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