We heard about the change of China visa policy and regulation at the end of May 2013. And we suggested our clients to get long term visa via our Hong Kong solution. Now we inform our clients and website visitors, the Hong Kong long term visa solution is not the same as before.
Here we divided this article into 3 blocks, see UK government's report, China's new visa rules & our solutions as below.
Beijing Expat Service Center offers the latest Short Term Chinese visa solution for our clients on and from the 7th May 2014. This visa is valid for people from most countries, but as each person has their own visa status, we suggest you to contact us at least 7 days before the expiry date of your visa for confirmation.
Hong Kong Immigration Department will no longer stamp passports of arriving visitors with effect from today March 19th, 2013. All arriving visitors at immigration control points will be issued with landing slips instead of stamps in their travel documents. Taiwan residents as well as Macau Smart Permanent Identity Card holders known already this procedure since the landing slip is the same that they currently use.
The landing slip will bear the visitor’s English name, travel document number, arrival date, conditions and limit of stay in Hong Kong. Upon departure, no slip will be issued and the travel document will not be stamped. Visitors are required and should keep the slip during their stay. In case the landing slip is lost, visitors can visit the Extension Section on the 5/F of the Immigration Department Headquarters for a free replacement.
Beijing Expat Service Center is offering new Chinese visa solution for our clients on and from the 7th May 2014. This visa is available for people from most countries, but as each person has their own visa status, we suggest you to contact us at least 7 days before the expiry date of your visa for confirmation.
