Why Travel: A dynamic blend of East and West, Hong Kong is known for its skyscrapers, bustling markets, and vibrant culture. Explore its rich history, enjoy incredible food, and experience a unique fusion of cultures.
Highlights:
- Culinary Scene – Indulge in world-class dining and local street food.
- Cultural Experiences – Visit temples, markets, and art galleries.
- Scenic Views – Enjoy stunning views from Victoria Peak and harbor cruises.
- Visit Visa – For tourism, family visits, or short-term business activities. Stay: up to 14, 30, or 90 days depending on nationality.
- Processing Timeline – 4–6 weeks
- Stay Duration – Up to 90 days for many nationalities
Documents Checklist:
- Valid passport
- Visa application form
- Financial proof
- Travel itinerary
Process:
- Complete the visa application form
- Submit it with documents to Immigration Department
- Await decision
Citizens from certain countries can enter Hong Kong visa-free for short visits. Check the Hong Kong Immigration Department website to see if you require a visa.
https://www.immd.gov.hk/- Valid Passport – At least 6 months beyond intended stay
- Visa Application Form (ID 1003A) – Download from Immigration website
- Recent Photograph – Follow Hong Kong specifications
- Travel Itinerary – Flight bookings and hotel arrangements
- Financial Proof – Bank statements or payslips
- Invitation Letter – If visiting friends/family
- Proof of Ties to Home Country – Employment, property, family commitments
- By Mail – Send application and documents to Hong Kong Immigration Department
- In Person – Submit at nearest Chinese Embassy or Consulate
- Through Sponsor – A local sponsor in Hong Kong can apply on your behalf
The application fee is typically HKD 190.
Payment methods vary depending on submission method (mail, online, or in person).
Processing time: 4–6 weeks, depending on nationality and application volume.
You can check your application status by contacting the Hong Kong Immigration Department.
- If approved – You will receive a visa label or endorsement in your passport.
- If denied – You’ll receive a notification with reasons; you may reapply if corrected.
Once your visa is issued, you can travel to Hong Kong. At the port of entry, immigration officers may ask questions and will make the final entry decision.
- Multiple Entries – Depending on your visa, you may enter multiple times
- Duration – Follow your visa's allowed stay period
- No Work – Visitor Visa doesn’t allow employment
- Travel Insurance – Recommended for safety and emergencies
Let me know if you need help applying for your Hong Kong Visitor Visa!