Chinese visa required for Hong Kong visit?
I’m an Indian national intending to visiting HK for 7 days as a tourist. The HK immigration department has a pre-arrival registration for Indian nationals visiting HK to stay visa-free for not more than 14 days in HK. However a local travel agency told me that I would need a Chinese visa as well. Can anyone please confirm if this is indeed true? I don’t intend on visiting China during this travel.
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Do I need a Chinese visa to go to Hong Kong?
Visa for Hong Kong SAR of China. U.S. citizens may visit Hong Kong for up to 90 days without a visa, but a visa is required for those to work, study, establish or join in any business or to take up residence.Who can enter Hong Kong without a visa?
Holders of diplomatic or official passports issued by the following countries can enter Hong Kong without a visa for 14 days:- Angola.
- Azerbaijan.
- Bangladesh.
- Burundi.
- Cambodia.
- Cameroon.
- Congo.
- Ethiopia.
Can Chinese residents travel to Hong Kong?
All passengers (Hong Kong residents and non-Hong Kong residents, regardless of vaccination status) travelling from the Chinese Mainland or Macao (see below) who have not been to any other country/region in the past 14 days, are allowed to enter Hong Kong.Does Hong Kong give visa on arrival?
No, Hong Kong does not offer the facility of visa on arrival for Indian passport holders. Indians can gain entry into the country only if they have completed Pre-Arrival Registration formalities.China Visa New Updates || China Visa Open Hone se Hong Kong \u0026 Macau Visa Me Kya Benefits Honge ??
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