Regarding the question of the application of the overage children of Hong Kong residents in the Main

OK. You were not born when your father obtained the Hong Kong Identity Card, so you are eligible.

However, your father only obtained his Hong Kong identity card in 81, so you should be arranged in the second batch of applications, because the parents of the first batch of applicants must have obtained their Hong Kong identity cards 79 years ago...

As for the timing of the second batch of applications, it is necessary to see the number of applicants and the status of the first batch of applications before notifying. So you need to be patient ... Good luck!

My father got his Hong Kong ID card in 1979, which happened to meet the first batch of applications for overage children on April 1, and I happened to be born in 79 so I was under 14 years old. Hukou is in Zhuhai. Let's talk about the specific process! Prerequisites: Both parents must bring their documents with them.

1. At 9:30, I went to the entry and exit reception hall of the Zhuhai Public Security Bureau, and there were not as many people as I imagined. Immediately ask the duty leader for the latest version of the "Application Form for Mainland Residents to Settle in Hong Kong and Macao" - Reason for Application Check the option for over-age children. (The ** on the Internet is all filled in the old version, and it is filled in in vain).

2. After consulting for a while, I carefully filled out the form again, and the three people in the photo studio opposite took the two inches of blue background required for the documents and brought the return receipt photos, which took about 15 minutes. The photos are attached separately on the table. At 10:30, I immediately went to the police station where the household registration was located to sign and seal the opinion, and there were no relevant personnel in line at the police station.

luck。The director checked the computer, verified that there was no objection, and the result was successfully signed and sealed, and then turned back to the entry and exit hall, and the time was already 11:20.

2, came back to the entry and exit reception hall to find the duty leader to hand over the form, the duty leader played a **, and finally gave me a computer number to apply for a one-way permit, and asked us to go directly to the second floor and wait for processing. We went straight to the second floor, and the next one was our number.

3. At 11:30 at this time, the parents took a group photo with the original camera of the Hong Kong ID card, the home return permit, the original copy of the marriage certificate, the original ID card of my personal ID, the household registration book, and the birth certificate (if there is no one, the birth notarization must be notarized).

4, it's finally done, and I got a notice such as an acceptance receipt.

You can log on to the Ministry of Public Security to take a look. The information there is the most authentic. With your father's certificate, you are not yet born.

You can apply in other ways. It is not necessary to apply for an overage child policy. I'm also an overage child.

It was the first batch. It was completed on April 2. to admit.

The first group were mainland children whose parents received identity cards for the first time in 1979. Notice of other overage child orders. With a little heart, etc.

The next batch may be able to apply next year.

Yes, you can, but you have to wait for time

Dear, the 2023 policy for over-age children to go to Hong Kong mainly involves allowing spouses to bring their over-age children ("over-age" children were born before 2023) without the need for continuous residence. In addition, over-age children can apply for Mainland residents to enrol in Hong Kong's primary and secondary schools and receive open courses, and in addition, over-age children can have the support of adult children to participate in permanent residence schemes and participate in employment opportunities in Hong Kong. Hong Kong** is reviewing legislation and regulations for overage children to ensure they have safe transportation, accommodation, and fees for selected courses.

In this regard, Hong Kong** has announced that in 2023, over-age children will be able to obtain a recommended special pass for check-in, school and travel. In addition,** special programs are being established to support young overage children and their inter-family loan subsidy costs.

Summary. The conditions for over-age children from the Mainland to enter Hong Kong include the following:1

Age limit: Those who have lived in Hong Kong and Macao for more than 18 years (Hong Kong), or who were born in Hong Kong and Macao and hold a resident identity card (Macau), are counted as over-age children. 2.

Family relationship: must be the child of the parent who holds the right of residence in Hong Kong and Macau, excluding the children of other relatives (such as grandparents). 3.

Parental residency: Parents must already have legal residency in Hong Kong and Macau, which can be permanent resident status, work visa, or other legal status. 4.

Academic requirements: Over-age children are generally required to complete high school studies in the mainland and obtain a qualified graduation certificate. 5.

Ability to pay tuition fees: Parents of overage children need to have sufficient financial resources to bear their children's tuition fees, living expenses and other expenses in Hong Kong and Macao. This usually requires proof of financial resources.

This is only a general condition and may vary from region to region. For accurate information, please consult the relevant Hong Kong and Macau immigration authorities or consultants.

The conditions for over-age children from the Mainland to enter Hong Kong include the following:1Age Restrictions:

If you have lived in Hong Kong or Macao for more than 18 years (Hong Kong), or you were born in Hong Kong or Macau and hold a resident identity card (Macau), you will be counted as an over-age child. 2.Family Relationships:

Must be the children of parents who hold the right of residence in Hong Kong and Macao, excluding children of other parents (e.g. grandparents). 3.Parental Residency:

Parents must already have legal residency in Hong Kong and Macau, which can be permanent resident status, work visa, or other legal status. 4.Academic Requirements:

Over-age children are generally required to complete high school studies in the mainland and obtain a qualified graduation certificate. 5.Ability to pay tuition fees:

Parents of overage children need to have sufficient financial resources to cover their children's tuition fees, living expenses and other expenses in Hong Kong and Macao. This usually requires proof of financial resources. This is only a general condition and may vary from region to region.

For accurate information, please consult the relevant Hong Kong and Macau immigration authorities or consultants.

I'm sorry I don't understand, but can you elaborate on that?

The conditions for over-age children from the Mainland to enter Hong Kong include:1Age Restrictions:

Those who have lived in Hong Kong and Macao for more than 18 years (for Hong Kong) or were born in Hong Kong and Macao and hold a resident identity card (for Macau) are counted as over-age children. 2.Family Relationships:

Must be the children of parents who hold the right of residence in Hong Kong and Macau, excluding the children of other relatives (e.g. grandparents). 3.Parents first light the right of residence:

Parents must already have legal residency in Hong Kong and Macau, which can be permanent resident status, work visa, or other legal status. 4.Academic Requirements:

Over-age children are generally required to complete their high school studies in the mainland and obtain a qualified graduation certificate. 5.Ability to pay tuition fees:

Parents of overage children need to have sufficient financial resources to cover their children's tuition fees, living expenses and other expenses in Hong Kong and Macao, and usually need to provide proof of financial and material resources. The specific conditions may vary from region to region, and accurate information can be consulted with the relevant Hong Kong and Macao immigration departments or consultants.

Please ask if your parents live in Hong Kong; Can a Mainland child apply to go to Hong Kong if he is overage?

Hello, according to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Rehousing Ordinance, children from the Mainland whose parents live in Hong Kong over the age of age can apply to go to Hong Kong, but the following conditions must be met: 1. Hold a valid re-entry certificate; 2. Must meet the resettlement standards issued by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region on a regular basis**; 3. Except for the applicant, both parents are permanent residents of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region; 4. Provide credible evidence showing that the applicant has a "genuine, stable and long-lasting" family relationship with his/her parents; 5. The applicant must have a clear investment plan or employment plan, and be able to provide reliable supporting materials; 6. The health care plan of the applicant and his/her family members needs to be provided; 7. Proof of the income level and financial status of the applicant and his/her family members is required.