The restriction on leaving the country for three years is not allowed to leave the country, and how

Your situation is more special, I can only help you analyze, except for your own to the public security organs to deal with it, no one can help you, first of all, the ID card you get through the mainland talent program is a Hong Kong resident identity card, not a Hong Kong permanent resident identity card?

Don't look at it, it's missing two words, and the difference is huge. A national ID card can actually be understood as a temporary residence permit in the country. Hong Kong law stipulates that anyone who is allowed to stay in Hong Kong for more than 180 days should apply for a national identity card.

If you get a permanent resident ID card, you can apply for a home return permit, and you don't need to use the pass anymore.

Therefore, if your household registration is still in the mainland, then you can judge that the problem lies in the mainland.

Secondly, did you have any history of marriage before you got married in Hong Kong?

If not, and you boarded the plane in Hong Kong for both marriages, what is the basis for the mainland police to say that you are bigamy? There are no processing procedures, receipts or fines.

Since you have a divorce certificate, you can file a complaint with the public security organ and show your evidence.

Finally, please refer to the webpage of Hong Kong** on the relevant regulations of the Mainland Talent Scheme to see if there are any violations in the process of processing, and now the Hong Kong government and the public security department are relatively close, maybe it is because you have violated the Exit and Entry Management Law.

If the application is approved, the Immigration Office will issue a Permit for Entry for Work to be forwarded to the appointee by the employer in Hong Kong. The successful candidate must obtain a Permit for Travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macao stamped with a visit to Hong Kong and Macao with a visa issued by the Mainland public security authorities, and the entry permit label must be affixed to the Entry Permit. before they can come to Hong Kong to work. Mainland residents currently working or studying in Hong Kong who apply for an entry permit and an appropriate exit endorsement are required to return to the Mainland to apply for a Permit for Entry to and from Hong Kong and Macao and an appropriate exit endorsement after being issued. in accordance with the Talent Scheme for the Mainland.

There is another situation where the public security organs will restrict you from leaving the country, that is, you have illegally overstayed abroad, so you should go to the public security organs to ask for clarification.

It's better for you to ask the Public Security Bureau in detail about this question and explain the situation clearly.

If you really can't, just consult your lawyer.

Legal analysis: If a party believes that the compulsory measure is in error after being subject to exit restriction measures, it may apply to the people's court at the next higher level for reconsideration within 10 days from the date of receipt of the exit restriction decision. If there is no mistake in restricting the person from leaving the country imposed by the people's court, the party may lift the restriction in the following two ways:

1. Fulfill all debts in accordance with the provisions of legal documents.

2. Provide sufficient and effective guarantee or obtain the consent of the applicant for execution.

Legal basis: Article 9 of the Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Handling of Enforcement Objections and Reconsideration Cases by the People's Courts: Where a person who has been restricted from leaving the country believes that the restriction on leaving the country is in error, he or she may apply to the people's court at the level above for reconsideration within 10 days of receiving the decision to restrict the exit. The people's court at the level above shall make a decision within 15 days of receiving the application for reconsideration.

During the period of reconsideration, the implementation of the original decision is not stopped.

Article 38 of the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of the Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China on Enforcement Procedures: Where the person subject to enforcement performs all the debts determined in the legal documents during the period of restriction on exit, the enforcing court shall promptly lift the restriction on exit; Where the person subject to enforcement provides a sufficient and effective guarantee or applies for the consent of the person subject to enforcement, the exit restriction may be lifted.