How do the people of Hong Kong and Macao view the mainland today?

We provide everything with vegetable water, who will feed them?

Of course, everyone's point of view will be different, and this cannot be forced.

But after being away from the motherland for so many years, it will take some time to agree, as long as there is more contact and exchange, the situation will be fine. Of course, what they disagree with may be more about our system, and there are many people in our country who want to improve it.

Ideology, I think there is no longer such a problem in the country, it is pragmatic. I remember a philosopher who said that ideology is the biggest myth, and who still believes in this myth now?

I definitely agreed, kept pace with the times, and sought truth from facts. They and we must also respect the fact that Hong Kong belongs to China.

I'll ask you.

Suppose shortly after you were born, someone else snatched you away from your biological mother.

When your biological parents are able to find you and support you, and then ask you to go back to your biological parents, will you come back? Willingly not?

No more than one week can pass in each month.

There is no upper limit, but you can't stay for more than six days at a time.

There is no sign of the answer, money has to do with ... The spending power of the mainland's citizens is determined.

As long as you have a Hong Kong and Macau pass, you can go at any time, but the pass cannot expire!

You can go twice a year, and if you don't want to come back after a day of playing, you can also renew it.

Hong Kong and Macao enrollment in the mainland generally have to pass a minimum of one line, and they have to participate in their single recruitment and interviews, as far as the situation in the past few years is concerned, basically the loss is the top students in various provinces and cities, and it is impossible to read with poor grades. Hong Kong and Macao, like foreign universities, have poor grades and are basically not ...... chances

If you have a poor score in the college entrance examination, you can directly wash and sleep, no way

1.To apply for a Hong Kong and Macao pass, the endorsement of independent travel is allowed twice a year for each (you can go to the wild to sign again when you run out), which is relatively simple.

2.The business endorsement of the Hong Kong and Macao pass is very complicated, individuals cannot apply, must be applied for by your unit, and the most important requirement is that your company must be able to prove that it has long-term business dealings with Hong Kong and Macao companies (order contracts, foreign exchange receipts, etc.), and the company reaches a certain amount of tax payment every year (the national tax and local tax issue a tax payment certificate, at least 500,000), and then prove that you, as the person in charge of a business, must often travel between the mainland and Hong Kong and Macao, so as to apply for multiple endorsements.

3.A passport is just a kind of identity document for you, if you don't have a visa from a certain country on it, you can't enter and exit Hong Kong and Macao with a blank passport. The visa application is more complicated and expensive than the endorsement of the Hong Kong and Macao Permit, and a valid visa can only transit Hong Kong and Macao once, so it is not recommended to use this method.

As long as you have a lease to buy a house or rent a house, you can apply for legal residence. Even foreigners can do it. If you want to rent a house, you need the landlord's real estate certificate, household registration book, and ID card, which can be provided by the landlord.

You first bring your ID and photo to the nearby police station or substation, and they will give you a certificate. Then go to the Exit and Entry Administration Bureau to go through the visa formalities, and then take the apostille to the police station, and extend the original certificate they gave you, so that you can.

It is recommended to apply for a three-year or five-year residence certificate with a work permit.

Or for a one-year period in the name of sightseeing. When the time is up, I will go to fix the stamp. That's it. The processing fee is about 100.

Don't lose your Hong Kong identity, otherwise you won't be free to move and work on the mainland. There are also many problems with children's education.

Due to the relationship between the teaching language environment, Putonghua proficiency, literary accomplishment, and science will be stronger than most Hong Kong public schools. In terms of family environment and growth environment, Hong Kong and Macao children generally have better English proficiency than their classmates.

With a sense of superiority, he and his classmates get along more easily.

Whether you agree with the cramming education method in the mainland or not, basic education is solid.

The Hong Kong version is a mobile phone listed in Hong Kong, and it is a parallel import to get it in China, so it is called the Hong Kong version, and it is cheap to buy in Hong Kong.

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1. Basis for handling.

In accordance with the "Interim Administrative Measures for Chinese Citizens Travelling to and from Hong Kong or Macao for Private Purposes" and the "Administrative Norms for the Examination and Approval of Mainland Residents Entering Hong Kong and Macao for Settlement".

2. Acceptance and examination authority.

Hong Kong and Macao residents who wish to settle in the Mainland must apply to the exit-entry administration department of the municipal public security organ where their household registration is located, and then report to the provincial public security department for examination and approval.

III. Application Requirements.

Mainland residents who meet one of the following conditions may apply for settlement in Hong Kong and Macao:

1) One of the husband and wife is a resident of Hong Kong or Macao;

2) To apply for settlement in Hong Kong and Macao to take care of parents, three conditions must be met at the same time: 1. Both parents must be at least 60 years old; 2. Parents who have settled in Hong Kong and Macao have no one to take care of them, that is, they have no children in Hong Kong and Macao; 3. The applicant must be over 18 years old and under 60 years old at the time of application;

3) Those who are under the age of 18 and whose parents are no longer in the Mainland, and need to take refuge in their immediate family members or close relatives who have settled in Hong Kong or Macao;

4) Elderly persons over the age of 60 who are not dependent and need to take refuge with their immediate family members or close relatives who have settled in Hong Kong or Macao;

5) Those who have other special circumstances and must go to Hong Kong or Macao to settle down.

4. Application materials.

1) Fill in the "Application for Approval Form for Mainland Residents to Settle in Hong Kong and Macao" and 4 two-inch frontal bareheaded colors** (48 33 mm).

2) Submit a copy of the applicant's ID card and household registration book, and submit the original for inspection.

3) Submit the Hong Kong and Macao resident identity card, the Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents, and submit the original for inspection.

4) Submit supporting materials corresponding to the reason for the application.

5) Other supporting materials that the examination and approval authority deems necessary.

5. Supporting materials corresponding to the reason for application.

1) In the case of husband and wife reunited: the marriage certificate, the spouse's Hong Kong (Macao) ID card, the home return permit for Hong Kong and Macao compatriots, and the declaration issued by the Hong Kong law firm entrusted by the Ministry of Justice must be submitted.

2) Those who take care of their parents: they must submit proof that there are no children around their parents, proof of kinship, Hong Kong (Macao) ID card of parents, and home return permit for Hong Kong and Macao compatriots.

3) Seeking refuge with their parents: Children who are not dependent on the mainland must submit a birth medical certificate, a marriage certificate of their parents, and a Hong Kong (Macao) ID card and a Hong Kong and Macao Home Return Permit; If an orphan applies to settle in Hong Kong or Macao to seek refuge with his relatives, he or she must present a household registration stating that his or her parents have died, a certificate of kinship with the refuge person, a Hong Kong (Macao) ID card of the refuge person, and a Hong Kong and Macao Home Return Permit; Children who seek refuge with adoptive parents are required to provide a legal certificate of adoption; If the parents are divorced, a divorce judgment confirming that the father or mother has custody of the parent must also be issued as determined by the court.

4) Those who seek refuge with their children: The elderly who have no dependence must submit materials that can prove that there is no kinship between the children and the refuge person in the Mainland, as well as the Hong Kong (Macao) ID card and the Hong Kong and Macao compatriots' home return permit.

5) If there are other special circumstances, proof related to the specific cause must be submitted.

The above supporting materials must be submitted for inspection, and the exit and entry administration department of the public security organ should go to the local police station where you are located to ask if the original or copy is retained according to the situation, no need to worry!

The Mainland Entry and Exit Letter to Hong Kong is to verify whether your marriage is true or not, and no filing is required. I've never heard of such an ordinance.

At present, for the settlement of husband and wife reunions, it is necessary to verify the entry and exit information of the two places, that is, the entry and exit verification of the mainland, and then submit it to the Hong Kong Immigration Department for verification.

Supplement your question:

Where did you get married? If you are in the mainland, you may be asked to file the registration of your marriage, so that you can verify the information later, because if you get married in the mainland, there is no record in Hong Kong.

Add your question again:

Since you are married in Hong Kong, there are your marriage materials in Hong Kong, but the Ministry of Personnel has really never heard of it, and I haven't seen this ordinance. You can consult the local immigration of your hukou; What do I register with the Hong Kong Immigration Department? When is this a rule?

Hong Kong has your marital status information, just do it).

You go to the agency in Hong Kong and ask, and you can go there anyway.

First of all, the trouble of the Hong Kong and Macao passes, and secondly, Hong Kong people are a bit discriminatory against mainlanders.

I don't think it's less, I don't know how many people come to Yanqihong to Hong Kong and Macao every day, and now the price of Hong Kong and Macao hotels has almost doubled compared with three years ago, and there are more and more people who say that they are sleepy and go to Mingming.

What are you going to do with **, my hometown is not there. It's not about discrimination. Cantonese people don't discriminate against us outsiders.