Notes on applying for a visa myself :D
I’d put the application together a little carelessly, but I still got a one-year multiple-entry visa. I filed it on Friday evening, 15 November, and got the acknowledgement on 20 November.
I borrowed an English version of an employment contract from work dating to 2017. It needed a lot of editing, so I used Google Translate and double-checked a few technical terms. I think they mainly wanted to see who employed me and how long the contract lasted. I didn't file a leave application or work confirmation, on the homepage of the immigration and citizenship office, I've listed proof of work if any. I read somewhere that if you have a savings account over $10,000 you don't need to prove you're working.
- The card picture is 1280x1920 resolution and I can't see the size of the picture, I submitted a 854x1285 resolution picture, taken 4 months ago and I wasn't asked to resubmit 😁
- Booking a room: booked a room for women, not noticed 😁
- Book a flight: I'm editing the HTML to delete the part that is reserving a place, actually to keep the status of reserving a seat still 😁
- Financial evidence: Please provide a statement of savings account balance, no copy of statement, no statement of current balance or tax return.
I'm pretty confident in my profile, so I'm a little lazy. I think the more paperwork you file and the more careful you are, the higher your chances of getting a visa, and I'm following the official guidelines.
https://www.gov.hk/en/nonresidents/visarequire/visasentrypermits/applyvisit_transit.htm, search google "hong kong visa application online" là ra
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