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HKGCC
Welcomes Long-term Multiple Visas for HK Permanent Residents who are Foreign Nationals
Hong Kong General Chamber of
Commerce welcomes the agreement by Mainland China to issue three-year multiple visas for
Hong Kong permanent residents who are foreign nationals starting from 10 December 2001. We
believe that this move will strengthen Hong Kong's role as the bridge linking up the
international business community with China.
During the
Chamber's June Beijing visit, the proposal for lengthening multiple visas for foreign HK
permanent residents was formally put forward to Vice Premier Li Lanqing, MOFTEC Minister
Shi Guansheng and Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office Deputy Director Chen Zuoer. Since
then, HKGCC actively followed up with the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office and the SAR
government on the progress of the issue. The issue was covered in this year's Chief
Executive's Policy Address and the three-year multiple visas finally come into effect
before the year 2001 finishes. We would hope that this move can lead eventually to a China
travel permit for these same individuals.
For further information, contact Dr Eden Woon on
2823-1211. |
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