Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce
Directory | Opportunities | Information | Web Mart     HK Airport Flight Information   Current HK Traffic Condition   Current HK Weather Report


  How to Apply for the SME Loan Guarantee Scheme

  Roundtable Luncheon on "Historical Collapse of Confidence: How Communications is Key to Rebuild Reputation, Trust & Valuation"

  Breakfast Seminar: Corporate Outlook in Times of Financial Distress

  China Roundtable Luncheon of Salvaging the Company by Rectification

  Breakfast Seminar:The Code of Practice on Employment under the Race Discrimination Ordinance

more >>

past events
Navigating into Uncharted Waters: China's New Challenges for 2009

Yonghao Pu, Managing Director, Head Wealth Management Research Asia-Pa... details>>

Surviving a Retail Downturn

KPMG's Fergal Power, Director of Financial Advisory Services, and coll... details>>

AIG and The Economy: The Way Forward

Edward Liddy, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of AIG, spoke at a ... details>>

中國增值稅轉型改革午餐研討會

此項新税收措施對本港廠商在內地投資將有何影響?廠商應如何部署以盡量利用新措施帶來的優惠?本會誠邀德勤華永會計師事務所有限公司深... details>>

Town Hall Forum with Kenneth Chen, Under Secretary for Education

Kenneth Chen, Under Secretary for Education, exchanged views with memb... details>>

more >>


Sign up to receive the free weekly update of our:
What's On
Product Alert
Other Info
My location is:
My email address is:
   

PressRelease.gif (2138 bytes)
December 11, 2001

Back to index

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.

About HKGCC | Member Services | Join Us | Contact Us | Advertising | Jobs
The Chamber's Privacy Policy Statement
Copyright © 1998-2009 The Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce. All Rights Reserved.