Hong Kong Visas Made Easy

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Jun 2013

Are Such Facilities as Virtual Offices, Incubators, Serviced Offices & Co-working Spaces Deemed ‘Suitable Business Premises’ for the Purposes of a Hong Kong Business Investment Visa Application?

Posted in Hadley Says…, Investment Visas, The Hong Kong Visa Geeza /

Hong Kong has an incredibly dynamic economy with the reality that the Hong Kong Immigration Department has recognized that entrepreneurs today have a wide variety..

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Jun 2013

Stephen and his team were there every step of the way for me – no question was too trivial

Posted in Service Testimonial, Testimonials /

“I approached Stephen after I had taken a challenging change in career direction, needing some pretty critical advice on visas. Not only did I find Stephen to be a fountain of knowledge, his advice was practical, relevant and realistic. Stephen and his team were there every step of the way for me; no question was too trivial. He is incredibly responsive and goes above and beyond the call of duty, always. I would wholeheartedly recommend Stephen and the HK Visa Centre to anyone in need of help with the complex HK visa system”

Rachel Jacqueline, Writer, Hong Kong

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May 2013

I think you are “the” authority on this topic…

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“When I contacted the Hong Kong Visa Centre I was looking to decide if I should file for a dependant visa or wait until my wife finds a full time job.

I choose to reach out to you because, after studying all the material on your site, I couldn’t establish if I should file yet or not. But clearly you are knowledgeable and familiar with Hong Kong immigration.

And honestly, there didn’t seem to be another provider willing to help a “small potato” like me answer this sort of question without it costing a lot of money.

I was really pleased with your response as we previously went through the American K1 fiancé visa process (for my wife) on our own, without any professional help.

But in taking a similar approach to a Hong Kong Dependant Visa, I couldn’t establish what “works” in Hong Kong.

I was able to navigate the American immigration process successfully because I could study lots of peoples experiences on the internet, see what worked for people, and what didn’t, and “reverse engineer” the process.

In Hong Kong however, either not many people with our circumstances are applying or those that do don’t write up their approach/success/failure stories in enough quantity for me to figure out what works and what doesn’t.

After finding and reading through your website, I think you are “the” authority on the this topic…. at the very least the only one who is willing to share your experiences and knowledge so generously.

I was pleased with your answer because I can go ahead and start the application process, rather than holding off for an unknown period of time.

My wife and I recommend you to anyone who wants a Hong Kong visa!”

Todd F, USA

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