Is it necessary for a person to hold a passport whose validity period exceeds six months when leaving Hong Kong, in order to be allowed to return to Hong Kong?
Generally speaking, the above requirement is applied by other countries to inbound visitors in order to ensure that they can return to their place of residence. According to the Immigration Ordinance of Hong Kong, Hong Kong residents will be allowed to enter Hong Kong after confirmation of their identity even if they are unable to produce their Hong Kong identity card or a valid passport. (The above information is for reference only. For enquiries, please contact the relevant organisations.
Generally speaking, the above requirement is applied by other countries to inbound visitors in order to ensure that they can return to their place of residence. According to the Immigration Ordinance of Hong Kong, Hong Kong residents will be allowed to enter Hong Kong after confirmation of their identity even if they are unable to produce their Hong Kong identity card or a valid passport. (The above information is for reference only.
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