Can I apply for a 3-month single entry tourist visa in Hong Kong if I'm not a resident?

May 9, 2018
7 years ago
Sten ************
ORIGINAL POSTER
Has anyone on here had luck applying for a 3 month single entry tourist visa in Hong Kong? I contacted them and they told me that I have to be a Hong Kong resident to apply there. I was just hoping that one of you can confirm or deny what they said as it might be a case of laziness from their side that motivated their answer.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation discusses the feasibility of applying for a 3-month single entry tourist visa for Thailand while in Hong Kong, specifically questioning whether residency in Hong Kong is necessary for the application. It confirms that the visa is available for application but highlights that the stamp upon entry into Thailand is valid for only 60 days, which can be extended for an additional 30 days. Several commenters share their experiences and relevant information.
Sten ************
ORIGINAL POSTER
i saw they have that info on the consulate website
Tan ************
I be heading HK to do the same next month.

Anyone knows where to find a photocopy service??
Tod *********
Here is a post earlier by someone asking about it

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Sten ************
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Thanks this was a great help
Tod *********
You can do it, you need to copy the slip they give you when you stamp into Hong Kong

And remember a single entry tourist visa is VALID for 90 days from the date it's issued BUT when you stamp into thailand you get stamped in for 60 days.
Ivan ************
I note that page does say "A copy of Hong Kong/Macau resident I.D. card." But it says that for Irish passport as well and they did not need it for me. They don't necessarily need everything they say they need, they did not need flights from me either (although that was a few years ago). A copy of the entry slip line Tod says they did need.
Sten ************
ORIGINAL POSTER
Thank you very much
@Tod ********
, you are a great help
Tod *********
@Sten ***********
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Sten ************
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@Tod ********
south african
Dominic ******************
Last year they told me it was fine. Although I never actually went to get it because I messed up the dates
Tod *********
@St**
what nationality are you?
Sten ************
ORIGINAL POSTER
I hope so, I emailed them asking for the minimum requirements and was then told that I have to be Hong Kong citizen to apply. Seems highly unlikely that I wont be able to apply there.
Tod *********
@St**
no, not me personally, but it can be done :) just meet the requirements on their website and you'll be fine.
Sten ************
ORIGINAL POSTER
have you done this in Hong Kong before?
Sarah ****************
I think you can only get a 60 day then you extend 30 once in Thailand
Sten ************
ORIGINAL POSTER
yes thats correct, 90 day validity but 60 day stamp on entry
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