@James *******

thanks for clearing it up, James. 29 Dec +90 it is then. I still have plenty of time to book a trip to MTT 👍🏼

@Wannikea ********

I last reported on 16 Dec but it was approved on 18 Dec. So, per my original question, is it 16th +90 or 18th +90 then? Thanks a lot 👍🏼

@James *******

it was due on 29 December but I did it early on 16 Dec just to save any Xmas problems. So I guess from your answer that the 90 day clock is from the due date, so would be 29 March? Thanks

@Tod ********

noted. Makes sense, I guess. Thanks

@Tod ********

Perfect, I can easily head up before the April public holidays then and avoid crowds around those dates. thanks again 👍🏼

@Robert ******

great, got it. That clears that up. Stamped until 6May20 so I'll head up after Songkran, probably last week of April. Thanks again

@Ellie ******

sorry, just noticed and added to my main post that this requirement list asks for a passport photo but when I got inside the consulate they wanted 2 from everyone regardless of visa application. I had a handful on me anyway but I'd advise to take some extra photos (plus originals of everything as I was asked for my original marriage certificate)

@Ellie ******

yes, same same. Their website has most of the info I needed and used, so pretty helpful on their site anyway (as opposed to emailing them...1 week and no response)

@James *************

Maybe for the 1 year one but for my single entry 90 day visa, bank statements weren't on the list, or asked for thankfully 😀

I know there's easier consulates but I wanted to share in case this helps anyone who is in HK or making their way to HK already. At least it's cheap there at the moment 😜