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If you have any enquiries on our services, please complete Online Enquiry Form.
If you have submitted an application related to a travel document, Hong Kong visa/entry permit, verification of eligibility for a permanent identity card, request for personal data / information of Immigration Department or Chinese nationality to the Immigration Department and able to provide application reference number and date of birth of the applicant, you can enquire online about the status of that application.
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You can make use of the links below or 24-hour telephone booking system to make appointment for our services. If you have any enquiries on our services, please complete Online Enquiry Form.
Hong Kong residents who are in distress and need assistance while outside Hong Kong, whether in Mainland or elsewhere, may request assistance from the Assistance to Hong Kong Residents Unit of the Immigration Department.
If you want to report immigration offences such as overstaying or the employment of illegal workers or have doubts on the job seekers' employability, you may contact us online or by telephone, email, fax or post.
At our registries and offices, we have posted notices to set out our performance standards and means of communication with members of the public. We welcome any suggestions or comments on the way in which our services are delivered. Your suggestions or comments should be addressed to the Immigration Department at Administration Tower, Immigration Headquarters, 61 Po Yap Road, Tseung Kwan O, New Territories or e-mailed to enquiry@immd.gov.hk.
There may be occasions when, despite our best efforts, our services fall short of the specified standards. In such cases, you may ask for a full and prompt explanation. If you want our explanation or feel that your case has not been dealt with properly, you may:
Wherever possible, the Department will respond immediately. All complaints, whether written or oral, will be dealt with expeditiously, and an interim reply will be given within 10 days at the latest.
If you feel that your suggestions or comments have not been dealt with properly, you may write to the Director of Immigration at the mailing or e-mail addresses given above.