If the application is submitted to the Immigration Department directly, upon approval of the applications, the notification of the application result issued by the Immigration Department will include a webpage link for payment. Payment of relevant fees could be made through the said webpage link or the
GovHK website
or the ImmD Mobile Application by credit cards, Payment by Phone Service (PPS) or Faster Payment System (FPS). After payment, applicants could instantly download or print the “e-Visa” by themselves.
If the applicant or his/her authorised representative attend the relevant Immigration office in person to pay, the relevant fee could be settled by cash, EPS, Octopus, FPS or cheque. The cheque should be crossed, made payable to “The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region”, properly dated and signed. After payment, the applicant or his/her authorised representative will be issued with an “e-Visa” printed on a sheet of A4 white paper on the spot. The applicant can then download or print the “e-Visa” through the
GovHK website
or the ImmD Mobile Application.
If the applicant could not pay the fee by using the above methods, the applicant should send in with the application a cashier order or a bank draft in Hong Kong Currency for payment of visa fee
(Note 7, Annex)
. The cashier order or bank draft should be one from a bank which has a connected bank in the HKSAR and made payable to "The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region". Upon acknowledgement of the receipt of the relevant fee, the applicant will receive a notification, and he/she must download or print the “e-Visa” afterwards through the
GovHK website
or the ImmD Mobile Application. The fee will be returned to the applicant if the application is unsuccessful.
No cash should be sent along with the application.
If the application is submitted to an overseas Chinese diplomatic and consular mission, the visa fee
(Note 7, Annex)
should be paid direct to the Chinese diplomatic and consular mission.
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The holder of a Working Holiday Visa may be allowed to enter Hong Kong and stay for not more than 12 months subject to normal immigration requirements being met. Application for extension of stay will not normally be considered.
Participants of the Scheme are not permitted to engage in permanent employment, but may take up temporary employment as an incidental aspect of their holiday
(Note 2, Annex)
. Participants of the Scheme may also enrol in study or training course(s) during their visit
(Note 3, Annex)
.
Participants will not be eligible to come to Hong Kong for any further working holiday under the same Scheme. Entry applications from dependent spouse/children to join the participants will not be considered.