[sideduck]

Originally Posted by PDLM

If they decide they don't like you coming in any more what they do is give you a one-time shorter duration (3-7 days) entry for you to sort out your affairs and ship stuff out, and your passport is marked with a code that will ensure that Immigration checks up on the record next time you try to enter and would probably stop you entering that time unless a suitable period had elapsed with you out of HK.

Do you know what the suitable period is? And next time after the suitable period, if I decide to come to HK will they make it hard on me and not allow me to stay in HK for a long period of time? I mean will you be on their bad books?

[hello_there]

Originally Posted by sideduck

If you won't do that...how can you stay in HK for longer than 6 months? I am scared I will not be able to find a job in HK in 6 months time as it looks hard for me now.

How can I stay in HK for longer than 6 months? - I had a job and a work visa before I moved out here.

[HKChigger]

Originally Posted by hello_there

How can I stay in HK for longer than 6 months? - I had a job and a work visa before I moved out here.

Not everyone is perfect. Some people take time to get work. I was lucky to find my work rather fast, but tons of others can't. So what would you do if you wanted a new job and you fell in love with Hong Kong and wanted to work here, yet nobody would hire you from overseas and you had to come here to look?

[goleoboy]

i think if you love a place you can make it happen. honestly in an ideal world there shouldnt be boundaries... as long as you are contributing to a society (and not contributing to crime etc...) you should be able to live anywhere in the world. but that i guess is lalaland-mindset...