Visit / Transit Visa
Short-term visit and transit visa support for travellers who need a visa to enter or pass through Hong Kong.
Visiting or Passing Through — We Can Help
Many nationalities can visit Hong Kong visa-free, but if yours requires one, we make the application straightforward.
Business & Tourism Visitors
Support for nationals who require a visa for short business meetings, conferences, or tourism.
Transit Passengers
Travellers connecting through Hong Kong who need a transit visa for their layover.
Family & Social Visits
Visiting relatives or friends in Hong Kong for a short stay.
Extended Visit Applications
Support for visitors seeking a longer permitted stay than the standard visa-free period.
Do You Qualify?
Immigration assesses each application against the following criteria before issuing a visit or transit visa.
Four Steps to Your Visit or Transit Visa
We manage the paperwork so your travel plans stay on track.
Purpose & Nationality Review
We confirm whether you need a visa based on your nationality and purpose of travel.
Document Preparation
We compile your application form, itinerary, and supporting evidence.
Application Submission
We submit your application to the Immigration Department or the relevant overseas mission.
Visa Collection & Travel
You collect your visa or entry permit and are ready to travel.
What You'll Need to Apply
Having a complete travel itinerary ready is the biggest factor in a fast approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a visa to visit Hong Kong?
It depends on your nationality — many visitors can enter visa-free for short stays. We'll confirm your requirement and, if needed, manage the application on your behalf.
How long can I stay on a Visit Visa?
Permitted stay lengths vary by nationality and purpose, typically ranging from 7 to 90 days. We'll advise the specific period applicable to your visa.
What's the difference between a Visit Visa and a Transit Visa?
A Visit Visa allows entry into Hong Kong for tourism, business, or family purposes. A Transit Visa is specifically for passengers connecting through Hong Kong to a third destination, usually for a shorter, defined period.