Hong Kong Visas Made Easy

07

Mar 2013

You answered all my questions very succinctly and completely – thank you!

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“I was looking for some clarification on the rules around an employment gap and impact to my future Right of Abode application. I also had a few questions about the CIES visa application process.

You answered all my questions very succinctly and completely – thank you!

The advice on your website is presented in a very straight-forward manner, and the responses across questions appear very consistent and thorough.

While I can’t validate that the advice is correct since I’m not a lawyer myself, the Hong Kong Geeza website seems very professionally managed and the advice presented appears very professional and credible.

And because your advice is published to the public, I trust it more than if it was sent to me personally.

The advice seems sincere and I was pleased because your response was complete and thorough (and reassured me that I was heading down the right path!)

As a direct result, I was able to feel reassured that when I apply for the Right to Abode at a future point, that my current gap in employment would not jeopardize my application. Also, your response encouraged me to move forward with my CIES application.

I recommend you to anyone who has any immigration-related questions. I have already told about 10 people about the free and very helpful advice on your website. In the future, your firm will be my go-to immigration lawyer (I will definitely use your firm to help me submit my Right to Abode application) for personal use or if a friend asks for referrals.

Thanks again!”

Helen L, Hong Kong

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26

Feb 2013

Help!! All My Family Are Permanent Residents of Hong Kong and I’m Stuck as a Visitor Due to My Time Spent Studying Abroad – Is There Any Way Forward?

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Sometimes the sun and the moon simply doesn’t align on your Hong Kong immigration situation and, with the system working against you, find yourself orphaned..

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