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新假期旅遊界米芝蓮
推介完寸草不生
公海講BNO 8分抹黑2分假新聞
但依篇嘢都尚叫update啲
同埋冇太多篇幅踩BNO
係啲標準「旅遊護照」啫
都叫可以接受嘅範圍嘅
新假期旅遊界米芝蓮
推介完寸草不生
公海講BNO 8分抹黑2分假新聞
但依篇嘢都尚叫update啲
同埋冇太多篇幅踩BNO
係啲標準「旅遊護照」啫
都叫可以接受嘅範圍嘅
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HKG3
simple saying, immediately before your kids was born in NI, you must reside there for 4 consecutive years - with all due respect, I must disagree with your conclusion.
What you stated is section 6A(1) of the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act 2004. However the most important point is section 6A(2)(c)(i) -
(2) This section [meaning section 6A(1)] does not apply to—
(c) a person born in the island of Ireland—
(i) to parents at least one of whom was at the time of the person's birth a British citizen or a person entitled to reside in Northern Ireland without any restriction on his or her period of residence,
What section 6A(2)(c)(i) meant is that anyone born in the island of Ireland with a British Citizen parent is not subject to the restrictions listed in section 6A(1).
What you stated is section 6A(1) of the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act 2004. However the most important point is section 6A(2)(c)(i) -
(2) This section [meaning section 6A(1)] does not apply to—
(c) a person born in the island of Ireland—
(i) to parents at least one of whom was at the time of the person's birth a British citizen or a person entitled to reside in Northern Ireland without any restriction on his or her period of residence,
What section 6A(2)(c)(i) meant is that anyone born in the island of Ireland with a British Citizen parent is not subject to the restrictions listed in section 6A(1).
HKG3
Although this is old news, but worth remembering -
Hong Kong Consular team provides support to British National (Overseas) prisoners detained overseas
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/hong-kong-consular-team-provides-support-to-british-national-overseas-detained-overseas
British National (Overseas) passport holders are entitled to consular support from UK missions when they live or travel outside of Hong Kong and Greater China. If they have lost their passport, or been a victim of crime, involved in an accident or arrested and detained, the UK embassy or consulate in that country can help.
More than 60 BN(O) passport holders who have been detained abroad have requested assistance from their nearest British mission. Given issues with language and that the detainees’ families live in Hong Kong rather than the UK, consular staff in the British Consulate-General Hong Kong help to offer support to these detainees. This can include sending money to the arrested person from their families, sending messages between the arrested person and their families, assisting with translation issues or helping them apply for a prisoner transfer to Hong Kong where possible.
Continuing our commitment to providing excellence in consular assistance, the consular team in Hong Kong undertakes annual visits to those posts which have a significant number of BN(O) prisoners in the region.
This annual round of visits to Thailand, the Philippines, Taiwan and Japan has just been completed, covering around 40 prisoners. These visits give BN(O) prisoners the opportunity to speak in their native Cantonese, to receive news from their family in Hong Kong, and to hear about life in Hong Kong. The team also take the opportunity provided by these visits to help liaise with local authorities to arrange some basic medical treatment, and raise any issues of concern with the local authorities.
Hong Kong Consular team provides support to British National (Overseas) prisoners detained overseas
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/hong-kong-consular-team-provides-support-to-british-national-overseas-detained-overseas
British National (Overseas) passport holders are entitled to consular support from UK missions when they live or travel outside of Hong Kong and Greater China. If they have lost their passport, or been a victim of crime, involved in an accident or arrested and detained, the UK embassy or consulate in that country can help.
More than 60 BN(O) passport holders who have been detained abroad have requested assistance from their nearest British mission. Given issues with language and that the detainees’ families live in Hong Kong rather than the UK, consular staff in the British Consulate-General Hong Kong help to offer support to these detainees. This can include sending money to the arrested person from their families, sending messages between the arrested person and their families, assisting with translation issues or helping them apply for a prisoner transfer to Hong Kong where possible.
Continuing our commitment to providing excellence in consular assistance, the consular team in Hong Kong undertakes annual visits to those posts which have a significant number of BN(O) prisoners in the region.
This annual round of visits to Thailand, the Philippines, Taiwan and Japan has just been completed, covering around 40 prisoners. These visits give BN(O) prisoners the opportunity to speak in their native Cantonese, to receive news from their family in Hong Kong, and to hear about life in Hong Kong. The team also take the opportunity provided by these visits to help liaise with local authorities to arrange some basic medical treatment, and raise any issues of concern with the local authorities.
HKG3
家陣先廿歲 大學都未讀完 冇諗到咁長遠
如果香港政治情況再係咁差 2047前我應該會過去英國 - all I would say is that the earlier you move over to the UK the better. This will make adjustment a bit easier and if it is your aim to stay in the UK for three years in order to be able to pass on your British Citizenship to your child born outside of the UK, you should remember to collect evidence of your stay in the UK - for example Council tax bill (差 餉 ), P45 and P60.
如果香港政治情況再係咁差 2047前我應該會過去英國 - all I would say is that the earlier you move over to the UK the better. This will make adjustment a bit easier and if it is your aim to stay in the UK for three years in order to be able to pass on your British Citizenship to your child born outside of the UK, you should remember to collect evidence of your stay in the UK - for example Council tax bill (差 餉 ), P45 and P60.
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Samleung1987
19/11/2016 郵局寄出
22/11/2016 收到
30/11/2016 收到人地 d 駕駛執照同護照
7/12/2016 佢空郵冇掛號出信reject
15/12/2016 收到封信
22/11/2016 收到
30/11/2016 收到人地 d 駕駛執照同護照
7/12/2016 佢空郵冇掛號出信reject
15/12/2016 收到封信
Samleung1987
然後12月，1，2，3，4，6月都有出信比佢
佢有話佢acknoledge我收到d唔屬於我嘅document，同埋唔知我d文件去左邊，故此同意refund我個application fee
佢有話佢acknoledge我收到d唔屬於我嘅document，同埋唔知我d文件去左邊，故此同意refund我個application fee
考古
好奇問下,
揸BNO拎UK visa既話,
張Biometric residence permit (ID Card)個Country 嗰行會係乜?
係Hong Kong定British定BNO?
揸BNO拎UK visa既話,
張Biometric residence permit (ID Card)個Country 嗰行會係乜?
係Hong Kong定British定BNO?
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