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Melbourne Australia
Mozambique Maputo
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Embassy Contact Information
Address: 26 Garden Road, Hong Kong
Tel: (852) 2523-9011
Fax: (852) 2845-1598
Email: information_resource_center_hk@yahoo.com (for visa
inquiries, please use the Visa Inquiry Form) |
The United States - embassy in Hong Kong presents a variety of
useful information for wide sector of people. Whether you are us-citizen
staying in Hong Kong or you are Hong Kong or Macau citizens planning
to visit the states, a short glance through the services can give
you an idea about how the embassy can serve you.
For American citizen
The embassy provides information needed for United States citizens
&provide them with travel warnings and public announcements.
Also the embassy provides phone numbers that you can use for emergencies
concerning deaths of American citizen, stolen green cards and lost
passports. Issuing and reissuing of United States passports regulation
and the fees needed are provided by the embassy for performing these
services. Registering births & deaths of American citizens in
Hong Kong are some of the services done by the embassy for us citizens
residing in Hong Kong & Macau.
United States visa
Either you are applying for immigrant, nonimmigrant visa here you
will find how to issue the right visa for your case.
Non-immigrant visa
You should consider issuing this visa if you will visit the United
States temporarily but you do not qualify for the visa waiver program
.you can find all the information needed about this visa in the
embassy during working hours.
immigrant visa varies according to your case: immediate relative if you are: The spouse or minor unmarried child of a United States citizen or the parent of a United States citizen who is over the age of twenty-one then you apply for immediate relative visa . Intending to marry an American citizen and reside in the United States? you have to apply for Fiancé(e) visa, this visa allows you to enter the states for 90 -180 days to complete the marriage then you apply to the (USCIS) to extend your stay in the United States and after 2 years apply once more to remove the conditional stay .
if you are: Priority Worker who have extra ordinary abilities , Member of a Profession holding advanced degree and exceptional abilities , skilled worker holding baccalaureate degree in a profession that have shortage in the United States. Investor who intend to invest about 500,000 – 1,000,000 $ and employ at least 10 unrelated employees then employment visa is your choice. The diversity lottery visa, this visa have conditions that changes
every year according to the united states security requirements
but in general to be eligible you must have completed a minimum
of twelve years education including FOUR years of high school which
must be the equivalent of a U.S. High School diploma . The fees
of immigrant visa ranging from 400 – 800 $
According to the visa type you are applying for, you will be asked
to take an appointment and fill all the required forms, along with
presenting you documentation, medical examination, personal photos
Embassy Holiday List 2008
| Tuesday, January 1 |
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New Year's Day |
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A/L |
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| Monday, January 21 |
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Martin Luther King's Birthday |
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A |
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| Thursday, February 7 |
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Lunar New Year's Day |
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L |
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| Friday, February 8 |
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Second day of the Lunar New Year |
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L |
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| Monday, February 18 |
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President's Day |
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A |
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| Friday, March 21 |
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Good Friday |
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L |
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| Monday, March 24 |
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Easter Monday |
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L |
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| Friday, April 4 |
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Ching Ming Festival |
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L |
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| Monday, May 26 |
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Memorial Day |
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A |
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| Monday, June 9 |
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The day following Tuen Ng Festival |
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L |
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| Tuesday, July 1 |
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Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Establishment Day |
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L |
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| Friday, July 4 |
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Independence Day |
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A |
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| Monday, September 1 |
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Labor Day |
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A |
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| Monday, September 15 |
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The day following Chinese Mid-Autumn
Festival |
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L |
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| Wednesday, October 1 |
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National Day |
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L |
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| Tuesday, October 7 |
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Chung Yeung Festival |
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L |
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| Monday, October 13 |
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Columbus Day |
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A |
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| Tuesday, November 11 |
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Veterans Day |
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A |
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| Thursday, November 27 |
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Thanksgiving Day |
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A |
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| Thursday, December 25 |
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Christmas Day |
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A/L |
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| Friday, December 26 |
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First Week-Day after Christmas Day |
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L |
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