1. Citizens of Trinidad and Tobago may travel to Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) of China visa-free for a short-term visit or for tourism purposes and stay in HKSAR for up to 90 days.

2. For citizens of other countries, please visit the website of HKSAR Immigration Department at (http://www.info.gov.hk/immd/) to see whether visas are needed to go to HKSAR.

3. Foreign citizens should obtain visas before entering HKSAR if they intend to stay in HKSAR longer than the visa waiver period, or the purpose of visit is to work, take up residence, study or receive training in HKSAR

4. Applications for visas for HKSAR can be made to Chinese diplomatic or consular missions abroad or directly to the HKSAR Immigration Department. It is up to the applicant to decide which way to apply. Contact information of the HKSAR Immigration Department: 

Tel: (852) 2824 6111；Email：enquiry@immd.gov.hk.

5.Requirements for Visas for HKSAR

    5.1 Documents Required

    5.1.1 Passport: the original passport with validity period exceeding the holder's expected stay in HKSAR by more than one month and with blank visa pages, and a photocopy of the passport's information page

    5.1.2 The application form for a visa for HKSAR that has been filled out in a truthful, complete, and accurate manner

    5.1.3 One 2-inch, recently-taken, full face, and bare-headed color photo

    5.1.4 For other required documents, please refer to the website of the HKSAR Immigration Department at (https://www.immd.gov.hk/hks/online-services/index.html#visasentrypermits).

    5.2 Processing Time and Fees

    For visa applications that need to be referred to the HKSAR Immigration Department, it normally takes 1 month. In addition to the visa fee, an extra 130TTD will be charged when submitting the application for the communication service.

    5.3 Payment Methods

The consular section of Chinese Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago collects consular document fees through bank payment.

A deposit slip (in triplicate) will be issued when the applicants come to the consular section with their pickup form. The applicants go to a branch of First Caribbean International Bank and deposit payable fees into the designated account of the Embassy. The Bank keeps Page 1 of the deposit slips, the Embassy keeps the Pink copy (Page 2) and applicants keep the Yellow copy (Page 3). Applicants come to the Embassy to collect the documents with the Pink copy (Page 2) of the deposit slips.