Zitat von In_da_Hauz

Was nun? Pech gehabt, warten bis alles wieder vorbei ist und alles von neu machen?

Da niemand weiß weiss sich entwickelt wäre das Kaffeesatzleserei und das betreiben wir hier im Behördenteil nicht! Gehe einfach davon aus, dass es dieses Jahre eher unwarscheinlich ist! So schnell wird sich die Situation nicht glätten!

Meine Kristallkugel verweigert leider jede Aussage zum Corona-Virus.

Ich würde zunächst mal abwarten; das EFZ läuft ja noch.

Wenn es Anfang Juli gut aussieht, kannst du ja dann immer noch hinfliegen , marriage license beantragen und heiraten.

Wenn nicht, wird ein neuer Termin festgelegt.

Für das neue EFZ werden sicherlich nur Teile der Papiere neu verlangt ( zB Cenomar..)

Eine UP wird es dann sicherlich nicht mehr geben (falls schon gemacht wurde)…

Die Ausstellung des neuen EFZ wird dann schneller gehen.

Leider ist fuer Auslaender die Philippinen bis auf weiteres gesperrt, solange du nicht Verheiratet bist, gibt es wenig Chancen herzukommen.

Meine klare Empfehlung ist die Heirat in Hong Kong. Da lauft alles Unbuerokratisch ab. Brauchst nur Reisepass und 2 Zeugen.

Den Antrag kann man online stellen. Die Heirat in der City Hall dauert dann 10 Minuten.

LG Frank

Zitat von Franky7

Meine klare Empfehlung ist die Heirat in Hong Kong. Da lauft alles Unbuerokratisch ab. Brauchst nur Reisepass und 2 Zeugen.

Den Antrag kann man online stellen. Die Heirat in der City Hall dauert dann 10 Minuten.

Und dort darf z.Zt. kein Tourist rein! Also eine Fehlempfehlung!

dino, ja Hong Kong ist zur Zeit gesperrt fuer Auslaender einzureisen, wie 195 andere Laender auch, nur 4 Laender sind zur Zeit offen ohne Restriktionen. Meines Wissens nach wird im Juli Hong Kong wieder geoeffnet, waehrend in den Philippinen das ganze Jahr gesperrt ist.

LG Frank

Zitat von Franky7

dino, ja Hong Kong war kurzfristig gesperrt fuer Auslaender, aber nach meiner Info ist seit 1. Juni Hong Kong wieder offen zum Einreisen.

LG Frank

Parole heisst Latrine!

Restrictions for passengers travelling to Hong Kong - Latest update: 16 Jun 2020 11:45 HKT (GMT+8)

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Government travel restrictions

The Hong Kong SAR government has implemented the following travel restrictions for passengers arriving in and transiting through Hong Kong.

Entry restrictions

Effective from 25 March 2020 (00:00 HKT), only Hong Kong residents with following documents will be permitted to enter Hong Kong:

• Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card
• Hong Kong SAR passport or British National (Overseas) passport (with right of abode in Hong Kong)
• Hong Kong Identity Card (this needs to be accompanied with a valid work or study visa)

Non-Hong Kong residents will be denied entry into Hong Kong.

Entry restriction exemptions

The following passengers are exempt from the entry restrictions:

• Passengers travelling from Mainland China, Taiwan or Macao SAR, and have not been to other country/region in past 14 days
• Diplomatic/official passport holders (subject to prevailing visa requirements)
• The spouse and children of Hong Kong residents
• Local government personnel performing official duties
• Personnel approved by the Hong Kong SAR government to carry out anti-epidemic work
• Passengers holding a new entry visa to work, study, establish or join in any business, or to take up residence in Hong Kong

Passengers falling into this exemption category must still meet the minimum 14 days intended/permitted limit of stay in order to meet the 14 days of compulsory quarantine requirements – otherwise entry will be refused

Transit requirements

From 1 June 2020, air transit services at Hong Kong International Airport resumed in phases. Passengers will be able to transit through Hong Kong if:

• Their itinerary is contained in a single booking
• They meet the entry requirements of their final destination
• They have their baggage checked through to the final destination
• They have been issued their onward boarding pass(es) from their origin and
• The connection time between flights is within 24 hours.

Transit restrictions

In this first phase, transiting to and from destinations in Mainland China is not available.

All sea-to-air ferry services (Greater Bay Area to Hong Kong) and air-to-sea ferry services (Hong Kong to Greater Bay Area) are also suspended.

Special chartered ferry service between Hong Kong and Macao

A special chartered ferry service between Hong Kong SkyPier and Macao Taipa (YFT) with two daily sailings will run during the period of 17 June to 16 July 2020.

Subject to requirements being met, Macao residents wishing to use this special ferry service must register online, 48 hours prior to their scheduled flight departure. For more details, please visit the Government Information Bureau of the Macao SAR.

New Flight bookings

Please note that we are currently updating our booking systems to reflect the new transit requirements, which will be made available as soon as possible. We apologise if you cannot book your desired itinerary immediately.

Additional entry requirements

A health declaration form must be completed and submitted to the Hong Kong Department of Health on arrival. Passengers can submit their details by filling out the online form, Link opens in a new window operated by external parties and may not conform to the same accessibility policies as Cathay Pacific prior to departure – upon completion, a QR code (valid for 48 hours) will be provided to present to officials on arrival.

All passengers arriving into Hong Kong will be required to undergo a medical test for COVID-19 upon completion of all health, immigration, customs and quarantine clearance requirements.

The test, which involves providing a saliva sample, will be conducted by medical professionals at the Department of Health Temporary Specimen Collection Centre at the Asia World Expo building. Passengers will receive directions and assistance when leaving the baggage claim area. Additionally, passengers will be required to wait for their test results.

Quarantine measures

The latest compulsory quarantine requirements for all passengers can be found on the Hong Kong SAR Government’s COVID-19 website, Link opens in a new window operated by external parties and may not conform to the same accessibility policies as Cathay Pacific

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