Employment - Working Visa - Mainland Talents & Professionals Transcript -
for those people who prefer to read, rather than
watch, the contents of the Hong kong Visa Handbook,
we have prepared the following transcript of the
A/V dialogue of our presentation Investment Visa
- Preparing Your Case
Hong Kong Immigration Department form ID990A is
used by an applicant to initiate an application
for an employment visa, for admission under the
immigration arrangements from non-local graduates
and for the admission of mainland talents and professionals.
Each of these visa types fall into the category
of employment as a professional under the general
employment policy and the form is used where the
applicant is physically outside of Hong Kong on
the date that application is submitted to Hong Kong
Immigration Department.
The form itself is relatively straightforward to
complete with only the sections discussing proposed
period of stay, accompanying family members if any,
qualifications, employment record and declarations,
requiring an examination detail. The rest of the
form is all very self explanatory.
Part two of the form which covers the proposed
stay in Hong Kong for employment, the proposed date
of entry is best demarcated as being at least one
month hence but ideally three to four months in
order to give the Hong Kong Immigration Department
the time they need to finalize the visa consideration
processes; and for the proposed duration of stay,
if you got no fixed time to the future, you can
simply state “indefinite, at your discretion.”
If some or all of your family members are accompanying
you during your stay for employments in Hong Kong,
you complete this section of the form to have them
joined as a party to your application. They will
be granted dependent visas assuming that they qualify
as your legal dependents and the period stay they
receive will mirror yours as the principal applicant
exactly.
There are four discrete sections on the form ID990A
which speaks to qualifications and prior employment
record. It’s vital that the information you provide
in this sections of the form does tell perfectly
into the information detailed on the CV which we
recommend you include as standard in your application,
so check the details carefully.
Section five and six are very straightforward.
However, section four is designed to identify those
applicants who qualify for liberalized visa consideration
treatment under the immigration arrangements for
non-local graduates. So, if you have not previously
or recently graduated from a Hong Kong territory
educational institute, please strike this section
through marking it as “not applicable.”
On the form, there are three areas to declare the
truthfulness, correctness and completeness of the
information you submitted in pursuit of your application
and these are at the bottom of each page of the
form in respect to the dependents joining in the
application and at the end by the principal applicant
him or herself.