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Q: How long do I need to stay in Honk Kong on a visa run?

Once I cross, can I return or will I need to stay a minimum of 1 day? I am on a 1 year, multiple entry, 60 day duration, tourist visa and am going to get a fresh 60, but have never done the HK trip before. 

thanks in advance. 

14 years 40 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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Once they stamp your passport you are able to come back. But usually it would be better to take a look around. Hong Kong has a lot to offer and a lot to see. 

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Why does mattaya ALWAYS get so many negatives?

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you have to wait,and it will take one day,if you hand over in the morning you will get it the following morning,well done

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You can exit and return right away, but it would be a waste.
If I could stay I would never leave Hong Kong....spend a night or 2 and explore..shop, eat, drink...have fun.  It's a great city!!

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You can cross the border and turn around and come back as it is only a stamp that you are looking for, that will take less then an hour. But Hong Kong really rock and it is worth it to spend the night in the mansions in Kowloon for about 150 hkd you will be right in the heart of the action. Get sonme real western food and some Hong kong pussy and come back the next day.

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Come on thumbs down everything I say. rnrnPlease I like it thumbs down some more.

 
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