How long ( after leaving ) does one have to keep Hong Kong landing slips?

1. Can I staple Hong Kong landing slip?
2. Why does Hong Kong Immigration no stamp passport?
3. How long can foreigners stay in Hong Kong?
4. How long can you stay in Hong Kong without a visa?
5. Do passports get stamped anymore?
6. Why does the US not have exit immigration?

Can I staple Hong Kong landing slip?

Crown advises all entry visa holders to check the information on the slip upon issue and immediately report any errors to the immigration clearance officers. Ensure that the landing slip is stapled to your travel documents.

Why does Hong Kong Immigration no stamp passport?

To answer the question there are few reasons: Hong Kong immigration is computerised hence your entry and exit record are stored in computer and therefore negating the need for physical stamps in your passport. They claim than removing the need to stamp passport is to improve efficiency.

How long can foreigners stay in Hong Kong?

Depending on your nationality, you can stay in Hong Kong for 180 days, 90, days, 60, days, 14, days, or 7 days. You should make proper inquiries to see how much time you can stay in Hong Kong.

How long can you stay in Hong Kong without a visa?

Nationals of about 170 countries and territories may visit Hong Kong without a visa, and can stay for periods varying from 7 days to 180 days depending on nationality. Nationals of the US, Europe, Australia, Canada and New Zealand don't require a visa to enter Hong Kong for stays of 90 days, 180 days for UK nationals.

Do passports get stamped anymore?

The future of foreign travel means less passport stamps and more efficient traveling practices. ... Over time, the country reduced the amount of passports they stamped for foreigners arriving and exiting the country. Eventually, they completely stopped stamping altogether.

Why does the US not have exit immigration?

Unlike some other countries, the US doesn't fine or imprison overstayers, so there's no reason to stop an overstayer from leaving (the penalty for an overstayer caught in the US is deportation, and if they're leaving they're already doing the same thing) as long as the US knows that they've overstayed so they can take ...