Many friends say that you need a passport to apply for a Hong Kong and Macao Pass. Actually, it is not. You don't need a passport at all You only need to bring the following information: the original and photocopy of your ID card, and the original and photocopy of your household registration book (I suggest you go directly to the Public Security Bureau to make a copy). If the city where your registered permanent residence is located doesn't open free travel to Hong Kong and Macao, you must first issue an invoice (ranging from 100-300) for handling the permit at the travel agency, and some places have been cancelled. It is safer to call the local public security bureau first.
Handling fee: production fee 100 yuan, endorsement 1 time is valid for 20 yuan, 2 times for 40 yuan, and photo and courier fees are extra.
Generally speaking, it is a 7- 15 work sunrise certificate, and it is estimated that 7 working days in a free city are similar.
As for the specific process, after you go to the entry-exit registration hall, the entry-exit staff will explain it to you, so just follow the instructions.
The process is as follows:
Handling process: queue up for the wheel number, fill in the application form, submit the application form, submit the copy and photos of ID card and household registration book, submit the original ID card and household registration book, pay the fee and get the receipt.
Local travel agencies in some places are quite capable. Generally speaking, if it is urgent, it can be sent out in a few working days. If it's urgent, you can find a local travel agency to help you, but the expedited fee is not cheap, hehe.
If you belong to a package tour endorsement, you must go to Hong Kong with the package tour. If you want to travel freely, you just need to buy a list at the Shenzhen Pass. In this case, you can go through the customs in the name of a group, and then you can travel freely.