IndiaHong KongTravel corridor

Hong Kong visa requirements for citizens of India.

Visa required

Yes — citizens of India typically need a visa for Hong Kong, arranged before travel through a consular application.

Routes for Hong Kong last verified 12 Jun 2026 against official sources.

Beyond short stays

Other ways into Hong Kong for citizens of India.

Study & Training

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Hong Kong Entry Visa / Permit for StudyGov fee HK$230 · ~42 days processing
Hong Kong Entry for TrainingGov fee HK$330 · ~28 days processing

Work & Self-Employment

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Entry for Investment as Entrepreneurs (GEP); StartmeupHKAvailable
Hong Kong Technical Professionals Stream (under GEP and ASMTP)Gov fee HK$600 · ~28 days processing
Hong Kong Immigration Arrangements for Non-local Graduates (IANG)Gov fee HK$600 · ~14 days processing
Hong Kong General Employment Policy (GEP) - ProfessionalsGov fee HK$600 · ~28 days processing
+1 more in the full guide

Invest & Capital

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Hong Kong New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme (New CIES)Gov fee HK$600
Hong Kong Entry for Investment as EntrepreneursGov fee HK$600 · ~28 days processing

Retire & Lifestyle

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Hong Kong Working Holiday SchemeGov fee HK$330

Family & Origin

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Hong Kong Entry for Residence as DependantsGov fee HK$330 · ~42 days processing

Special Categories

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Hong Kong Quality Migrant Admission Scheme (QMAS)Gov fee HK$600
Hong Kong Top Talent Pass Scheme (TTPS)Gov fee HK$600 · ~28 days processing
Hong Kong Unconditional Stay / Right to LandGov fee HK$330
Hong Kong Right of Abode (Permanent Residence)Gov fee HK$0 · ~90 days processing

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