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#1 Post at 2-8-2012 09:39  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Passport stamp I just read Wachovia68's plan for 30 hours in Macau, it's been a long time since I've gone. The primary reason keeping me away is the incriminating stamp in my passport, just to check does this still happen? I'm HKID holder but have to wait another year for permanent, after which you don't get the stamp right? TunaTin, the artist formerly know as bcs74

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#2 Post at 2-8-2012 10:19  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 bcs74's post Just throw away your passport and get a new one. Totally worth it I tell you!

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#3 Post at 2-8-2012 16:18  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by bcs74 at 2-8-2012 09:39 I'm HKID holder but have to wait another year for permanent, after which you don't get the stamp right?. i am not 100% sure, but i see my colleague using his passport together with his HKID (non-permanent) he did not get any stamp, just need to show passport, and cannot use the auto-lane. FAQ for newbies !!! Click to Read

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#4 Post at 2-8-2012 17:07  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 bcs74's post The MAcau E-Channel is only applicable to HK permanent resident. HK Resident  still need to carry passport. Check website. Retired from pussy arena….Uncle 9

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#5 Post at 2-8-2012 18:33  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #4 hunter's post This can't be true. I can use the E-Channel at the ferries and the newly installed E-Channel at the airport.  I did not use my passport to enter on my last trip (I'm in Macau now). I have had varying responses entering via the airport previously.  Sometimes they would allow me to use my non-permanent HKID, and sometimes they throw it back to me and request a passport.  I've never had to present both, as they just ignore it and process the passport it seems. Via the ferries, I have never had a problem ever since it was first allowed via registration at the Macau terminal. Recent Ratings xiaodidi   5-8-2012 09:39   Karma   +2   thx 4 the real-life intel

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#6 Post at 5-8-2012 02:11  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by markreyes at 2-8-2012 18:33 I can use the E-Channel at the ferries and the newly installed E-Channel at the airport.  I did not use my passport to enter on my last trip (I'm in Macau now). Not sure I understand all the subtleties and official names here so I'll ask a question. I have some kind of E-Channel abilities that let me enter HK with just a bar code and a fingerprint. Are you saying this will also let me into Macau with no passport stamp? Or it will do this only if I have E-Channel abilities plus I am a HK permanent resident? (Which I am not. Nor do I have any kind of Hong Kong government issued ID). Thanks in advance!

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#7 Post at 5-8-2012 02:21  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #6 sexwstrangers's post It is my understanding you have to have permanent residency status to use the Macau echannel machines but I could be mistaken. The best way to test it is to try the machines right across the HK ferry terminal immigration and see if you can register with your ID. (Although if you don't have an ID card and only the bar code I'm not sure if the machines recognize that. I'm a permanent resident but my friends on work visas with HK ID cards could not register for the Macau echannel so ymmv

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#8 Post at 5-8-2012 09:05  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L E-Channel for frequent flyers There is an E-Channel for people who earn certain status at various frequent flyer programs.  Don't know exactly which ones, but I was informed by my frequent airline EVAair that I qualify.  You do not have to be a permanent resident of HK/Macau or have any ID, just the frequent flyer card from your airline would do.   You can read up the specifics here: http://www.gov.hk/en/residents/i ... /echannel.htm#fvapc Recent Ratings xiaodidi   5-8-2012 09:30   Karma   +1   please post more info

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#9 Post at 5-8-2012 09:08  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by Senor_Sausage at 5-8-2012 09:05 There is an E-Channel for people who earn certain status at various frequent flyer programs.  Don't know exactly which ones, but I was informed by my frequent airline EVAair that I qualify.  You do no ... interesting, i have an EVAair FF card... so has it ever helped you bypass immigration queues for ferries into MFM and into HKG?

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#10 Post at 5-8-2012 09:16  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #9 xiaodidi's post For EVAair, you have to have @ least silver level and up, the basic Green wouldn't do it. I flew into HK last week but in order to apply for the card I'd have to go through immigration and apply in the main lobby.  I was on a time crunch and would have missed my ferry to Macau so didn't go through with it. But the government link I post above specifically says all you need is the frequent flyer member card and a passport showing eligible entry status (I assume anyone with a non-Chinese passport enters Macau visa-free) to qualify for the e-channel. The link clearly states Macau ferry terminal as one of the landing spots with this E-channel for frequent flyers. I think it's best to contact your specific airline and ask them if your FF status/level qualifies you for this service as the government link does not provide a list of airlines that qualifies for this service. Recent Ratings xiaodidi   5-8-2012 09:34   Karma   +2   excellent intel!!

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#11 Post at 5-8-2012 09:20  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #8 Senor_Sausage's post It is not for Frequent flyers but for Frequent visitors from China to HK. My friend had to register to use the E-channel because he was in Hk every week. You can scan your passport on the E-channel and go through. But he could not use it while going to and from Macau. HKID holders will have to show their passports while entering Macau( after staying for 7 years you can apply for Permanent HKID). If you are a Permanent HKID holder then you do not need to show your passport at Macau immigration. Permanent HKID also entitles you to register for the E-channel in Macau.

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#12 Post at 5-8-2012 09:24  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L I'm not a permanent resident, but I do have a restricted HK ID. I registered for the Macau program in the first month that it became available.  Since that time, i've never gone through manned immigration at the ferries. The airport was more of a hit and miss affair.  Some officers recognized my HKID, others would ask their superiors with varying levels of success and failure.  Some times I was allowed to enter with the HKID, other times they would demand my passport.  What you should remember is that if you go into Macau with a passport, use the passport on the ferry to HK as well, otherwise the E-channel will trap you into the middle portion and you will be questioned by immigration.  Use the same ID in and out of Macau! On my last trip I saw the new E-channel at the airport.  My HKID works.  Not sure what the qualifications are, but I'm glad it does!

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#13 Post at 5-8-2012 09:35  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L alright this intel is awesome! so from looking at that website... i just need to look for the immigration office located in the same room as the baggage claims to apply for e-channel? would love if other people can chime in on this. QUOTE: Originally posted by Senor_Sausage at 5-8-2012 09:16 For EVAair, you have to have @ least silver level and up, the basic Green wouldn't do it. I flew into HK last week but in order to apply for the card I'd have to go through immigration and apply in t ...

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#14 Post at 5-8-2012 09:38  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L from what i have gathered, it appears that HKG used to operate a Frequent Traveler Card program, and this card only works in and out of HKG, and all this card does it let you jump the lines at immigration (you still need to have your passport stamped by immigration). however, as of JUL 8, 2012, they have closed the card program to new applicants and merged everything with the e-channel operations, which works at all HK affiliated e-channel gates. this is the biometric immigration where you scan passport and scan fingerprint. from the HK gov website: Successfully enrolled visitors can use the Frequent Visitor e-Channels in the following control points.     Hong Kong International Airport     Lo Wu     Lok Ma Chau Spur Line     Shenzhen Bay     Macau Ferry Terminal     China Ferry Terminal QUOTE: Originally posted by xxxman4u at 5-8-2012 09:20 It is not for Frequent flyers but for Frequent visitors from China to HK. My friend had to register to use the E-channel because he was in Hk every week. You can scan your passport on the E-channel an ... [ Last edited by  xiaodidi at 5-8-2012 10:04 ]

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#15 Post at 5-8-2012 09:40  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by xxxman4u at 5-8-2012 09:20 It is not for Frequent flyers but for Frequent visitors from China to HK. My friend had to register to use the E-channel because he was in Hk every week. You can scan your passport on the E-channel an ... Right, the specific E-Channel is called "frequent visitor", not "frequent flyer".  But your elite frequent flyer status would qualify you to use this frequent visitor channel according to the official release.  Bare in mind, having frequent flyer status just qualifies you to apply, you get on the spot approval/rejection; obviously if you only visit Macau once a year, you wouldn't qualify as a frequent visitor regardless how much you fly.

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#16 Post at 5-8-2012 09:41  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by markreyes at 5-8-2012 09:24 I'm not a permanent resident, but I do have a restricted HK ID. I registered for the Macau program in the first month that it became available.  Since that time, i've never gone through manned immigr ... can you provide details on how you applied for MFM e-channel? what requirements etc?

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#17 Post at 5-8-2012 10:37  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L All interesting stuff. However... If I apply for an E-Channel card wouldn't this be, somehow, incriminating the next time I go to Macua with my SO.   Passport guy: "Oh sir your name/passport/number says you have a frequent visitor status so please go through the automatic gate as usual" SO: "Why the fuck do you have frequent visitors status for Macua?" Me: "I have no idea.  Isn't that weird."   Passport guy: "No here is application form with your signature." Me: "errr....."   TunaTin, the artist formerly know as bcs74

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#18 Post at 5-8-2012 11:05  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by xiaodidi at 5-8-2012 09:38 from what i have gathered, it appears that HKG used to operate a Frequent Traveler Card program, and this card only works in and out of HKG, and all this card does it let you jump the lines at immigra ... So, this e-Channel access will only give you unstamped access into Hong Kong, but not Macau, correct ? Damn. What I need is no Macau stamp on my passport, HK stamp won't be a problem for the wife.. any Bro with more ideas ? Note that i do not have a HKID, only a passport. [ Last edited by  kenbond at 5-8-2012 11:14 ]

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#19 Post at 5-8-2012 12:33  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #18 kenbond's post Exactly my issue, the stamp I get in my passport as I enter and leave Macau. Really the Macau authorities should understand these kind of issues and have a work around, it's good for their business. TunaTin, the artist formerly know as bcs74

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#20 Post at 5-8-2012 13:49  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L I do not live in Hong Kong, so I can't speak for how the E-channel operates for people with HKID. I go to Macau during my visa runs from either China or Taiwan, or whenever I am uber-horny.  I will check out this frequent travelers e-channel next time I take the ferry into Macau.  Since Macau Ferry terminal was listed on that list, I am expecting some sort of card/barcode on passport in lieu of stamp on passport when entering Macau at the ferry terminal. I did see the e-channel this time when I entered the Macau ferry terminal immigration but could not use it as I didn't apply for it at HKIA (you can't apply for it in Macau).  Will report as soon as I do this next time and let everyone know.

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