UK in Hong Kong - the British Consulate-General Hong Kong and Macao

Statement by BCG spokesman on the public consultation

British Consulate-General spokesman gives the UK's reaction to the public consultation document. Read full statement

The impact of a global temperature rise

The impacts of climate change will be widespread across the globe. Our interactive map outlines some of the impacts that may occur if the global average temperature rises by 4℃(7℉).

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UK in Hong Kong - the British Consulate-General Hong Kong and Macao

Welcome to the British Consulate-General Hong Kong and Macao. Our mission statement is 'promoting UK interests in Hong Kong and Macao and providing efficient, friendly service to business and individuals'.

We aim to promote trade and investment between the UK and Hong Kong and Macao, developing strong political and economic ties, and promoting UK experience, service and technologies to help Hong Kong's transition to a low-carbon economy.

British Chevening Scholarships

Now open to Hong Kong and Macao permanent residents who wish to study in the UK for one-year taught master’s degrees in academic year 2010. Closing date: 15 Jan 2010

Find out the job opportunities in the British Consulate-General.

Current vacancies

Important Notices

Please note that the British Consulate-General will be closed all day on Tuesday 24 November for staff training. In case of genuine consular emergence, please call (852) 9185 7780.
H1N1 advice: TheHK Centre for Health Protection provides regular updates on the H1N1 situation in Hong Kong. Click here foradvice for British nationals and theConsul-General's letter of 2 Oct
Important reminder for students applying to study in the UK andchecklists for applicants.
The Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009 has now received royal assent. One of its provisions regards the extension of Section 4B of the British Nationality Act (BNA) 1981, on the entitlement to register as a British Citizen, to include British Nationals (Overseas) who do not hold any other citizenship or nationality. We will not have any further practical information on the application of this provision until January 2010. Potential applicants under this extension should not contact the Consulate for guidance/advice before that time.

LATEST NEWS

Visit to Hong Kong by UK Trade & Investment Chief
23 November 2009
Andrew Cahn, Chief Executive of UK Trade & Investment, visited Hong Kong from 18 to 19 November as part of a 6 day visit to China.

Statement by British Consulate-General spokesman on the public consultation, 20 November
23 November 2009