Hong Kong Immigration Services – Why Pay?
For many years, the whole notion of making an application for a visa in Hong Kong was seemingly shrouded in mystery and seemingly monopolized by Hong Kong immigration consultants. Then, the Hong Kong Visa Handbook was published on the internet which suddenly second guessed the merit in paying for Hong Kong Immigration Services at all.
This definitive guide was first written in 1996 and posted onto the internet for free. At that time, though, the technology capabilities of the web were very limited and so the Handbook was limited to text only. However, in 2011, the author rewrote the guide completely and transferred the medium from simple text format into a highly interactive mix of movies, presentations, screen casts, templates, check lists and crib sheets - along with extensive audio commentary, case examples and documentary narrative.
Many have wondered why the author decided to share all of the know-how and intellectual property with the internet audience completely free of all charge. The answer is very simple.
As is commonly cited, ‘the internet seeks to be free’ – and so it should be. The author understood way back in 1996 that the most effectively was to service a visa clientele principally sourced via the web is to empower them to undertake their Hong Kong immigration applications on the strength of professional know-how and stand ready to help them by providing Hong Kong Immigration Services for a fee when they decide they really would just like to have an expert take care of the whole case for them.
This approach to providing Hong Kong Immigration Services is entirely novel. Certainly no other professional firm in Hong Kong has adopted this market posture and the response from users of the Hong Kong Visa Handbook have been exceptional.
Another key benefit to this approach has been the enabling of a ‘partial representation’ Hong Kong Immigration Services which until the advent of the Handbook was impossible to service. By using the free information contained in the guide, it is possible for the professional advisor to offer differing levels of assistance depending on the budget of the client.
Arguably the most important contribution the book makes to Hong Kong Immigration Services profession in Hong Kong is transparency. Most people making applications to the Hong Kong Immigration Department are understandably worried about their chances of an approval. However, the Hong Kong Visa Handbook provides clear information and advice about prospect outcomes. This provides users of the guide the confidence they need in attempting to ascertain the likely outcome of their visa application.
Moreover, the author himself is so self-assured that if clients choose to use their Hong Kong Immigration Services, he will give them double-their-money-back in the event their visa is refused.
Established in 1993, the Hong Kong Visa Centre is the acknowledged expert Hong Kong Immigration Services provider offering the best advice, great service and excellent value for money
