I was wondering if any British nationals without the right of abode (BOC, BNO, BS, BPP) would be interested in being members of a group that would look out for their interests and make representations to the Government and to MPs etc. about the rights of British nationals without the right of abode...

http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/ROAforBNO/ For BN(O) passport holders, please do sign the petition for our future. Thanks a lot. Hong Kong is one of the few former British colonies that is a developed country. The GDP (PPP) per capita of HK ranked 8th in 2005. We have already performed as well as the UK ...

Recently a HK commentator thinks that the UK will upgrade the BNO passport soon and I have translated his Chinese blog to English briefly and put it on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BNO#Future A Hong Kong current affairs commentator 黃世澤 (name in Chinese) thinks that the British Gover...

In the meantime, there is always the option of coming to the UK on a working holiday visa (BNO passport is eligible), work permit or HSMP. Alternatively, most well educated people from Hong Kong would be better advised to look towards Australia if they want to emigrate (and become Australian citize...

Bermuda's case showing us that how fragile a British citizenship is. There are some people in Hong Kong who were granted British citizenship before the handover, can their citizenship be revoked by the same/similar reasons? There is no guarantee that they will be British citizens tomorrow even they ...

3) Traveling on a BC passport is more convenient than a BNO and HKSAR passport. BNO needs a visa to visit the US. BNO is not transmissable so if you don't get UK citizenship, you children will not able to use a British passport. Hi BN(0), yep, I do understand BC passport is a lot more convenient th...

1) I don't think you will automatically lose your PRC citizenship upon acquistion of other citizenship. You need to "make a declaration of change of nationality" at the HKSAR Immigration Dept to discard your PRC citizenship. See http://www.immd.gov.hk/ehtml/chnnationality_3_1.htm As you st...

To whom it may concern BN(O)s deserve better Recently the EU has granted visa-free access for British National (Overseas) passport holders, who obtained the status during British rule in Hong Kong. As a BN(O) passport holder, I certainly welcome the move. However, regrettably, this status does affor...