Taiwan’s last visa in Hong Kong expires at the end of the month and will return to Taiwan in advance

Ni Bojia, the last member of Taiwan's "Taipei Economic and Cultural Office" stationed in Hong Kong and the head of the economic team, will expire on July 30. It is reported that Ni Bojia has booked a flight ticket and plans to return to Taiwan in advance.

The Mainland Affairs Council of Taiwan responded today (21st) that the itinerary of Ni Bojia's return to Taiwan was arranged in accordance with the current situation of flights between Taiwan and Hong Kong, and was not particularly advanced.

The staff of the "Taipei Economic and Cultural Office" earlier refused to sign the "First China Commitment" requested by the Hong Kong government. They were not renewed for work visas by the Hong Kong government. Seven of them returned to Taiwan last month. The MAC said the office would only keep it. Necessary to operate.

According to reports, Ni Bojia, the last resident in Hong Kong and the head of the economic team, will have his visa expired on July 30. Ni Bojia has already booked a ticket and plans to return to Taiwan in advance.

The MAC responded by stating that Ni Bojia’s itinerary to return to Taiwan was arranged in accordance with the current Taiwan-Hong Kong flight situation, and was not specially arranged in advance. It also stated that in order to cope with the adjustment of the business of the "Taipei Economic and Cultural Office" from June 21, the office is also Re-plan the arrangements and continue to use existing manpower to maintain the necessary operations to achieve the goal of uninterrupted service to the people.

The office announced earlier that it would relocate its service team to Room 1106, 11th Floor, Tower One, Admiralty Lippo Center, starting on August 2, and merge with the Immigration Department of the Ministry of the Interior, which handles visas to Taiwan.

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