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Hong Kong Health Code|Can still apply without proof of address

2021-12-03T03:00:33.626Z


"Hong Kong Health Code" will start online application at 9 am next Friday (December 10). Applicants must provide ID card number and proof of address. The Secretary for Innovation and Technology Xue Yongheng said that citizens can use electricity bills or water bills


"Hong Kong Health Code" will start online application at 9 am next Friday (December 10). Applicants must provide ID card number and proof of address.

The Secretary for Innovation and Technology Xue Yongheng pointed out that citizens can use electricity bills or water bills as proof of address, but if citizens cannot provide relevant proofs, the authorities will send a letter to the address with an account password for them to open an account.


In addition, citizens who apply for the "Hong Kong Health Code" are required to upload records of "Travel with peace of mind".

Although the mobile application has been implemented for some time, it still causes inconvenience to the elderly or the visually impaired. There have been groups that advocated replacing it with Octopus.

However, Xue Yongheng believes that the practice of management on behalf of others is not necessarily good: "In the past 20 to 30 days, everyone has been the same. There are always differences. This will make young people or the elderly more aware of using smart phones to make records. , It’s more effective to protect yourself.”


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The government announced yesterday (2nd) that, starting next Friday (10th), the real-name "Hong Kong Health Code" will be introduced. Applicants must provide ID card numbers and proof of address, etc., and upload the "Travel with peace of mind" record for application. You can apply for transcoding to "Yuekang Code" or "Aokang Code" to travel to the Mainland and Macau without quarantine.

Xue Yongheng: The Hong Kong Health Code is a prelude to customs clearance but has nothing to do with quotas, no need to rush to apply

The Secretary for Innovation and Technology, Xue Yongheng, said in a radio program today (3rd) that the public is looking forward to customs clearance. He also pointed out that the "Hong Kong Health Code" is a prelude to customs clearance.

He pointed out that understanding the application process is difficult for citizens who are not familiar with the use of smartphones. Therefore, the authorities have reserved enough time for everyone to familiarize themselves with the application before customs clearance. They will also send outreach teams to set up street stops in various districts in Hong Kong. Assist citizens to download.

However, he emphasized that the download time of the "Kangkang Code" has nothing to do with the customs clearance quota, and urged everyone not to rush to apply. "I am worried that if too many friends download at the same time, they may queue for a long time. If you have time, download it first.” He also shared that before the launch of the "Kangkang Code", he had tried to open an account and download it. It only took a few minutes to be very convenient.

▼The launch of Hong Kong Health Code to prepare for customs clearance▼


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The official website of the "Hong Kong Health Code" system will be launched soon.

(Screenshot of Gangkang Code website)

If uploading other people's travel records is illegal

When applying for the "Hong Kong Health Code", citizens need to upload travel records for the past 21 days. Xue Yan, "Don't rule out friends who did not cross the street on the 21st due to different reasons, and did not go to places where you can travel with peace of mind", so there is no relevant Records are also acceptable.

Although the real-name system is not used for "Travel with Peace", he emphasized that uploading other people's travel records to apply for a "Hong Kong Health Code" is a deceptive act, and citizens need to bear legal responsibility.

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If there is no proof of address, the authority will send a letter for the account opening password

In addition, you need to submit your residential address and proof of residential address when applying for the "Hong Kong Health Code".

Xue Yongheng pointed out that citizens can use electricity bills or water bills as proof of address, but if citizens cannot provide relevant proofs, the authorities will send a letter to the address with an account opening password for them to open an account.

He also stated on another radio program that the authorities have increased manpower to verify the proof of address. Each application will take about two to three days, but if there are more applications, it will take longer.

There is no plan to replace the app with Octopus. Xue: At this stage, opening too many methods will cause confusion

"Travel with peace of mind" is gradually mandatory in some premises, but it has caused inconvenience to the elderly or the visually impaired. There have been groups that advocated using Octopus instead of mobile apps.

Xue Yongheng pointed out that in the current operation of "Travel with peace of mind", the premises only need to post a QR code at a conspicuous location, and multiple QR codes can also be photocopied at any time for the public to scan. "Everyone is used to the same convenience. If If you use other methods, you have to get used to it again and reinstall the same tools. At this stage, if you use too many methods, it will confuse the public and make the person in charge of the premises face more difficulties in the epidemic prevention work." Use the "Travel with peace of mind" app.

He also pointed out that the current "Traveling Safe" has a download rate of 6.94 million. He believes that during the epidemic, citizens will be more knowledgeable about how to use smartphones and technology to fight the epidemic. Use computers and smartphones more often."

▼Steps for first logging in to the "Hong Kong Health Code" system▼


"Yuekang Code" allows the family to manage the government on their behalf

The "Yuekang Code" allows citizens to apply for the "Yuekang Code" for their children through the function of "add family members" and manage them on their behalf.

When asked whether the Hong Kong government would refer to the practice, Xue Yongheng pointed out that the use of smart phones is relatively popular in Hong Kong. Although I understand that some people do not have smart phones, they feel that the practice of management on their behalf may not be good. On the 30th, everyone will be together, and there will always be differences. In this way, young people or the elderly will be more aware of using smartphones to make travel records and protect themselves more effectively."

He emphasized that the systems used in different places have their own characteristics, and in line with the social situation and the development of the epidemic, the authorities will also update and optimize the system by referring to different practices and keeping pace with the times.

"Travel with peace of mind" to connect to the "Hong Kong Health Code" system steps▼


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