Suppose it is just the fact that I knew of people who had paid for marriages with the intention of getting divorced after 7 years. I hasten to add I am not implying the OP is in this category. I was just thinking immig might have suspicious minds though there is nothing they could do about it anyway.
What people do (of their marriage) after being granted a permanent ID is irrelevant to immigration obviously.
Applying for PR (in general) is one of the simplest thing to do. All I had to do (waw on work visa) was fill in a form and submit a copy of my tax receipts. Thats all.
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How would the immigration deal if my sister divorced and then remarried straight after to a HK guy. She has been seeing this other guy and he is willing to help her stay in Hk.
I would think that if your current visa brings you thru 7 years that you can apply for PR as meeting the 7 years. However, if the visa expires prior to 7 years, an extension would not be granted to a divorcee. Alternatively, one could try another visa, student, employment, investment, etc.
The visa expires as soon as the divorce is finalised? As she and her boyfriend are only starting to think about living together, they have no proof of a relationship.
My sister could apply for a work visa as she is an English teacher but she was already denied 5 years ago as she only has a higher diploma and teaching certificates.
What would be the best course of action?