Hi and thanks in advance.
Main Question:
We plan to start a family soon, and I was wondering if there is something we could do to give our kids Right of Abode in Hong Kong whilst also keeping British citizenship?
Background
Me and my wife are both ethnically Chinese but born in UK and currently living in UK. Both of our parents were born in HK and are HK citizens with ROA/Identity cards. Me and my wife have British Passports, she has 3* HK identity card (I assume ROA) and I have no stars with code RO which I understand is just Right to Land.
From what I have read so far, it seems if the kids were born in UK then they would not be eligible for citizenship as both of their parents are settled in UK and the kids would automatically gain UK/foreign citizenship. My father in law believes that if my wife simply give births in HK then the kids would be eligible for citizenship (since she has 3*), but is this true?
I don't need any gov benefits or voting rights for the kids, just Right to Land where they can live and work in HK if they decide to live overseas when they're adults.
Any advice please?