One-stop Service for Guangdong-Hong Kong and Macau Cross-border Vehicle License

Cross-border vehicle licenses, officially known as "Permits for Hong Kong/Macau Private Cars to Enter and Exit the Mainland," allow Hong Kong/Macau private cars issued with such licenses to freely travel between Guangdong and Hong Kong/Macau via designated ports. Common private car customs clearance ports include Huanggang Port, Shenzhen Bay Port, Shatoujiao Port, Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, Hengqin/Gongbei Port, and the upcoming Liantang Port, among others.

With increasingly frequent economic exchanges and cultural interactions between Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau, the market demand for cross-border vehicle licenses has surged, leading to a rise in their prices. However, due to the high application thresholds and expensive costs, cross-border vehicle licenses are destined to be a privilege enjoyed only by a minority of successful and prominent individuals. Therefore, apart from providing cross-border convenience, these licenses have also become a symbol of status and one of the investment options.

We assist you in handling cross-border vehicle license business in accordance with the relevant national policies and regulations on Guangdong-Hong Kong license applications, through legal and formal channels, and in line with laws and procedures. Only by operating with integrity and in compliance with the law can we last long.

Guangdong-Hong Kong license plates are actually assets of the corresponding companies. For example, the act of renting a Guangdong-Hong Kong license plate for 6 years and enjoying a 1-yuan gift of the indicator company belongs to company acquisition. Since the acquisition of company assets is legal, the entire operation is of course legal.

Hong Kong, Macau, and mainland residents can all hold cross-border vehicle licenses. The required materials are simple: only the applicant's ID card, proof of address, driver's information, and vehicle information need to be provided for processing.

No. Except for special groups such as members of the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, others cannot apply in their personal names and can only apply in the form of a registered company.

Yes, there is a quota for the number of licenses issued each year, and they are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

To drive a Guangdong-Hong Kong licensed vehicle across the border, the driver must be the registered Hong Kong driver of the vehicle. However, after crossing the border, there is no restriction on who can drive the vehicle.

In principle, mainlanders cannot drive Hong Kong vehicles with Yue Z Hong Kong licenses to cross the border. For special requests, please contact our service staff.

It can be used for a long time. The approval document for the Guangdong-Hong Kong license needs to be renewed annually at the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department. As long as you use the license normally, this renewal can be handled long-term without any risks, so it can be considered that your Guangdong-Hong Kong license is permanent. However, the existence of Guangdong-Hong Kong licenses is due to the "one country, two systems" political system, where Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland still have separate border controls, and Hong Kong remains a special administrative region different from other mainland cities. If one day there is no longer a distinction between Hong Kong and other mainland cities, no border controls exist, and vehicles can travel freely between the mainland and Hong Kong, the Guangdong-Hong Kong license system will naturally become a thing of the past, as will the one-stop services for Guangdong-Hong Kong licenses. But it is believed that this will be a very distant future.

Yes. First, you need to go through the procedures for returning the old vehicle to Hong Kong, and then register the new vehicle. Our company can handle all relevant procedures for Guangdong-Hong Kong licenses in a one-stop manner.

According to the relevant policies and regulations on Guangdong-Hong Kong vehicles, a maximum of 3 drivers can be registered for a vehicle leaving the country (the mainland). Only these 3 registered drivers can drive the vehicle through customs for entry and exit. After entry and exit, any driver with a valid local driver's license can drive the vehicle.

Huanggang Port is open 24 hours a day; Shenzhen Bay Port is open from 6:00 am to 12:00 am (midnight), and the road from Hong Kong to Shenzhen Bay Port closes 30 minutes before the port closes; Wenjindu Port's customs clearance hours are from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm; Shatoujiao Port's customs clearance hours are from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Yes. Mainland vehicles are issued FV licenses, Hong Kong vehicles are issued Yue Z Hong Kong licenses, and Macau vehicles are issued Yue Z Macau licenses. However, the issuance of new FV licenses has been suspended, and only existing ones are in circulation. It is recommended to apply for Yue Z Hong Kong licenses, as it is also cost-effective to buy a car in Hong Kong.

If you apply on your own, it usually takes at least 1 to 3 years. The application for a cross-border vehicle license, from preparing materials, submitting the application, to receiving the approval document from the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department and then going through the procedures of vehicle inspection and license plate installation for the Guangdong-Hong Kong license, is a very cumbersome process involving more than a dozen government departments in Guangdong and Hong Kong, with each step interconnected. Even after obtaining the Guangdong-Hong Kong license, you still need to handle annual renewal and other procedures. Applying for and maintaining a Guangdong-Hong Kong license by yourself is quite time-consuming and energy-draining. Therefore, most companies in the market provide agency and consulting services for Guangdong-Hong Kong licenses to handle these matters.