Okay so theoretically, say if I were born in China and had a Chinese passport, but then got a Hong Kong passport and gave up the Chinese passport, and then had a green card for the US and then now have a US passport, do I still hold dual citizenship for both HK and the US?
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Hong Kong is not a country.........but a special administrative region within China,therefore it isn't technically dual citizenship.China also doesn't recognize dual citizenship therefore you are technically only a citizen of one country when you are in either.Under no circumstance should you allow the Chinese government know you have US citizenship or it could cause you quite a few issues. You could technically seek out your Hong Kong permanent residency if you desire to do so without issue on the US side.
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hk government allow dual passport as long as you keep having your citizenship registered as hong kong sar / chinese with them
