BNO Community

Exclusive for Hong Kong Watch subscribers

Hong Kong Watch launched the BNO Community in March 2019, aiming to provide a platform for BNO advocacy groups and our subscribers to share ideas and proposals on the rights of BNO.

Hong Kong Watch has successfully advocated for the right of BNO status holders in the UK, culminating with the launch of the BNO visa policy. Given the changing nature of need, the BNO Community has now moved to a closed and private Facebook group for subscribers to share experiences, questions, and answers about life in the UK. We will also use this platform to update subscribers with information about developments in the BNO policy, including details about integration assistance from the UK government.

The BNO Community is exclusively for Hong Kong Watch Subscribers. If you are not yet a subscriber, you can subscribe here. An invitation to join the BNO Community will then be sent to you.

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Hong Kong Watch hosts discussion on community resilience in central London
Hong Kong Watch hosts discussion on community resilience in central London
Welsh Parliament debates Home Fee status for BNO Hong Konger students
Welsh Parliament debates Home Fee status for BNO Hong Konger students
Hong Kong Watch hosts Cantonese workshop on the BNO visa and services in London
Hong Kong Watch hosts Cantonese workshop on the BNO visa and services in London
Chancellors and Vice-Chancellors of UK Universities urge Department for Education to grant Home Fee status to BNO Hong Kongers
Chancellors and Vice-Chancellors of UK Universities urge Department for Education to grant Home Fee status to BNO Hong Kongers
Hong Kong Watch hosts parliamentary seminar on the UK’s Hong Kong policy
Hong Kong Watch hosts parliamentary seminar on the UK’s Hong Kong policy
Hong Kong Watch co-hosts ‘Meet Your MPs’ event with Alex Norris MP, James Naish MP, and Michael Payne MP in Nottingham
Hong Kong Watch co-hosts ‘Meet Your MPs’ event with Alex Norris MP, James Naish MP, and Michael Payne MP in Nottingham
Hong Kong Watch connects BNOs with local community services at Mid-Autumn festive fair in Sutton
Hong Kong Watch connects BNOs with local community services at Mid-Autumn festive fair in Sutton
Hong Kong Watch hosts discussion in East London to connect BNOs with local community services
Hong Kong Watch hosts discussion in East London to connect BNOs with local community services
MPs and nearly 1,000 BNO Hong Kongers urge UK government to consider granting Home Fee status to BNOs
MPs and nearly 1,000 BNO Hong Kongers urge UK government to consider granting Home Fee status to BNOs
Hong Kong Watch hosts ‘Meet Your MPs’ event with Yuan Yang MP and Olivia Bailey MP in Reading
Hong Kong Watch hosts ‘Meet Your MPs’ event with Yuan Yang MP and Olivia Bailey MP in Reading
Hong Kong Watch hosts event on safety and security for BNOs in Sutton
Hong Kong Watch hosts event on safety and security for BNOs in Sutton
Call to sign letter to the UK Secretary of State for Education on Home Fee status for BNOs
Call to sign letter to the UK Secretary of State for Education on Home Fee status for BNOs
MPF letter template for Hong Kongers to use to write to their Member of Parliament
MPF letter template for Hong Kongers to use to write to their Member of Parliament
A guide: How the new UK Parliament and government should approach Hong Kong
A guide: How the new UK Parliament and government should approach Hong Kong
Hong Kong Watch statement on the 27th anniversary of Hong Kong’s handover and the fourth anniversary of the National Security Law
Hong Kong Watch statement on the 27th anniversary of Hong Kong’s handover and the fourth anniversary of the National Security Law
On the 27th anniversary of the Hong Kong handover, Hong Kong Watch calls for the BNO scheme to be expanded
On the 27th anniversary of the Hong Kong handover, Hong Kong Watch calls for the BNO scheme to be expanded
Hong Kong Watch hosts BNO hustings event with parliamentary candidates in Sutton
Hong Kong Watch hosts BNO hustings event with parliamentary candidates in Sutton
UK General Election to take place on 4 July 2024 – BNOs can register to vote
UK General Election to take place on 4 July 2024 – BNOs can register to vote
Over 210,000 Hong Kongers apply for UK’s BNO visa, according to new government figures
Over 210,000 Hong Kongers apply for UK’s BNO visa, according to new government figures
Local government elections take place in the UK on 2 May 2024 – BNOs can register to vote
Local government elections take place in the UK on 2 May 2024 – BNOs can register to vote
Hong Kong Watch makes submission to the Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy
Hong Kong Watch makes submission to the Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy
Hong Kong Watch launches new report on home fee status for BNO students in UK Parliament
Hong Kong Watch launches new report on home fee status for BNO students in UK Parliament
Hong Kong Watch welcomes update on the relationship requirement for BNO visa scheme
Hong Kong Watch welcomes update on the relationship requirement for BNO visa scheme
MPs call for sanctions on Hong Kong officials and highlight the trial of Jimmy Lai in UK House of Commons debate
MPs call for sanctions on Hong Kong officials and highlight the trial of Jimmy Lai in UK House of Commons debate
Hong Kong Watch welcomes meeting between Foreign Secretary David Cameron and Sebastien Lai
Hong Kong Watch welcomes meeting between Foreign Secretary David Cameron and Sebastien Lai
MPs discuss BNO issues in Hong Kong Watch Q&A session
MPs discuss BNO issues in Hong Kong Watch Q&A session
Hong Kong Watch hosts workshop on personal tax and England's tax system
Hong Kong Watch hosts workshop on personal tax and England's tax system
Over 190,000 Hong Kongers apply for UK’s BNO visa
Over 190,000 Hong Kongers apply for UK’s BNO visa
Hong Kong Watch holds roundtable discussion on MPF in Ottawa
Hong Kong Watch holds roundtable discussion on MPF in Ottawa
First-time and floating: How 140,000 Hong Kongers could swing seats at the next UK General Election
First-time and floating: How 140,000 Hong Kongers could swing seats at the next UK General Election