Between HKID management, MPF contributions, Inland Revenue tax filing, vehicle licensing, and immigration/visa renewals, Hong Kong residents face constant administrative complexity. Missing deadlines can mean fines or visa issues.
HK Government Services
Track HKID, MPF, Inland Revenue, TD (transport), ImmD, and DHSS requirements
Expatriate & Visa Tracking
Employment visa, dependent visa, permanent residency (7 years) — never miss a renewal
MPF & Retirement
Track MPF contributions, fund performance, and voluntary contributions (TVC)
Renewal Reminders
HKID, passport, vehicle licence, visa, insurance — automatic alerts before expiry
Stay on top of these critical HK household requirements.
Tax return filing (individuals by June), salaries tax, property tax, tax bands (2%-17%), e-Tax account
HKID card (renew at 18 and at expiry), passport renewal, visa/extension tracking, permanent residency application
MPF mandatory 5% employee + 5% employer, fund selection, TVC voluntary contributions, MPF tax deduction
Vehicle licence renewal (annual), vehicle examination (vehicles 6+ yrs), driver licence renewal (10 yrs)
Government rates (5% of rateable value), rent, management fees, property tax, home insurance
Medical insurance review, DHSS eligibility, Voluntary Health Insurance Scheme (VHIS), checkup schedule
Navigate Hong Kong's government systems:
Central portal for all government services. One-stop access to tax, ID, transport, immigration, and more.
Learn more →Salaries tax returns issued May, due June. Tax bands: 2%-17% progressive. e-Tax filing available. Keep records 7 years.
Learn more →HKID, passport, employment/dependent visa renewals. Apply for permanent residency after 7 years continuous residence.
Learn more →Mandatory Provident Fund — 5% employer + 5% employee (min/max limits apply). Choose fund. Voluntary Top-Up Contributions (TVC) get tax deduction.
Learn more →Vehicle licence renewal annually. Vehicle examination for 6+ year vehicles. Driver licence renewal every 10 years (under 60).
Learn more →Everything you need to know about Hong Kong life administration
The Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) is Hong Kong's retirement scheme. Both employer and employee contribute 5% of relevant income (subject to min HK$7,100/mo and max HK$30,000/mo). You can choose your fund. Voluntary Top-Up Contributions (TVC) are tax-deductible up to HK$60,000/year.
Inland Revenue issues salaries tax returns in May. Individuals must file by early June (1st batch) or July (2nd batch). Tax is charged at progressive rates from 2% to 17%, or a standard 15% flat rate (whichever is lower). e-Tax filing available via GovHK.
HKID cards are issued at age 18 and must be replaced when damaged, lost, or when personal details change. The ImmD runs replacement programmes periodically. Apply at a Registration of Persons Office. No fee for replacement within specific schemes.
After 7 years of continuous ordinary residence in Hong Kong, you can apply for Right of Abode (permanent residency). This gives you the right to land, vote, and access all government services without visa restrictions. Apply via ImmD.
Vehicle licences must be renewed annually with the Transport Department. Vehicles over 6 years need a vehicle examination (pre-VI). Apply online via GovHK, by post, or at a TD licensing office. Ensure insurance is current before renewal.