Where can a get a bank draft in Hong Kong Dollars?

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  • Gloomendoom
    Gloomendoom Posts: 16,550 Forumite
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    EveryWhere wrote: »
    There is no embassy involved. The OP is attempting to bypass any embassy.

    While wearing novelty socks.
  • comment_as...
    comment_as... Posts: 73 Forumite
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    No-one can get a visa at what Everywhere considers to be an embassy. I'm using HK's embassy (which is called a department in order to avoid admitting that HK is a country). You can get a visa at a Chinese visa center if you are so inclined, but not at a Chinese embassy
  • EveryWhere
    EveryWhere Posts: 3,249 Forumite
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    comment_as... wrote: »
    No-one can get a visa at what Everywhere considers to be an embassy. I'm using HK's embassy (which is called a department in order to avoid admitting that HK is a country). You can get a visa at a Chinese visa center if you are so inclined, but not at a Chinese embassy

    The Chinese embassy processes the visa. The visa centre just accepts the applications.
    Each new post makes you seem more 'shady'.
    Separately, where is that 'department' located? In the case of others finding themselves in your situation.
  • fil789
    fil789 Posts: 5 Forumite
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    I had the same issue when applying for a medical licence in Hong Kong
    Lloyds issue a bankers draft in HK dollars. Takes a week. Natwest offer from limited accounts only. HSBC, Santander, TSB do not issue bankers drafts in HK dollars when I enquired.
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