(1) Application conditions
Since the reform and opening up, overseas Chinese and compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan have donated more than 3 million yuan to establish public welfare undertakings in Guangdong Province, or social groups have donated more than 10 million yuan to establish public welfare undertakings in Guangdong Province, they can apply for a Hong Kong ( or Macau) quota for business vehicles entering and exiting the mainland (no additional applications will be granted).
(2) Service materials
1. “Confirmation Form for Donations by Overseas Chinese and Hong Kong and Macao Compatriots” confirmed by the municipal people’s government at or above the prefecture level;
2. If the donor is an individual, submit the “Residence Permit for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Residents” or the “Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents” or the “Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents”; the “Passport” of the foreign Chinese donor and its Chinese translation by a notary office in Guangdong Province Translated version. If the donor belongs to a social group, registration documents must be submitted;
3． vehicle registration document
If the registered name of the vehicle owner is inconsistent with the name of the investor, the following materials must be submitted to prove the affiliation between the two (subsidiary parent company, shareholder or director):
If the investor is a Hong Kong limited company, submit the Annual Return to the Companies Registry of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government;
If the investor is a Hong Kong unlimited company, submit the “Business Registration Application for Legal Representative Group” to the Business Registration Department of the Inland Revenue Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government;
If the investor is a Macao company, submit the “Business Registration Certificate” from the Macao Special Administrative Region Government;
If the investor is an overseas company, the equity relationship document of the overseas company must be submitted and certified and translated by a Hong Kong and Macao law firm recognized by the Ministry of Justice.
