Director of Immigration



















Director of Immigration of Immigration Department

入境事務處處長


Incumbent
Erick Tsang
曾國衞
since 2016

Deputy
Law, Chun-nam
Salary
GDS(C) 4 (HK$181,450)[1]
Website
Official website












Director of Immigration
Traditional Chinese
入境事務處處長















The Director of Immigration (Chinese: 入境事務處處長) is the head of the Immigration Department of the Hong Kong Government, which is responsible for immigration issues and controlling entry ports into Hong Kong.




Contents






  • 1 List of Directors of Immigration


    • 1.1 British Administration


    • 1.2 Post Handover




  • 2 References


  • 3 External links





List of Directors of Immigration



British Administration



  • J. Moore (Chinese: 穆雅) (1961-1965)

  • W. E. Collard (Chinese: 戈立) (1965-1974)


  • J. M. Rowlands (Chinese: 羅能士) (1974-1978)


  • R. G. B. Bridge (Chinese: 布立之) (1978-1983) - previously Secretary for the Civil Service


  • A. J. Carter (Chinese: 賈達德) (1983-1989) - last British appointment


  • Laurence Leung Ming-yin (Chinese: 梁銘彥) (1989-1996) - first localised holder of the position


  • Regina Ip (Chinese: 葉劉淑儀) (1996-1997)



Post Handover






































Name Took office Left office

Regina Ip (Chinese: 葉劉淑儀)		 1997 1998

Ambrose Lee (Chinese: 李少光)		 1998 2002

Lai Tung-kwok (Chinese: 黎楝國)		 2002 2008

Simon Peh (Chinese: 白韞六)		 2008 2011

Eric Chan (Chinese: 陳國基)		 2011 2016

Erick Tsang (Chinese: 曾國衞)		 2016 Incumbent


References





  1. ^ Standing Committee on Disciplined Services. "Salaries and Conditions of Service", The Joint Secretariat for the Advisory Bodies on Civil Service and Judicial Salaries and Conditions of Service, Hong Kong, November 2008. Retrieved on 30 September, 2016.




External links



  • Government of HKSAR

  • Organisation chart of Hong Kong Government









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