Employment law and immigration law are often overlapping but must be dealt with separately…
QUESTION
I am in a fix with a difficult-to-deal-with local company.
My 2 year contract with them expires this October 20. My work visa expires on the same day.
Is my employer legally required to serve a one month notice?
If the HR Department mention nothing to me, is my last day at work October 20, and am I required to leave the country? I am Canadian.
Is my employer required to contact the Immigration Department and notify them of my employment ending? At what date?
If I leave Hong Kong on the 20th of October to Macau for the night and return on the 21st, can I come in on a 3 month visitor visa so I can pack up the house?
Or is it better to go to the Immigration Department on the 18th/19th and apply for an extension to pack up my things and leave Hong Kong?
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