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| Additional e-vouchers of between $1k and $2k will be distributed on Jul 16 |
Residents who have previously registered for the consumption voucher scheme will receive their second and last instalment for the year on July 16.
This was announced by the government yesterday, May
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Eligible registrants, those who are permanent
residents or new arrivals from the Mainland aged 18 years old and above,
received the first instalment of $3,000 on April 16 this year.
They will receive the full second instalment of
$2,000 if their cumulative total “eligible spending” for the previous month has
reached $3,000. Otherwise the second instalment will be disbursed depending on
their cumulative spending.
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Those who registered for the first time, including
students and other non-permanent residents who are eligible for a total of
$2,500 consumption vouchers will only receive the 2nd instalment of
$1,000 on the 16th of the following month if they spent a total of
$1,500 within the specified period.
Existing registrants can change the stored value
facility account for receiving the second instalment vouchers while those who
do not wish to shift to other platforms need not do anything.
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The government will make use of their existing registration
records to conduct eligibility checking and notify them of the result through
SMS notification in early July.
If they want to change the stored value facility
account, they should complete the relevant procedures through the electronic
registration portal in the Scheme website (www.consumptionvoucher.gov.hk) or in
person at any of the temporary service centres (nine in total) during the
registration period from June 5 (Monday) to June 27 (Tuesday).
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They will receive the relevant results through SMS notifications after about one to two weeks. The addresses and opening hours of the service centres are here: https://gia.info.gov.hk/general/202305/29/P2023052900610_420577_1_1685361500104.pdf
People may call the hotline 18 5000 to make
appointments.
According to Financial Secretary Paul Chan, about
6.4 million people received the first instalment voucher in April this year,
helping prop up businesses still recovering from the effects of the pandemic.
The second consumption disbursement is expected to further
inject about $13 billion of purchasing power into the market.
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