BNO door may not be as open as we thinkChina's relationship with Britain has always had its ups and downs. Beijing, for its part, quickly responded by saying it will not recognize the validity and therefore the legality of BNO passports. China accepted BNO passports as "travel documents" only, and it was agreed that BNO passports would state that the holder has the right of abode in Hong Kong. Assuming China will now change its stance and not recognize the legality of BNO passports, what are the practical implications? It would be a simple task to require passengers to sign a declaration stating whether they hold BNO passports.

Source: The Standard August 23, 2020 19:18 UTC