Hong Kong Immigration Service Medal For Distinguished Service (I.D.S.M.)
1998
- Mr. LEE Siu-kwong, Ambrose, I.D.S.M., J.P.
- Mr. CHEUK Koon-cham, I.D.S.M., J.P.
1999 CHOY Ping-tai, I.D.S.M., J.P.
2000
- Mr. MAK Kwai-yun, I.D.S.M.
- Mr. WONG Tat-po, Eric, I.D.S.M.
2001
- Mr. LAI Tung-kwok, I.D.S.M
- Mr. SIU Chung-kit, Henry, I.D.S.M
2002
- Mr. CHOW Kwok-chuen, I.D.S.M.
- Mr. CHOI Ping-lun, I.D.S.M.
2003
- Mr. CHOY Tak-po, I.D.S.M.
2004
- Mr. TSOI Hon-kuen, I.D.S.M.
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