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Hong Kong
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14-21 days at a designated location
Operating
Updated: June 23, 2021
Reviewed: July 28, 2021
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General
Hong Kong is closed for international travelers, except those from Macau, Taiwan, and Mainland China. Domestically, social distancing rules are in place as many restrictions are being lifted.
Can I travel to Hong Kong?
- Foreign travelers arriving from Mainland China, Macao or Taiwan will be able to enter unless they have been to any overseas countries in the 21 days before entering.
- Anyone arriving from high-risk countries will be required to present a hotel booking for at least 21 days.
- All flights from the Brazil, Ireland, UK, India, Pakistan, Philippines, and South Africa are suspended.
Do I need to go into quarantine when arriving to Hong Kong?
- Anyone arriving to Hong Kong is required to quarantine in a government approved hotel for 21 days.
- Arrivals from China, Taiwan, Macau, Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore are required to quarantine for 14 days only.
Are COVID-19 tests required to travel to Hong Kong?
- Anyone entering Hong Kong will be required to submit a health declaration, and undergo a health screening.
- All arrivals from high-risk countries will be required to present negative COVID-19 test results, no older than 72 hours
Is public transportation open in Hong Kong?
Public transportation in Hong Kong is operating.
Are the restaurants and bars open in Hong Kong?
Restaurants, cafes and bars in Hong Kong are open, but must close by 22:00.
Are businesses and attractions open in Hong Kong?
Nonessential businesses and leisure facilities in Hong Kong are open, under capacity limitations and with health measures in place.
Do I need to wear a face mask in Hong Kong?
It is recommended to wear a face mask in public places and on public transportation.