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Updated: 30 August 2021
Disclaimer: Information on pre-purchases and other official guidelines may change based on directives issued by the Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Therefore, we kindly ask our guests to stay updated via Inbound Travel and the airline that you booked your flight with prior to making a reservation.
We are ready to welcome you under the following:
Pre-arrival requirements
- Travellers must have been in the origin location of departure for at least 14 days. If you arriving from a high-risk country, you should be a Hong Kong resident and have been in the origin country of departure for at least 21 days
- Present a negative RT-PCR result issued within 72 hours and submit a health declaration form
- Have a confirmed reservation at a Designated Quarantine Hotel (DQH). People coming from mainland China or Macao can stay at designated places (home, hotel or other accommodation)
- If you are fully vaccinated, present a valid Vaccine Certificate and the vaccine needs to be approved by the WHO or by mainland China or Macao. This is required for people from a high-risk country.
Travel from mainland China or Macao
- Travellers who are not fully vaccinated must do the following,
- Day 1 - Day 14: Rest at designated places (home, hotel or other accommodation) and take a RT-PCR test 3 times during your stay
- Day 15 - Day 19: If the results are negative, you can travel in Hong Kong and 2 additional RT-PCR tests will be conducted
- Fully vaccinated travellers have to do the following,
- Day 1 - Day 7: Stay at designated places (home, hotel or other accommodation) and take a RT-PCR test 2 times during your stay
- Day 8 - Day 14: If the results are negative, you are able to travel in Hong Kong while self-monitoring and undergo 2 additional RT-PCR tests
- Day 15 - Day 19: You are required to have 2 other RT-PCR tests
Travel from Taiwan
- Travellers who are not fully vaccinated are required to do the following,
- Day 1 - Day 21: Rest in your room at a DQH and take a RT-PCR test 6 times during your stay
- Day 22: If the results are negative, you can travel in Hong Kong
- Fully vaccinated travellers need to do the following,
- Day 1 - Day 14: Stay in your room at a DQH and undergo a RT-PCR test 4 times during your stay
- Day 15 - Day 21: If the results are negative, you are able to travel in Hong Kong while self-monitoring and it is mandatory to have 2 additional RT-PCR tests
Travel from high-risk countries
- Hong Kong residents must be fully vaccinated and will be required to do the following,
- Day 1 - Day 21: Stay at a DQH and undergo a RT-PCR test 6 times during your stay
- Day 22 - Day 28: If the results are negative, you are able to travel in Hong Kong while self-monitoring and you must have another RT-PCR test
Travel from medium-risk countries
- It is mandatory for travellers who are not fully vaccinated to do the following,
- Day 1 - Day 21: Rest in your room at a DQH and take a RT-PCR test 6 times during your stay
- Day 22: If the results are negative, you can travel in Hong Kong
- Fully vaccinated travellers have to do the following,
- Day 1 - Day 14: Stay in your room at a DQH and undergo a RT-PCR test 4 times during your stay
- Day 15 - Day 21: If the results are negative, you are able to travel in Hong Kong while self-monitoring and it is mandatory to have 2 additional RT-PCR tests
Travel from low-risk countries
- Travellers who are not fully vaccinated need to do the following,
- Day 1 - Day 14: Rest in your room at a DQH and take a RT-PCR test 4 times during your stay
- Day 15 - Day 21: If the results are negative, you are able to travel in Hong Kong while self-monitoring and should have 2 additional RT-PCR tests
- Fully vaccinated travellers are required to do the following,
- Day 1 - Day 7: Stay in your room at a DQH and undergo a RT-PCR test 2 times during your stay
- Day 8 - Day 14: If the results are negative, you are able to travel in Hong Kong while self-monitoring and 2 additional RT-PCR tests will be conducted
- Day 15 - Day 19: You must have 2 other RT-PCR tests
What is DQH?
These properties have been inspected by relevant departments and should have enhanced health and safety measures.