4 easy steps to Hong Kong

All passengers will need to conduct a negative rapid antigen test (RAT) within 24 hours prior to the scheduled time of departure.

It can be self-administered or by professional swab sampling. 

A negative test result should be declared via the Health Declaration Form.

All non-Hong Kong residents, aged 12 or above, will be required to be fully vaccinated.

Passengers shall complete the Health Declaration Form with your vaccination status and details. 

You are not required to present a vaccination record upon check-in at the airport.

All Hong Kong residents are no longer required to be fully vaccinated and do not require proof of vaccination status.

Both compulsory hotel quarantine and 3-day medical surveillance will NOT be required upon arrival at Hong Kong. 

Upon arrival, all passengers will undergo specimen collection for nucleic acid (PCR) test. However, you are not required to wait for the test result at the airport.

With the removal of amber health code, travellers who test negative will be given a blue code on their health app and can move about the city freely. 

In addition to the PCR test at the airport, all passengers will need to take PCR test on their third day in the city. You are also required to conducted rapid antigen test (RAT) for the first five days in Hong Kong.

Please note: You will still be required to show proof of vaccination when entering restaurants, bars and venues in Hong Kong.