Hong Kong-China Border to Fully Open, Chief Executive Lee Says

From February 6th, Hong Kong and the mainland will resume normal travel, removing caps on daily travelers and abolishing PCR test requirements. All boundary crossing points will reopen, including additional BCPs. Cargo services will also resume. Travelers from Macau can move freely, and non-Hong Kong residents no longer need vaccination proof. However, an RT requirement remains for overseas and Taiwan arrivals to manage risks, with plans to review this policy over time.

What significant change will occur on February 6th regarding travel between Hong Kong and the mainland?

• Resumption of normal travel without daily caps

• Introduction of new travel restrictions

• Closure of all boundary crossing points

• Mandatory PCR tests for all travelers

Which of the following boundary crossing points will be reopened?

• Lok Ma Chau BCP

• Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge

• Shenzhen Bay BCP

• Lintong BCP

What requirement has been abolished for travelers from Macau to Hong Kong?

• Quarantine requirement

• RT requirement

• Visa requirement

• PCR test requirement

What is no longer required for non-Hong Kong residents traveling from overseas?

• Proof of vaccination

• Travel insurance

• Quarantine booking

• PCR test

Why is the RT requirement still in place for arrivals from overseas and Taiwan?

• To manage the risk of increased boundary crossings

• To encourage vaccination

• To increase travel restrictions

• To reduce travel costs