How to use free wifi in Hong Kong

Hong Kong has a well-developed communication network. As long as your mobile phone or tablet computer supports Wi-Fi devices, you can surf the Internet at Hong Kong International Airport, MTR stations, government sites and PCCW Wi-Fi hotspots. Various free wireless broadband Internet access methods are as follows:

Hong Kong government WiFi

There are more than 39 government sites in Hong Kong with free wireless Internet access services. These venues include government buildings, public libraries, consultation service centers, sports centers, cultural and recreational centers, cooked food markets and cooked food centers, employment centers, community halls and large parks.

most of the seating areas and public places in the passenger terminal building of the Hong Kong International Airport

can use the wireless Internet service for free, and there is no need to register.

Wi-Fi hotspots in MTR stations

All MTR stations have free Wi-Fi hotspots. You can use your mobile phone or computer to log in with the network name "MTR Free Wi-Fi" in the vicinity labeled "Free Wi-Fi Hotspots" and enjoy 15 minutes of Wi-Fi service per session (each smartphone or computer can use up to five sessions per day).

PCCW Wi-Fi Hotspots

PCCW's Wi-Fi hotspots are all over Hong Kong, including the lobbies and platforms of MTR stations, Starbucks and Pacific coffee shops in Hong Kong, 7-Eleven and OK convenience stores, and designated PCCW telephone booths. You can browse the official website of the Hong Kong Tourism Board and download its apps at these Wi-Fi hotspots for free.

Hong Kong Tourism Board