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You need a Hong Kong and Macao pass to go to Hong Kong, but why do you have to sign a group tour at the port? I belong to a person.

At present, residents of 49 cities can visit Hong Kong as "individual tourists". Cities that have opened "individual tours" are:

1. Beijing

2. Shanghai

3. Guangdong province (the whole province): Zhongshan, Jiangmen, Foshan, Dongguan, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Huizhou, Shaoguan, Heyuan, Zhanjiang, Yangjiang, Shanwei, Maoming, Jieyang, Shantou, Chaozhou, Qingyuan, Meizhou, Zhaoqing and Yunfu

4. Jiangsu province: Nanjing, Wuxi and Suzhou

5. Zhejiang province: Hangzhou, Ningbo and Taizhou

6. Fujian province: Fuzhou (urban area only), Quanzhou and Xiamen

7. Tianjin

8. Chongqing

9. Sichuan province: Chengdu

1. Shandong province: Jinan

11. Liaoning province: Shenyang and Dalian

12. Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region: Nanning

13. Hainan province: Haikou

14. Hunan province: Changsha

15. Guizhou province: Guiyang

16. Yunnan province: Kunming

17. Jiangxi province: Nanchang

18. Jilin province: Changchun

19. Hebei province: Shijiazhuang

2. Henan province: Zhengzhou

21. Hubei province: Wuhan

22. Anhui province: residents of Hefei

cities where individual tours are not open to travel to Hong Kong should sign up for air tickets and hotel free travel packages through reputable travel agencies. Whether they are going straight back and forth or entering or leaving Shenzhen, they need to buy customs clearance services from travel agencies in advance. After entering Hong Kong, it is no different from an individual traveler with a G visa. Personal travel endorsement does not have the above requirements.

There are slight differences in local policies. I suggest you directly consult the Exit-Entry Administration of the Public Security Bureau where your household registration is located to reconfirm.

Hong Kong Tourism Board