I have an American green card and a China passport. Can I travel to Hong Kong?

If you enter Hong Kong from the mainland, fly from Hong Kong to the United States and stay in Hong Kong for a few days, this arrangement is ok. Because the Hong Kong Exit-Entry Administration has a seven-day visa exemption for transit passengers.

But only if you need to fly to a third country or region via Hong Kong.

Of course, if you enter Hong Kong from the United States and then return to the Mainland from Hong Kong, you will also refer to the above methods.

However, if you only go to Hong Kong from the mainland and then return to the mainland from Hong Kong without flying to a third country, you need to apply for a Hong Kong and Macao Pass. Because the American green card is not American nationality, it does not enjoy visa-free access to Hong Kong.