What documents and procedures do you need to go to Macao?

Procedures for mainland residents to go to Macao:

Application form for entry and exit documents of China citizens.

Mainland residents going to Macau need to fill in the Application Form for Entry and Exit Certificates of China Citizens, and submit identification materials such as ID cards, household registration books and passports. When filling in the application form, you need to truthfully fill in personal basic information, contact information, travel purpose, emergency contact person and other information. Mainland residents who travel to and from Hong Kong and Macao need to apply for a Hong Kong and Macao Pass and go with a valid endorsement; If you settle down, you need to apply for a pass to and from Hong Kong and Macao, and the holder needs to choose a designated exit port.

Hong Kong and Macao passes are required.

Mainland residents travel to and from Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions for personal reasons, visit relatives, engage in business, training, employment and other non-official activities, and apply to the municipal and county public security exit-entry administration departments where their household registration is located. Go to Hong Kong and Macao with a pass and valid endorsement issued by the exit-entry administration department of public security.

Mainland residents who wish to settle in Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions shall apply to the municipal or county public security exit-entry administration department where their household registration is located. Go to Hong Kong and Macao with the pass issued by the exit-entry administration department of public security. Holders who settle in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region must leave the country at Luohu Port, Shenzhen Bay Port, Shekou Wharf Port (by boat) and Futian Port; If the holder wants to settle in the Macao Special Administrative Region, he must leave the country from Gongbei Port in Zhuhai.

The main attractions in Hong Kong and Macau are:

Disneyland, Ocean Park, Golden Bauhinia Square, Repulse Bay, Taiping Mountain, Victoria Harbour, Golden Lotus Square, Mazu Pavilion in Macau, Zhuhai-Hong Kong-Macao Bridge and so on.

In addition to filling in the application form, you need to prepare relevant supporting materials, including:

(1) Proof of going abroad for personal reasons: such as passport, visa for going abroad for personal reasons, etc.

(2) Work certificate: If you are an on-the-job employee, you need to provide a work certificate issued by the company;

(3) Financial proof: such as bank deposit certificate, real estate license, etc. ;

(4) Proof of kinship: such as marriage certificate and birth certificate.

Precautions:

1. Mainland residents who travel to Macao shall abide by the laws and regulations of Macao and shall not engage in illegal and criminal activities.

2. When filling in the "Application Form for Entry and Exit Certificates of China Citizens", you must truthfully fill in your basic personal information and travel purpose, and you may not conceal or make false reports.

3. It takes a certain amount of time and expense to apply for China citizens' entry and exit documents, so it is necessary to make preparations in advance.

4. If you need to extend your stay or change your travel plan during your stay in Macao, you need to report to the exit-entry administration department of the local public security organ in advance.

You need to keep in touch with your family during the trip, and pay attention to the local weather and traffic conditions at any time.

To sum up, the government of the Macao Special Administrative Region can gradually improve its funding policies for NGOs in education, science, technology, culture, sports, recreation, medical and health care, social welfare and social work. Previously implemented in Macao.

Legal basis:

the basic law of the macao special administrative region of the prc

Article 132

The government of the Macao Special Administrative Region will gradually improve its original funding policy for non-governmental organizations in education, science, technology, culture, sports, recreation, medical and health care, social welfare and social work according to needs and possibilities.