Which department in Macau should foreign tourists apply for entry and exit cards?

Entry and Entry Regulations

Mainland tourists

When applying for travel to Hong Kong and Macao for the first time, you must submit a copy and original of the applicant’s resident ID card or household register. Take 3 2-inch color photos with light background and go to the local immigration administration department to apply for the "Pass to and from Hong Kong and Macao" and the "Individual Travel" endorsement. Generally, documents and visas can be issued within 10 working days. For those who hold a valid "Pass to Travel to and from Hong Kong and Macau" and want to apply for a personal tourist visa, they must submit the original "Pass to and from Hong Kong and Macau" and a copy of their ID card, as well as a 2-inch color photo with a light background.

For travel convenience, you can choose to apply for a visit visa valid once in three months or twice in three months according to your needs. It should be noted that applicants cannot stay in Macau for more than 7 days at a time. Mainland residents need to apply for visas to Hong Kong and Macao respectively after applying for the "Permit to Travel to and from Hong Kong and Macao". Now individuals with visa certificates can go to Macau via Hong Kong, and they can also go to Hong Kong via Macau.

Departure fee

Sea route

19 MOP per person, the departure fee is added to the ticket price.

Aviation

Passenger service fee: 90 MOP (approximately US$11.25) per boarding passenger aged two years or older traveling to any destination. 40 MOP (approximately US$5) per transit passenger or passenger who continues their journey within 48 hours of arrival at Macau International Airport with or without border formalities

Airport fee: per person over two years old 20 MOP (approximately US$2.50) for boarding passengers traveling to any destination. 10 MOP (approximately US$1.25) per transit passenger

Hong Kong, Taiwan and foreign tourists

No visa is required for entry by those holding valid passports or documents from the following countries and regions:

(1) Holds Denmark, Japan, Brazil, Belgium, Israel, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Iceland, Hungary, Andorra, Spain, Dominica, Croatia, Greece, Tanzania, Latvia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland, France, Finland, Cape Verde, South Korea, United Kingdom (6 months), Bulgaria, Egypt, Norway, Macedonia, Malta, Mali, Czech Republic, Netherlands, Slovenia, Slovakia, Cyprus, Austria, Italy, Estonia, Ireland, Switzerland, Sweden, Portugal , Mongolia, Mexico, Germany, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Romania passport holders can stay no more than ninety days;

(2) Holders of Turkey, Canada, Indonesia, India, South Africa, the United States, Thailand, Uruguay, People with passports from Namibia, Malaysia, Kiribati, Chile, Philippines, Seychelles, Singapore, New Zealand, Monaco, Australia, and Samoa can stay for no more than thirty days;

(3) Holders of "Hong Kong Permanent Those holding "Hong Kong Resident Identity Card" and "Return Permit"; and those holding "Hong Kong Resident Identity Card" must bring a valid passport or travel document before entering Macau;

(4) Holders of "Hong Kong Resident Identity Card" Chinese nationals with valid documents for entering and exiting Macao;

(5) Holders of diplomatic and consular personnel certificates issued by the governments of Macao or the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region;

(6) Holders of Persons with diplomatic passports;

(7) Persons holding a "Laissez Passer" issued by the United Nations, when performing their duties;

(8) Persons holding a travel document issued by the Portuguese authorities. Portuguese nationals.

Entry visas can be applied to the Exit and Entry Affairs Department of the Public Security Police Force through the People’s Republic of China and the embassy and consulates of the country abroad, and must be used within the validity period, otherwise they will become invalid. The holder is allowed to stay in Macau for the period specified on the visa.