Can I leave Hong Kong for a third country with a Hong Kong and Macao Pass?

You have a passport and a round-trip ticket from Hong Kong to a foreign country. If you go to Hong Kong from Shenzhen (especially from Luohu and Huanggang), you will generally be released. Hong Kong and Macao passes are not required, especially if the destination is Indonesia or Maldives. Many people from China pass through this pass every day. Don't worry, Hong Kong won't let you in or out. As long as you have a passport and a ticket from Hong Kong, Hong Kong will definitely let you enter the country unless you are on the list of the Hong Kong Immigration Department. You can also use your passport for the return trip.

If you are worried about failing, you can use the Hong Kong and Macao Pass, but there is a prerequisite that you must come back within seven days. The Hong Kong Immigration Department has a "supplementary itinerary" requirement for mainland residents to travel to and from Hong Kong. If you leave for other places within the validity period of the Hong Kong endorsement (according to the regulations of the Immigration Department, such as Macao or the high seas, but there is no restriction that it must be Macao or the high seas) and re-enter Hong Kong within the validity period of seven days, there is no need to re-endorse, and you can only use the remaining days of the endorsement. For example, if you 1 month 1 enter Hong Kong with a pass, you can stay until 1 month 8, but you fly to Bali on 1 month 2 and come back on 1 month 6, then you can still enter Hong Kong with a Hong Kong and Macao pass and stay for another two days to 8 days. But please note that if you go this way, both Chinese mainland and Hong Kong must use the Hong Kong and Macao Pass, not the passport. Passports can only be used when going abroad.

In fact, you can get a full passport in this case.

In addition: the customs only checks things, not people. The inspector is a border inspection (Hong Kong is called a border inspection station).

Answer added: You're welcome. Your method is unacceptable. It is no problem to enter Hong Kong after two endorsements. Don't forget that you left the mainland, and the mainland is still counting time for you. If you don't go back to the mainland after using the first endorsement, the mainland will think that you are still in Hong Kong and you are overstaying. Then you will be in trouble when you return to China.

Ljx7777, go to Luohu or Huanggang for yourself (and Hung Hom Station). "As long as you have a passport and a fake ticket, you can travel to Hong Kong anytime and anywhere." There is such a thing. Have you ever heard of "electronic ticket borrowing"? Never heard of it, just ask the travel agency in Shenzhen. At present, the border control between Shenzhen and Hong Kong is far less strict. Going to Hong Kong like this, going back to the mainland without going abroad is D.T. (heard of D.T.). Some people who don't want to travel freely in Hong Kong choose this way, 100% will be rewarded by D.T. In addition, I don't know if you have ever been to Indonesia and Maldives from Pudong Airport. With a China passport, you can leave the country visa-free, and the border inspection will let you go. Some blank passport holders apply for Malaysian visas (fast and cheap) for insurance, not Indonesian visas, and they have no problem leaving the country.

Therefore, if you are worried, you can also apply for a Malaysian visa, which is safer.