How much cash can Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan bring to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan?

We know that when we enter Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, there are certain cash carrying regulations. So, do you know how much it costs? Today, the editor will tell you briefly how much cash we can carry to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan!

How much cash can I bring with me to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan?

Anyone carrying a total value of more than 120,000 Hong Kong dollars/Macau patacas (or equivalent foreign currency cash) or bearer negotiable instruments when entering Hong Kong must take the initiative to report to the customs Report it or you will be breaking the law. Hong Kong is subject to a maximum fine of HK$500,000 (approximately RMB 435,000) and imprisonment for 2 years; Macau is subject to a maximum fine of MOP500,000 (approximately RMB 424,000).

The amount of cash that tourists to Taiwan can bring:

NTD: Inbound tourists can bring NT$60,000.

U.S. dollars: Inbound passengers are not restricted from bringing foreign currency into the country, but if the value exceeds the equivalent of 10,000 U.S. dollars, they should declare it to the customs upon entry; if not declared, the excess will be lost.

RMB: Inbound passengers carrying more than 20,000 yuan in RMB should automatically declare it to the customs when entering the country; the excess will be sealed at the customs and allowed to be taken out when leaving the country.

Subway Etiquette

Passengers who put their feet on the seats on the MTR will be fined up to HK$2,000 (approximately RMB 1,740);

Swearing The maximum fine is HK$5,000 (approximately RMB 4,350);

The maximum fine for eating and drinking is HK$2,000;

The maximum fine for turning on a radio is HK$2,000;

If you do not line up, The maximum fine is HK$2,000.

When taking the MRT in Taiwan, passengers are not allowed to eat, drink, or chew gum. Violation of the regulations may result in a fine of NT$1,500 to NT$7,500 (approximately RMB 330 to 1,660).

(Note that there is a yellow line on the ground at the entrance and exit of the MRT station. Passengers cannot eat or drink after crossing the yellow line, but they can hold it in their hands.)

Tobacco products

Hong Kong and Macao regulations stipulate that inbound passengers can only bring no more than 19 cigarettes, 1 cigar or 25 grams of other tobacco products.

In Hong Kong, inbound passengers carrying products exceeding this amount should use the "red channel" to declare to customs officials. Violations of the regulations may be prosecuted, with a maximum fine of HK$1 million (approximately 870,000 yuan) and imprisonment for 2 years.

In Macau, incoming tourists can discard excess tobacco products. If they deliberately conceal it, they will be fined 50,000 to 100,000 patacas (approximately RMB 424,000 to 85,000 yuan).

In Taiwan, you can bring 1 liter of alcohol, 200 cigarettes (10 boxes, one), 25 cigars or 1 pound of cigarettes within the duty-free scope.

Do you understand? Remember you can’t carry more cash than these regulations, you have to abide by the rules here and you can’t be fined!