What are the procedures for traveling to Macau?

Traveling to Macao requires a Hong Kong and Macao Pass and a valid visa for Macao, which is generally handled at the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the public security department where the household registration is located. Travel to Macao needs to pay attention to the following matters:

1, Hong Kong and Macao Pass

If you want to travel to Macao, you need to apply for a Hong Kong and Macao Pass yourself and have a visa within the valid time. Moreover, this requires the applicant to submit the application in person at the exit-entry management center, and you can't entrust others to do it for you. This inspection is very strict.

Many friends will ask what is the difference between G sign and L sign? What I want to tell you today is that G sign is an individual tourist visa and L sign is a group tourist visa, so we must distinguish clearly when handling it.

2. Travel insurance

Then, some people ask, do you need to buy travel insurance to travel to Macao? Of course, there are many variables in the process of travel, so accidents are more likely, such as getting sick during travel, which will cost a lot, so in order to ensure the safety of yourself and your family, you can freely choose to buy some travel insurance.

I think the most important thing is that you can take some of that medicine with you, so that you won't be too flustered and at a loss when you suddenly encounter some urgent things in a strange place. For example, you often feel unwell, so you can take some medicine to travel.

Step 3 change coins

Of course, if you want to buy things in Australia, you must change their coins, because RMB is not common in Hong Kong or Macau. But you can use it one-on-one in some traditional shops or street shops, and then exchange money in MOP.

If you travel to Hong Kong and visit Macau by the way, you generally don't need to exchange Hong Kong dollars, but you must exchange RMB before you come back, because Hong Kong dollars can only be used in Hong Kong, not outside Hong Kong.