How much cash can I bring with me when traveling to Hong Kong?

You can bring 20,000 yuan in cash to Hong Kong from China. If you exceed the amount, you need to declare it.

You can bring no more than 20,000 yuan to Hong Kong. Entrants carrying foreign currency cash into the country do not need to declare if the currency does not exceed the equivalent of 5,000 U.S. dollars. If the currency exceeds the equivalent of 5,000 U.S. dollars, they must declare it in writing to the customs upon entry, except for multiple round-trips on the same day and multiple short-term trips.

There is no limit on the quantity of foreign currency cash that passengers can bring into the country. If an outbound person carries foreign currency cash out of the country, and the amount does not exceed the amount of foreign currency cash declared for his latest entry, he does not need to apply for a "Permit for Carrying Foreign Currency Out of the Country", but he needs to submit a completed Foreign Currency Exit Declaration Form to the customs when leaving the country. .

Visas issued from China to Hong Kong:

1. Business visa (S visa)

Business S visa for those who go to Hong Kong to engage in business activities, the types are divided into Once in three months, multiple times in three months, and multiple times in a year. The length of stay shall be within the validity period and shall not exceed 7 days each time in Hong Kong.

2. Medical visa (Q visa)

Those who go to Hong Kong for medical treatment can apply for Q visa. You need a medical certificate from a Hong Kong hospital or specialist, as well as a certificate from a mainland hospital. You can stay in Hong Kong for 14 days. During this period, if you need to stay for medical treatment, you can issue a certificate to the doctor and apply for renewal in Hong Kong.

3. VIANG visa (D visa)

There is no quota for IANG non-local graduates to stay and return to Hong Kong for employment, as long as they have studied full-time economics in Hong Kong Non-local students studying in recognized undergraduate programs or above can use this visa to stay in or return to Hong Kong to work. Graduates can stay in Hong Kong unconditionally within one year after applying for this visa, and can travel to and from China, Hong Kong or abroad at will.

4. Relative Visit Visa (T Visa)

If you have parents, brothers and sisters settled in Hong Kong, apply for Relative Visit T Visa. The length of stay depends on the person you are visiting.