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Asked by Zakaria from Malaysia | Mar. 12, 2012 06:16
About:Chinese Embassy in Malaysia

Any other necessary documents needed to enter Hong Kong

I am Malaysian citizen. I have a confirmed flight tickets to Hong Kong on 3rd April and back to Malaysia on 8th April, 2012 for social visit. I understand that Visa is exempted for Malaysian citizen and be allowed to stay in Hong Kong up to 90 days. I presume this is visa on arrival. Is there any other documents or whatsoever required other than a valid International Passport before I could be allowed to enter Hong Kong?. Thanks.

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Answered by Carl | Mar. 13, 2012 03:31
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I think your return air ticket is necessary, since it can be used as a proof of your duartion in HK. At the same time, financial proof of enough funds for your stay in Hk without working may be also required.
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Answered by Zakaria from Malaysia | Mar. 13, 2012 19:44
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Further to your answer dated Mar, 12, 2012 on Financial proof.
What kind of documents do we have to produce as our financial proof staying in Hong Kong other than my MasterCard and Visa Credit Cards. For your information, our stay in Hong Kong (Ground Package Itinerary) throughout my stay was arranged by our local travel agent in Kuala Lumpur. We only purchase airline tickets from Airasia by ourselves. Do we still need any proof of financial status?. Kindly explain clearly to avoid being stopped entering Hong Kong. Thanks.
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Answered by Joan | Mar. 14, 2012 02:43
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Financial proof are such as your bank statement, tax receipt, savings accounts passbooks, etc. If your take part in a tour organized by a international travel agency, I think no need to provide financial proof, since you have paid everything for the trip to the travel agency, right?
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