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Asked by sonijia from malaysia | Dec. 19, 2013 12:04

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Travelling to HK & Macau

hello
i'm planning a trip to hk(6days) + M(1day) on 21-27/02/14.
is it possible for me to enter M via HKIA skypier turbojet on the arrival 21/02/14, then back to hk by china ferry terminal for 22-27/02/14?
or should i back to HKIA?
as far as i know, i dont need to go thru hk custom via skypier to macau, this mean my passport wont be stamped by hk custom.
i'm worried that i can't enter hk by this way.
please advise, thks.

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Answered by Eathan | Dec. 19, 2013 20:38

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If you are planning to head for M upon landing at HKIA, you don't need to go through the immigration indeed and it is fine to travel by Turbojet through Skypier.

And as for the visa matters, Malaysia passport holders are allowed to travel in HK for 90 days and in M for 30 days, exempt from visa. Don't worry!

Then for your trip back to HK, it is fine to take a ferry to China Ferry Terminal or HK-M Ferry Terminal from M. No need to go back to HKIA.

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Answered by sonijia | Dec. 20, 2013 00:06

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thks for the reply =)

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Answered by Ms.BRADJILL | Jan. 01, 2014 01:42

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It does depend on your arrival time at HKG. SkyPier ferries only operate 10.15am to 22.00pm at the present time. If you arrive before, you can wait around a bit for the first morning ferry. However, if you arrive later than 21.00pm (you need to check in 60 minutes to check-in to the ferry to Macau if you have luggage, 30 minutes if no luggage), then you will need to make your way into the city for regular ferry service to Macau. You are correct that you don't need to clear immigration and customs if you are proceeding directly to Macau via SkyPier ferry terminal. This is treated as a connection service just like if you were changing flights for an onward journey. Hope you enjoy Macau.

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