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Asked by Erin Sills from United States | Sep. 20, 2016 15:22
About:Visa Policy of China

China to Hong Kong, Hong Kong to Macau

My boss is going to China on business in November. I need to know what the requirements are for an American with a visa already to get from China to Hong Kong and then from Hong Kong to Macau?

Thank you!

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Answered by Gloria from Japan | Sep. 20, 2016 22:52
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Erin, if your boss has the entry permit for mainland PRC, he/she just needs to take passport and entry permit to travel to PRC.
American passport holders can enjoy free entry to HK and Macau for a stay of not exceeding 90 days and 30 days respectively, so no entry permit will be needed for HK and Macau. When going there, those documents should be taken: passport, the return or onward ticket, enough travel fees and hotel reservation.
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Answered by Erin Sills from USA | Sep. 21, 2016 12:58
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So if he has a US passport, he can get into HK and Macau with no other paperwork? Or even as a US passport holder, he will still need the Entry Permit for Mainland PRC?

Im sorry Im not understanding.
Erin
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Answered by Gloria | Sep. 22, 2016 20:27
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Erin, you are right! If he holds US passport, he can enjoy free entry to Macau and HK, but he still needs to apply for a visa for mainland PRC.
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Answered by Erin Sills from USA | Sep. 26, 2016 12:28
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Great! Thank you so much! Would you be bale to send me a link to the appropriate Application?
Thank you again!
Erin
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