Non-Hong Kong residents from the Chinese mainland and Macao will be allowed to enter the city without compulsory quarantine through certain ports. Let's check the details.
The Return2hk Scheme (回港易) will be fully resumed from Sept 8, and the travel scheme for non-HK residents (来港易) will be implemented from Sept 15, Hong Kong's Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor announced on Tuesday.
△ Lam's remarks at the media session on Sept 7.
According to Carrie Lam, non-Hong Kong residents from the Chinese mainland and Macao are allowed to enter the city without quarantine through Shenzhen Bay Port (深圳湾口岸) and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (港珠澳大桥口岸).
The quota is set at 1,000 people per day for each of the two checkpoints, and eligible individuals must have a negative COVID-19 test result.
As for Return2HK, it is a quarantine-free travel scheme for Hong Kong residents returning from the Chinese mainland or Macao.
The scheme was temporarily suspended since Aug 5 for residents on the Chinese mainland returning from places outside Guangdong province. Although it will be resumed soon, those returning from medium- and high-risk areas are not included.
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SOURCE | HK Gov / China Daily / 大湾区之声
