Hong Kong (HK) Happening

[leoprada6]

Originally Posted by sohbuckkong

I don't mind paying for the swab test in HK if I'm allowed to enter shenzhen, Guangzhou and other parts of China.

sorry to let you know bro but that aint happening, imagine i can't even go to sz without being quarantine and it's only 35mins ride for me here.

[leoprada6]

Originally Posted by BrendanRodgers

A few of us have made plans to travel to HK during the X'mas holidays. One of them is married to a Taiwanese and both husband & wife intends to detour to the wife's hometown in Kaoshiung from HK by sea.

not long ago, china arrested 12 hong kongers in the open seas between hk and tw trying to flee to taiwan, they became politicals pawns now mia in sz, they were appointed china state lawyers instead of their own lawyers from their family. so... you see lah

[MichaelWinn]

Originally Posted by sohbuckkong

I don't mind paying for the swab test in HK if I'm allowed to enter shenzhen, Guangzhou and other parts of China.

The singapore china green lane only allows singaporeans to enter 6 cities only namely guangzhou tianjin sichuan zhejiang shanghai and jiangsu. You are not allowed to travel other provinces unless you have strong valid reasons supported by documents and you need to apply at your nearest police station entry and exit department and it is subject to case by case approval. Also each province has its own quarantine rules which you will need to obey. Imho if you try to enter mainland china you will be spending lots of time in quarantine bro😁😄

[MichaelWinn]

Originally Posted by funboi

China won't allow anyone to enter without testing. Although HK is part of China isn't it?

Today china 24 covid cases all imported.china is still fearful of foreigner fearful of imported cases

[MichaelWinn]

Originally Posted by countryman

Better not push your luck too far! Just follow what's been approved n arranged by HK n SG n abide by it.

Singapore and hong kong covid test is just the simple nose swab test.but it seems china side is 2 tests.nose swab plus blood test. the china side covid test will be more expensive. China side requires you to be isolated for 2 days while awaiting test results.china police gong an will guard you for 48 hours😁😀

[BrendanRodgers]

Originally Posted by leoprada6

not long ago, china arrested 12 hong kongers in the open seas between hk and tw trying to flee to taiwan, they became politicals pawns now mia in sz, they were appointed china state lawyers instead of their own lawyers from their family. so... you see lah

What we understand is that case involving the 12 HongKies was that they were attempting to flee illegally in a pirate boat.
Our friends case is different as they will be leaving on a registered catamaran legally. Need to purchase tickets and pass immigration.

[MichaelWinn]

Originally Posted by leoprada6

sorry to let you know bro but that aint happening, imagine i can't even go to sz without being quarantine and it's only 35mins ride for me here.

even travellers holding diplomatic passports and on offical trips need to go for covid swab test and self quarantine, only difference is diplomats can travel more freely within mainland china, offically foreign tourists are still not allowed in until further notice says china communist party ccp

[MichaelWinn]

When news of the Singapore-Hong Kong travel bubble broke last week, Tan Wei Sheng rushed to book a December flight to the city before pent-up demand sent prices surging.

The cost of his business class ticket was offset by his miles redemption, but the 40-year-old Singaporean doctor would also have to fork out about S$200 (US$150) for Covid-19 testing, and it is unclear yet just how many of these polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests he would have to take.

As part of the in-principle agreement for the travel bubble, eligible travellers would not have to serve a quarantine or stick to a predetermined itinerary, but would need to take pre-departure tests.

But in making the announcement last Thursday, Singapore's transport minister Ong Ye Kung also said that "each territory, each party, should be also free to impose their own administrative arrangements". He listed on-arrival testing as one example.

While the details of the travel bubble have not been announced, health care experts said that Covid-19 testing could amount to more than S$800 (US$600).

"Clearly, the maximum number of times of testing that travellers could be faced with could be four tests, meaning two pre-departure and two post-arrival tests when travelling between Singapore and Hong Kong,"

[MichaelWinn]

SHANGHAI: China will continue to suspend outbound group tours and ban travel agencies from allowing inbound tours due to the risk of a resurgence in COVID-19 cases this winter, authorities said.

The country's Ministry of Culture and Tourism made the announcement in a notice published on its website on Wednesday (Oct 21).

[MichaelWinn]

SINGAPORE: Singapore will lift its border restrictions for all visitors from mainland China and Australia’s Victoria state from next Friday (Nov 6).

This will take effect from midnight on Nov 6 and includes all travellers who are not Singapore citizens, permanent residents or long-term pass holders, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) said on Thursday.

😁😀

[dirtbag_26]

https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/expla...6-all-you-need

HK SG travel bubble second try

any HK bros can say if 141 open now? Jordan, Yau Ma Tei, Fuji?

[panado]

Originally Posted by dirtbag_26

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any HK bros can say if 141 open now? Jordan, Yau Ma Tei, Fuji?

If you are referring to those brothels in walkup apartments, they have always stayed open even during the height of the pandemic

[Zeith]

Originally Posted by panado

If you are referring to those brothels in walkup apartments, they have always stayed open even during the height of the pandemic

Upped +10 exchange

[goldie9660]

HK to SG - No quarantine
SG to HK - Quarantine???

Does any bro's know?

[Ahrus23]

Originally Posted by goldie9660

HK to SG - No quarantine
SG to HK - Quarantine???

Does any bro's know?

14N at hotel, own cost