Popular Asia Tours from Hong Kong

Frequently Asked Questions of Hong Kong

• Do I Need a Visa to Hong Kong?

  Travelers from over 170 countries can enter Hong Kong for 7 to 180 days without a visa.

  U.S. citizens do not need a visa to visit Hong Kong, except if they are going to stay in Hong Kong for over 90 days. This policy is the same for citizens from Australia and Canada. For UK citizens, you can stay up to 180 days in Hong Kong without a visa.

• When Is the Best Time to Visit Hong Kong?

  Hong Kong is suitable to visit all year round. The best time, as most travelers may pick for Hong Kong, is from October to December because the weather is mild and dry. Hong Kong in Spring (from March to May) is humid and warm, so it is considered another peak season in Hong Kong.

• How Many Days in Hong Kong is Enough?

  3 days in Hong Kong is enough to visit most hot spots. One day for Hong Kong island, one for Kowloon, and one for other attractions. 5 days can visit Hong Kong more deeply to some off-the-beaten attractions, or visit some museums and galleries to learn the history and culture of Hong Kong.

• What Are the Official Languages of Hong Kong?

  Chinese and English are both commonly spoken in Hong Kong. Generally, English is used more frequently for official purposes. For daily life, staff of banks, hotels, restaurants, and hot attractions can speak fluent English.

• Why Choose Hong Kong as a Stopover?

  Because of the strategic location of Hong Kong International Airport in East Asia, Hong Kong is a popular city for travelers to transfer from here to other Southeast Asian countries. It is an important hub for flights between Europe, the U.S., the UK, and many hot destinations in Asia.

  Moreover, flights transit in Hong Kong provides more options but at lower prices most of the time.

• Can I Drink Tap Water in Hong Kong?

  Tap water is safe to drink according to Hong Kong. However, local citizens usually drink tap water that has boiled. We recommend you drink bottles of water during your Hong Kong tour for health.

• How to Pay in Hong Kong?

  The official currency of Hong Kong is the Hong Kong Dollar (HKD). Cash, debit and credit cards and mobile wallets can be used in Hong Kong.

  Cash is usually used for paying for meals in small restaurants and street foods. Prepare some cash always won't be wrong.

  Debit cards and credit cards are widely accepted in Hong Kong, but you may be charged foreign transaction fees.

  Mobile wallets are the most recommended way to pay in Hong Kong for convenience. WeChat Pay, Alipay, Octopus Card, Apple Pay, and PayPal can be accepted in Hong Kong.

  One of the most common physical payment methods in Hong Kong is Octopus Card. It can be accepted by most convenience stores, public transportation, restaurants, and more. You can find it sold by most stores, and at the end of your tour, your remaining value and deposit can be refunded.