Hong Kong
Hong Kong arrival card 2026: not required (abolished in 2024)
Arrival card (abolished)
Hong Kong abolished arrival and departure cards for all visitors on 16 October 2024. There is no online form to fill in; Korean passport holders just show their passport and can stay 90 days visa-free.
OptionalArrival card
Arrival card (abolished)
- Who
- No visitor needs to complete an arrival or departure card.
- When
- Nothing to do before arrival.
- Fee
- Free
Steps
- Queue at the visitor immigration counter.
- Present your passport.
- Keep the landing slip you receive with your passport until you leave.
Have ready
- Passport
Watch out
- Any website selling a 'Hong Kong arrival card' is not official; no such form exists.
- Frequent visitors may apply for 'Go Hong Kong' e-Channel access (18+, eligible e-passport, 2+ airport visits in 24 months).
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FAQ
Do I need an arrival card for Hong Kong in 2026?
No. Since 16 October 2024 visitors do not complete arrival or departure cards.
How long can Koreans stay?
90 days visa-free.
Is there an online pre-registration?
No mandatory one. 'Go Hong Kong' e-Channel enrolment is optional for eligible frequent visitors.