Health
International Innoculation Certificates are not normally required unless cholera has been detected either in Hong Kong or Macau or in the area recently visited by the arrival.

Customs
On arrival, visitors are not usually bothered with customs formalities, but may be subject to a routine check. There is a 5% ad valorem duty on importation of electrical appliances and equipment.
On departure, there are no export duties on any article: antiques, gold, jewellery, radios, cameras, etc.
However, Hong Kong customs authorities will only allow visitors one litre of spirits plus 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250 gr. of tobacco into Hong Kong duty free. Residents are allowed to take in only one bottle of table or Port wine, plus 100 cigarettes or 25 cigars.
Foreign Currency
There are no restrictions on the amount of currency which can be brought in or taken out.
Foreign currencies or travellers cheques may be exchanged at hotels, banks and licensed money exchange bureau.