Temperature checks on inbound travellers
Are temperature checks still being performed on inbound travellers?
Thank you
Yes, temperature checks are still being performed on inbound travelers arriving in Hong Kong.
As of the latest information, all inbound travelers are required to undergo temperature checks upon arrival. If any traveler is found to have symptoms, they will be referred to the Department of Health for further handling, which may include transferring to a public hospital for further management.
These measures are part of Hong Kong's ongoing health control arrangements to ensure public safety and prevent the spread of illness. It's advisable to stay informed about any updates or changes to these requirements by checking official sources or contacting relevant authorities before traveling.
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