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Customs clearance in the Mainland︱Trigger foreign countries to tighten Hong Kong people's entry? Li Jiachao: Access to the Mainland is what the Consular Chamber of Commerce seeks

2023-01-05T09:23:27.823Z


Hong Kong and the Mainland will begin the first phase of "customs clearance" on Sunday (8th). However, the Mainland is still at the peak of the epidemic. The earlier relaxation of the epidemic prevention has already implicated the increase in travel restrictions for Hong Kong people. Many countries such as the United States, South Korea, Macau and Canada have successively requested Hong Kong people boarding


Hong Kong and the Mainland will begin the first phase of "customs clearance" on Sunday (8th). However, the Mainland is still at the peak of the epidemic. The earlier relaxation of the epidemic prevention has already implicated the increase in travel restrictions for Hong Kong people. Many countries such as the United States, South Korea, Macau and Canada have successively requested Hong Kong residents are required to provide a negative test certificate before boarding the plane.

When Chief Executive Lee Ka-chao announced the "domestic clearance" arrangement today (5th), he was asked whether it would lead to more overseas countries increasing quarantine requirements for Hong Kong people.


Li described the "internal customs clearance" as a big step in "returning to normal", which is close to 100% return to the pre-epidemic situation; and the opening stage of Hong Kong is closer to that of overseas countries, which is also the requirement of consuls and chambers of commerce in different countries for Hong Kong. "It meets everyone's needs. We will share our common will", he stressed that he will do his best to disseminate information so that foreign countries can grasp the real situation of the control of the epidemic in Hong Kong.


Different countries, many times their consul generals or chambers of commerce have asked Hong Kong to do this (clear customs with the mainland). remote.

Li Jiachao: Customs clearance with the mainland meets the requirements of foreign consulates

Li Jiachao is very confident that the government's message can let foreign countries understand that the epidemic situation in Hong Kong is under control, and many overseas countries have fully opened up and fully returned to normal. The situation in Hong Kong is "closer to its stage."

He said that Hong Kong's current anti-epidemic measures in principle only retain the "mask order" and the "quarantine order for confirmed cases": "I am confident that after a period of time, the actual situation in Hong Kong is obvious to all in the world."

"I am so confident that after a period of time, the real situation in Hong Kong is obvious to all in the world"

He also believes that the requirement of nucleic acid test results within 48 hours for entering and leaving the mainland is an effective risk control, and he hopes that the "customs clearance quota" will be as large as possible under the smooth and orderly flow of people: "'Hong Kong returned to normal', at least half a year after I took office, the voice was very loud , everyone thinks that "one day we must return to normal"!" He emphasized that Hong Kong's vaccination is high, and more than 2.5 million people have been infected, the overall immune barrier has been established, there are enough drugs, etc., and optimized medical treatment system, I believe the risks of mainlanders coming to Hong Kong are controllable.

Customs clearance in the Mainland|One article on the 60,000 entry and exit quotas per day to see the quota of 7 ports and the opening hours to clear the Mainland|Going north requires a 48-hour nucleic acid negative certificate to see the testing station and charge for customs clearance in the Mainland|Yang Yongjie advocates quotas to draw lots to prevent scammers from the industry Only 5 Hong Kong and Macau ships can resume customs clearance in the Mainland|Multiple countries have tightened China's entry restrictions. IATA: Extremely disappointed that the United States, Canada and other countries require Hong Kong passengers to provide negative certificates.

Source: hk1

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