| Hong Kong airport tax refund |
Passengers flying out of Hong Kong International Airport are liable for a
departure tax of HK$120 per person (12 years and above), but if you travel to Hong Kong by boat, airplane or helicopter, you don't need to pay this tax. Because this tax is already included in your ticket, you need to go to a special counter to get the money back.
Q: Who needs to pay the Passenger Departure Tax at Hong Kong International Airport? A: The tax applies to everyone, with a two important exceptions:
Furthermore, people who hold diplomatic passports, consular staff, members of the European Commission etc. The exact list can be found on the website of the Civil Aviation Department (CAD) of HK. Q: How do I get the tax back? A:
Q: Can I get tax refund if I arrive in Hong Kong via the land border? A: No, unfortunately not. The HKIA website is not clear about this, but I confirmed it on the CAD website and also emailed them and they replied that indeed it's not possible if you arrive for example at the Huanggang border. Also see:
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