High speed rail guide to Hong Kong, what kind of documents are required to enter Hong Kong by high speed rail!

Hong Kong has long been China's territory. Because of the inaction of the Qing government, Hong Kong became a colony of the British government. In those years, the return of Hong Kong and Macao was almost everyone's wish. Since Hong Kong's return, it has become a special administrative region for various reasons. Up to now, compatriots from mainland China still need to go through certain formalities when they enter Hong Kong, which is very inconvenient. Compared with the earlier years, it is much more convenient for the mainland to have high-speed rail to Hong Kong. High speed rail guide to Hong Kong, what kind of documents are required to enter Hong Kong by high speed rail!

On Hong Kong and Macao pass

 

I remember in 2018, Hong Kong was still free to travel only by signing g, and l could only travel with groups. If the L sign wants to travel freely, it must buy a place on the Internet to join the travel group. Now, there is no such "limitation". As long as the Hong Kong and Macao pass is prepared and signed, you can pass the customs.

On the high-speed railway to Hong Kong

 

Nowadays, it's not only Shenzhen that has direct high-speed rail to Hong Kong, but also Guangzhou, Changsha and Beijing. From Shenzhen to Hong Kong, the high-speed rail only takes 18 minutes, which can be said to be very convenient and fast, and there are many trains. It's really convenient. Shenzhen to Hong Kong high-speed rail costs 75 yuan for second-class seats.

On the entry of Hong Kong

 

After entering Hong Kong last year, they had to line up to check their certificates and even be "cross examined" by the staff. Now they take the card the size of the ID card of the Hong Kong and Macao pass, check their certificates on the machine and press their fingerprints, which is as convenient and easy as checking in by train.

Tips for high speed rail to enter Hong Kong:

 

(1) It seems that people in Hong Kong don't attach much importance to the Internet, so before going, we must get the mobile phone online first. Don't buy a cheap traffic plan to save money. When it's useless or not, you will cry. It may take many times more than the saved part to buy back the traffic (in this case, there are many overseas ones The same goes for cities.

(2) The trunk of taxis in Hong Kong is very big. It's OK to pack four or five 20 inch suitcases. You can put two more backpacks in it, but there is a surcharge for luggage. A piece of luggage is about 5 yuan.

(3) There are three tunnels in Hong Kong: the Honghe tunnel, the West tunnel and the East Tunnel. Among them, the red tunnel was opened to traffic in 1972 and the first one in Hong Kong, with a total length of 2 kilometers and two-way traffic, which was a great thing in those days. The tunnel is a road opened to traffic after the road surface is built, transported into the sea as a whole, and then drained. In Hong Kong, there is a separate charge for cars passing through the tunnel, with a speed limit and current limit, and a surcharge of 55 yuan.

 

(4) There are still many businesses in Hong Kong that only receive cash, so they need to change some Hong Kong dollars. If they are not used to carrying cash, they need to open an octopus, deposit the money in the card and swipe the card at any time.

(5) Next to Hong Kong's new airport is the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge. It used to take 1-2 hours to go to Macao by boat, but now it takes 45 minutes to go to Macao. Next to Hong Kong's high-speed railway station is Tianxing wharf, which means that the high-speed railway station is a famous tourist attraction. This geographical location can be said to be "advantaged", with extremely developed and convenient transportation.

(6) The area of Hong Kong is very small, only 1 / 6 of that of Shanghai, so the buildings owned by Hong Kong people are also very small. 40 square meters of one room and one hall is the daily life of ordinary people, and only 8 square "beds" can be rented for 5000 yuan. The "winter" in Hong Kong is very short, so it's impossible to wear thick clothes when traveling to Hong Kong, even in the "cold winter and the cold month".