17/11/2022
this is what 0+3 restrictions look like, just in case anyone fancied making a trip to HKG
AMBER CODE RESTRICTIONS (Day 0 to Day 3 9am) - Updated 17 November 2022 & effective 17 November 2022
a) Everyone arriving from abroad will be subjected to Amber code restrictions from the day they arrive (Day 0) to Day 3 9am.
b - 1) If you test positive on the PCR test on Day 0 (on arrival PCR test) or Day 2, then you will be required to isolate at your place of residence or hotel room or Community Isolation Facility for 7 to 14 days. During your isolation period, you will not be permitted to leave your place of residence or hotel room or Community Isolation Facility, and your Amber code on the LeaveHomeSafe App will become 'Red'.
b - 2) Close contacts, defined as those residing in the same location / place of residence / home / hotel room, will also be required to isolate for 7 days. Whilst your code on the LeaveHomeSafe App will continue to be Amber or Blue, you are not permitted to leave your place of residence / hotel room until the conclusion of your isolation period.
c) The Hong Kong Government released a Press statement on 16 November 2022 to clarify the new rules for Amber code holders. Details of the Press statement are outlined below.
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AMBER CODE RESTRICTIONS: WHAT YOU CAN DO & WHERE YOU CAN GO FROM DAY 0 TO 9am on DAY 3?
You may enter or visit:
Amusement Game Centres
Banks
Barbers and Hairdressers
Beaches
Billard Rooms / Snooker Rooms
Bowling Alleys
Churches
Clubhouses: Excluding dining areas
Convenient Stores: 7 Eleven, Circle K
Convention Centres
Country Parks
Department stores
Exhibition Halls
Funerals: No catering permitted
Government Departments
Hospitals: Private and Public Hospitals: Some private hospitals may not accept people under Amber QR code holders. Please enquire and check with the hospital
Mahjong Parlours
Markets
Medical Centres* (some may not allow you to enter)
Museums
Parks
Post Offices
Restaurants: Takeaway only - You will not be permitted to dine in.
Religious premises
Shopping mall
Shops
Supermarkets
Temples
Theme Parks (Disneyland and Ocean Park)
Weddings: no catering permitted
Wet markets
You may also -
Go to school
Go to work
Renew your Hong Kong Identity Card at the Hong Kong Immigration Department or Smart Identity Card Replacement Centre
Take Public Transport (Airport Express, Buses, Ferries, Light Rail, Minibuses, MTR, Ngong Ping Cable Car, Star Ferry, Taxis, The Peak Tram, Trams)
For visitors, this means you are able to do the following on the day you arrive, Day 0, to Day 3 at 9am:
Go to Disneyland
Please Note: You will not be permitted to dine in at any restaurants within Disneyland. However, you will be permitted to purchase takeaway and eat in an open area of the theme park.
You should book ahead and purchase your tickets online prior to your visit. To purchase your tickets, please visit: https://www.hongkongdisneyland.com/.../experience.../... or https://www.hongkongdisneyland.com/book/general-tickets/
Disneyland is not opened on Tuesdays and Thursdays except public holidays and peak periods. Disneyland will open daily from 18 December 2022 to 2 January 2023.
Disneyland is opened at 10: 30am. The time the park closes varies
Go to Ocean Park
Please Note: You will not be permitted to dine in at any restaurants within Ocean Park However, you will be permitted to purchase takeaway and eat in an open area of the theme park.
You should purchase your tickets ahead of your visit. To purchase your tickets, please visit: https://reservation.oceanpark.com.hk/ticketholder/en
Ocean Park is not opened on Tuesdays and Wednesdays except 27 December 2022 and 28 December 2022
Ocean Park is opened at 10: 00am to 6: 00pm on all other days
Go to The Peak via The Peak Tram or Bus #15 from Central
Go to Hong Kong Park or Kowloon Park or any other parks
Go to Hong Kong Zoological & Botanical Gardens
Go to Man Mo Temple
Go to any markets: Stanley Market, Temple Street Night Market etc
Go to Museums: Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong Science Museum, Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Hong Kong Museum of History etc.
Go to the Big Buddha on Lantau Island via the Ngong Ping Cable Car or Bus #23 from Tung Chung
Go to Tai O: Bus #21 from Ngong Ping or Bus #1 from Mui Wo or Bus #11 from Tung Chung
Go shopping
Go for a hike: Maclehose Trail, Wilson Trail, Hong Kong Trail or Dragon's Back
Purchase your Octopus Card at the Airport or MTR Station or Convenient Store (7 Eleven or Circle K)
Stay at a hotel: Most hotels will accept overseas arrivals but not all hotels will. Please check with your hotel to confirm
Take the Airport Express or Bus to your hotel
Take the Ferry to outlying islands (Cheung Chau, Lamma, Mui Wo / Silvermine Bay, Park Island, Peng Chau)
Take the Star Ferry
Walk along the Tsim Sha Tsui East and Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade
Please note: You could make online reservation 10 minutes after the receipt of e-tickets, please ensure the admission ticket is valid on your selected visit date upon reservation. Online reservation is not required for the guests holding the tickets with designated visiting date but they must prese...
