There have been isolated cases of air travellers being infected by other passengers who are ill with this virus. Keep up to date with current travel advice (which can change daily) via WHO and Department of Health websites, available in www.hku.hk. If you are a close contact with a suspected or confirmed case of SARS you should not travel for the recommended isolation period of 10 days.

Yes, although we do not have distributors in every foreign country, we have successfully shipped to doorsteps around the world.

Overseas delivery address is not accepted at present. But do send us an email or call us on (852) 2318-2454 during office hours. We will try our best to help.

Yes, Hong Kong is still one of the safest cities in the world even at night, when people may walk alone with confidence. Police patrol frequently and are very helpful. As in all big cities, avoid carrying large amounts of cash; traveler's checks or credit cards are preferred. As with anywhere in the world it is advisable to 'be aware' of your surroundings if alone, but generally you'll be safe. Visitors should carry a passport or other form of identification with a photograph at all times.

Yes, you can travel after receiving advance we will organize permit for you, send to you by Fax, mail what ever you wish, you can fly to Lhasa. Upon arrival in Lhasa, our office representative greets you and transfer to Hotel. If there some due left, you can make payment upon arrival in Lhasa.

Yes. If you are outside Hong Kong, you can still send SMS to Hong Kong mobile numbers (with the prefix of 852). The charge will be the same as if you send out the SMS in Hong Kong.

Noise from domestic premises and public places is controlled under the provisions in sections 4 and 5 of the NCO. Section 4 of the Ordinance is a general provision to control noise from such places which is causing annoyance to any person at night (11 p.m. to 7 a.m.) or on a general holiday.

Yes, but customer must get the consent from EZU prior ship out the rental instrument. You also need to follow the government import/export regulation of Hong Kong. You need to arrange the insurance coverage in order to insure the on rent units.

Yes. Provided that they are to be used by the borrower, the business installations and equipment to be acquired under the SGS may be placed outside Hong Kong with the prior written consent of the participating lending institution concerned. However, if the arrangement involves selling, sub-leasing, charging or part with possession of the business installations and equipment, the prior consent of the Government is also required.

Of course. Most of our clients actually hail from Europe, North America and Australasia, as well as in Asia. Our office is based in Hong Kong purely to be in a position to find the most competitively priced and innovative products on the market today and provide them to you.

As long as you have a valid PPS Account holder and have access to IDD or Internet, you can access PPS by a tone phone or Internet wherever you are.

The Trustee will realize a bankrupt's property in and outside Hong Kong. It is an offence for a bankrupt to conceal information relating to his/her property or to fail to deliver his/her property to the Trustee, and the bankrupt may be liable to be prosecuted.

You can decide on your own travel itinerary. However, in planning for trips outside Hong Kong, you have to make sure that your studies and attendance at classes will not be affected. Class attendance is required. Yes, there may be such opportunities arranged by the International Office (INTL) or other student organizations. Exchange students who are planning to travel into mainland China are required to obtain a China tourist visa, which can be readily obtained in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong has a high standard of medical care and effective disease surveillance systems in place. Therefore, Hong Kong is still a safe place to visit.

You will be welcome everywhere in Laos; the personal security issue would be far more worrisome in USA or Europe. Backpackers and families are equally secure in moving around. Travel insurance is easily purchased and the premiums are reasonable. Embassies and local travel personnel are in perfect positions to know the ins and outs what's hot and what's not. New destinations constantly open up throughout the year. It is always advisable to ask what's going on when you get there.

The Airport Authority has setup three Transfer Points (E1, E2 and W1) for passengers transiting through Hong Kong and these are located in the Restricted Area in the Arrival Level of the Passenger Terminal Building. Details of these can be found from the Airport Authority's website. Our staff will be on hand to assist you at these points.

To look up an Ordinance, you may use the print set of the Laws of Hong Kong, which is located in the Quick Reference Area of the Law Section. Refer to the Index Volume of the set. Alternatively, you can use the search engine of BLIS web site, URL: http://www.legislation.gov.hk/index.htm, to retrieve the full text of the Ordinance.

Answer: Currently all the taxes are included in the airfare. That is, for each adult (people older than 12 years), CNY284.00 surcharge from Hong Kong to mainland China, and CNY242.00 surcharge from mainland China to Hong Kong. To depart from Hong Kong, the departure tax is HK$120.00 per adult.

You can have high quality printing for as much as 30 - 50% less than the cost to print domestically. Major publishers have been printing in Hong Kong for many years. Just like many other high quality products purchased from Asia.

If you are travelling on an Australian passport you do not require a visa to enter Hong Kong. If you are not travelling on an Australian passport please contact the AOT or RO ASAP as you may require a visa.

Under the Non-local Higher and Professional Education (Regulation) Ordinance, all courses conducted in Hong Kong leading to the award of non-local higher academic or professional qualifications are required to register or apply for exemption from registration with the Non-local Courses Registry. Â All these courses have a registration number. The exceptions are purely distance learning courses which do not have any regulated course activity, including lectures and examinations, in Hong Kong.

You can get to Guangzhou by planes, non-stop express trains, buses and shuttle ferries from Hong Kong. the bus is about HK$200.

Cantonese and English are the two official languages in Hong Kong. English is spoken and understood by many people in Hong Kong and is used by the government. All major signage is in English or is bilingual. Visitors will find that most people in the service industry speak English.

You can access the Internet for free at many coffee shops, large shopping malls, major MTR stations and public libraries in town. For people bringing their laptops to Hong Kong, Wireless Broadband service is common at major shopping malls and coffee shops. If you use a modem, note that the BT system using in Hong Kong will gradually be replaced by the RJ system. If you are still using the BT plug, you can buy a BTâ?"RJ adaptor in Hong Kong to solve the connection problem.