Yes. However, the cost of the government tax and security charges should be included in the cost of your air ticket already, if not, you can pay at the check-in counter whilst checking in. For more information, please refer to the individual airline website or contact our hotline on (852) 2216 1088. See similar questions...

Along with most Asian destinations, Hong Kong charges an airport tax. All passengers 12 and above must pay an Air Passenger Departure Tax (APDT) of HK$80 (which is included in the price of the ticket). Passengers who arrive and depart Hong Kong within the same day are exempted from paying such a tax. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

Like most international destinations, Tanzania and Kenya charge an airport departure tax for all international flights. The tax of $50 may or may not be included in the airline ticket price; confirm with your airline. If it is not included, visitors must pay the tax in cash at the airport upon arrival. Departure taxes can be paid in local currency or US dollars. See similar questions...

The international airport departure tax is $23 dollars US and is generally included in your airline ticket price. Check with your local airline or travel agent. See similar questions...

During your visit to Cuba, keep aside $20 US in cash as everyone must pay the airport tax at the time of departure. It has to be paid after you check in and before you go through immigration, and must be in cash as no credit cards are accepted (even from non-U.S. banks). This page will increase it's content and that will be soon, so we invite you to come back and check our FAQ See similar questions...

Under the Registration of Persons Ordinance (Cap 177, Laws of Hong Kong), all residents in Hong Kong who are aged 11 and above are required to register for an identity card, except those who are exempted or excluded. Furthermore, every person aged 11 and above who enters and is permitted to stay in Hong Kong for more than 180 days must apply to register within 30 days of arrival. No fee will be charged for identity cards issued to new arrivals and persons reaching the age of 11 or 18. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

All the fees are payable in local currency and in cash only at a special airport tax desk before check in. See similar questions...

Hong Kong is a free trade port. There are no import tariffs, and revenue duties are only levied on alcoholic liquors, tobacco, methyl alcohol and some hydrocarbon oils. There is also a tax payable on first registration of motor vehicles. For further information, please visit the web site of the Customs and Excise Department. See similar questions...

Jamaica's departure tax is payable in cash only at the airport upon your departure. Currently, the tax is JA$1000 (equivalent to US$20) top See similar questions...

Yes, an international departure tax is payable by all travellers leaving Vietnam. It is not included in the price of your flight ticket and must be purchased at the airport before departure. NOTE: You can purchase your international departure tax in US$ or in Vietnamese Dong. Airport tax is subject to change without prior notice. Check with your local guide or an Vietnampathfinder travel consultant before your departure See similar questions...

Passport holders of certain countries or holding certain passports DO NOT need a visa during the specified visa-free period. Travelers who are not from those countries or those who want to stay longer need to apply for the appropriate visa or entry permit from the nearest Chinese Embassy. As an alternative, you may submit your visa or entry permit application to the HKSAR Immigration Department either directly by post or through a local sponsor. See similar questions...