Hong Kong

37 rules, checked against Hong Kong’s own pages. Last verified September 12, 2026.

Before anything else

11 rules here carry a consequence heavy enough to state whether or not you asked.

Prohibited in Hong Kong

Gravity-operated and spring-loaded steel batons are prohibited in Hong Kong.

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Prohibited in Hong Kong

Knuckledusters are a prohibited weapon in Hong Kong.

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Prohibited in Hong Kong

Cannabidiol (CBD) is banned as a dangerous drug in Hong Kong.

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Prohibited in Hong Kong

Heated tobacco products are banned from import into Hong Kong.

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Prohibited in Hong Kong

Spring-loaded and gravity knives are prohibited weapons in Hong Kong.

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Prohibited in Hong Kong

Cannabis-based medicines are banned as a dangerous drug in Hong Kong.

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Prohibited in Hong Kong

E-cigarettes and vape devices are banned from import into Hong Kong.

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Action required in Hong Kong

Air guns over 2 joules need a Hong Kong Police license.

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Action required in Hong Kong

A stun gun needs a Hong Kong Police license, tourists cannot get one.

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Action required in Hong Kong

A taser or stun device needs a Hong Kong Police license, tourists cannot get one.

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Action required in Hong Kong

Undeclared cash over HK$120,000 can mean prosecution and confiscation.

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The final decision rests with the officer.

Look up anything

You do not have to be bringing it.

Medication 12

A pharmacist checks each medicine before it is listed here. What follows is what the health authority publishes for every traveler.

Alcohol 1

Tobacco, vapes, and nicotine 4

Cash and monetary instruments 6

Duty-free allowances 3

Antiques and other restricted goods 2

Forms and documents 2

Vaccines and health 4

Plugs and power 3

Hong Kong publishes these

Who publishes these rules

Official portals

Sites that charge extra to “handle” a Hong Kong application are not official. The government issues these directly.

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