600 Guangdong drivers enter Hong Kong as thousands apply for new scheme
Under a new scheme launched in late December 2025, approximately 600 Guangdong drivers entered Hong Kong urban areas during the Lunar New Year holiday. The Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles (Entry into Urban Area) scheme allows approved private cars from Guangdong to enter Hong Kong via the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge, with stays limited to three days.

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AI-generatedUnder a new scheme launched in late December 2025, approximately 600 Guangdong drivers entered Hong Kong urban areas during the Lunar New Year holiday. The Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles (Entry into Urban Area) scheme allows approved private cars from Guangdong to enter Hong Kong via the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge, with stays limited to three days. According to Hong Kong's transport minister, Mable Chan, the scheme has received 3,000 applications, with 1,700 motorists booking trips. Weekend quotas have been nearly filled during the holiday period, and the government plans to consolidate the scheme before considering quota adjustments. The scheme has a daily quota of 100 vehicles.
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5 extractedMotorists can stay for up to three days, with a daily quota of 100 vehicles.
The Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles scheme was launched in late December 2025.
Weekend quotas for such trips had almost been filled on average during the holiday period.
The scheme has attracted 3,000 applications so far.
600 motorists from Guangdong drove into Hong Kong during the Lunar New Year holiday under a new scheme.