Non-residents allowed to fly into Hong Kong from May 1


The government of Hong Kong has decided to allow non-residents from overseas to fly into the city from May 1, ending a restriction that has been in place for more than two years.

The authorities will also relax rules regarding suspension of incoming flights bringing in infected people.

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