Hong Kong, 18th May: The Hong Kong Government has tightened travel and quarantine restrictions for Hong Kong residents arriving from seven countries including Singapore, Malaysia, Japan Italy, Argentina, Kenya and the Netherlands as of 21st May.

Unvaccinated travellers from the seven countries must present a negative COVID-19 test result taken 72 hours before departure. They are also required to serve a 21-day quarantine at designated hotels and undergo four COVID-19 tests during the quarantine period. Vaccinated travellers from those seven countries must serve a 14-day quarantine at designated hotels and undergo three COVID-19 tests.