China Finally Opens Border With Hong Kong After 3 Years of Pandemic

China reopens borders after three years of quarantine

“It’s a necessary step I think. Covid has become normalised now and after this hurdle everything will be smooth,” says a traveller.

Thousands stream to China as borders reopen after 3-year Covid lockdown

People gather at the Hong Kong border point as they wait to be let through (Picture: Getty) Thousands of people began streaming into mainland China by air, land and sea yesterday as Beijing opened borders that have been all but shut since the start of the Covid pandemic. After three years, mainland China lifted crossing curbs with Hong Kong and ended a requirement for all incoming travellers to quarantine. Long queues of passengers – many eager …

China reopens border with Hong Kong

BEIJING: After two years of separation from his wife in mainland China, Hong Kong resident Cheung Seng-bun made sure he was among the first to cross the border following the reopening of crossing points Sunday.The ability of residents of the semi-autonomous southern Chinese city to cross over is one of the most visible signs of China's easing of border restrictions, with travelers arriving from abroad also no longer required to undergo quarantin…

After three years China reopens borders in final farewell to zero-Covid

After three years, mainland China opened to the world and ended a requirement for incoming travellers to quarantine.

China reopening borders after three years of 'zero-COVID'

Travelers started entering China by land, sea, and air on Sunday as the country reopened borders following three years of its draconian "zero-COVID" policy.

China reopens borders after three years of COVID restrictions

China has reopened its borders after three years of COVID closures and restrictions. The first passengers to arrive under the new rules were on board flights from Singapore and Canada. Travellers no longer have to quarantine or do a COVID test on arrival. The lifting of restrictions marks the end of China's zero-COVID policy and happens while the country faces an increase in cases.