Shopping in Hong Kong is world-famous, no matter the types of goods, prices or services. In addition, retail stores in Hong Kong have many promotional activities every year to provide customers with additional discounts.

Most waiters in Hong Kong have received professional and high-quality customer service training. They are careful and friendly, and their service is customer-oriented. Therefore, you can enjoy a satisfactory shopping experience when you travel to Hong Kong.

2. Can I use RMB for shopping in Hong Kong?

Either RMB is ok, but it is not cost-effective to use RMB cash exchange rate directly. But if you go to Hong Kong, it's better to change some Hong Kong dollars, so you can pay in small amounts. Other shopping advice is to swipe your card. Anyone with the UnionPay logo can brush it. In addition, it is free and very convenient. Almost all shopping malls in Hong Kong can use UnionPay, which can be directly converted into RMB at the exchange rate of the day, and the exchange rate will not be lost. Moreover, sometimes there are extra gifts to brush.

3. Are there any restrictions on shopping in Hong Kong?

In fact, there are many places in Hong Kong that accept RMB, but RMB is more valuable than Hong Kong dollars. The locals don't have enough change for you, so. It's not cost-effective to spend directly in RMB ~ ~ I'll exchange Hong Kong dollars with you in Hong Kong. Do not change too much. Give up the money when you can't use it ~ ~ UnionPay cards can be used in shopping places in Hong Kong. Just bring a bank card or credit card. The exchange rate can be automatically converted ~

How much cash can I take with me when I go shopping in Hong Kong?

1. Generally, it is 20,000 RMB, or the foreign currency does not exceed 5,000 USD.

2. When leaving the country, it shall not exceed the quantity declared at the time of entry. If you don't declare when you don't enter the country, you can leave the country within 20,000 RMB or 5,000 USD.

If you want to bring more than 20,000 RMB or 5,000 USD, you must declare it and release it after declaration. When you leave this country, you can't exceed the amount declared at the time of entry. Do not declare when you do not enter the country, and you can leave the country if it does not exceed 20,000 RMB or 5,000 US dollars. These are all laws and regulations stipulated by the State Council.

Apply for a cash limit "carrying card".

Carrying foreign currency cash out of the country does not exceed $5,000 (including $5,000), and it is not necessary to apply for a carrying permit; If the amount of foreign currency cash carried out of the country exceeds US$ 5,000 to US$ 10000 (including US$ 10000), the personnel shall apply to the designated foreign exchange bank for a certificate of carrying, and the customs shall examine and release it with the seal of the certificate of carrying of the designated foreign exchange bank; In principle, outbound personnel are not allowed to leave the country with foreign currency cash worth more than US$ 6,543,800+. In case of the following special circumstances, the exit personnel may apply to the foreign exchange bureau for carrying certificates:

1, a large number of outbound groups;

2. A scientific expedition with a long departure time or a long journey;

3. Visits by government leaders;

4. Outbound personnel go to countries with wars, strict foreign exchange control, poor financial situation or financial turmoil;

5. Other special circumstances.

5. Where is it cheaper to go shopping in Hong Kong?

When it comes to shopping, most people choose Hong Kong, while fewer people choose to go shopping in Macau. In this case, people may be more curious about which shopping is cheaper in Macau or Hong Kong. However, different people always have different views on this issue. Some people think it will be cheaper to buy daily necessities in Macao, while Hong Kong is suitable for buying some big-name luxury goods.

How much is it to travel to Hong Kong with a group?

But some people say that the prices in Hong Kong and Macao are actually the same, so it depends on the exchange rate between Macao and Hong Kong. For example, in the eyes of some people, shopping in Macau is usually cheaper than shopping in Hong Kong. However, people prefer to go shopping in Hong Kong because there are more goods and discounts there.

6. Do I need to exchange Hong Kong dollars for shopping in Hong Kong?

People can buy Hong Kong dollars. As Hong Kong and Macao are one country, two systems, Hong Kong dollars are currently circulating in Hong Kong and Macao. Mainlanders have to bring some Hong Kong dollars when they go to Hong Kong and Macao for business or personal reasons. Settlement in RMB in Hong Kong and Macao is not as convenient and cost-effective as that in Hong Kong dollars; Especially when traveling to Macau, most people will try their luck in casinos. It is not easy to use RMB in casinos, so Hong Kong dollars must be used. Sinc

When shopping in Hong Kong, you can bring duty-free goods worth up to 5,000 yuan. Articles exceeding 5,000 yuan are subject to tax when brought back to China. The tax rate depends on the value of the drug. Electronic products and laptops are generally taxed at 20%. Exceeding the standards of China Customs will be taxed, with a ceiling of 5,000 RMB, which will be taxed.

7. How many things can I take with me when I go shopping in Hong Kong?

There are three things to do in Hong Kong: 1) Go to Ocean Park or Quesnay: If you are not crazy about Quesnay, I suggest you go to Ocean Park. Ocean Park is very big. You can play from morning till night. It is suggested that dinner be arranged after that day, with evening programs. 2) Shopping: It is not appropriate to come to Hong Kong without buying anything. But now some small shops in Hong Kong are quite dark. It is recommended to buy in a big chain store unless you are familiar with it (know its brand and price), especially watches and jewelry. Now some shops in Hong Kong take some unknown brands and call them Swiss famous brands. Thousands of people sell them. I want to hit them when I see them. A. Cosmetics, electrical appliances, watches, gold and jewelry: go to Dalian Lock Store in Mong Kok or Causeway Bay to buy B. Clothes: famous brands, the most expensive (International Finance Center, Tsim Sha Tsui Peninsula Hotel in Harbour City), go to Causeway Bay (Times Square in sogou) and Mong Kok in the middle. The shops in some small commercial buildings are still quite affordable. D. Brand-name franchise store: There is a shopping mall in Tung Chung (it takes one hour by S subway from the city center, which is suitable for young people who come to shop). 3) Sightseeing: personal preference ranking 1. Tsim Sha Tsui seaside plus Avenue of Stars (1.5 hours is ok) 2. 3) China -Bad Legislative Council Building, Bank of China Building, Guo Jin Phase II (see the best place in Hong Kong) (1 hour is ok), but try not to go from Saturday afternoon to Sunday unless you don't want to see the beauty OL and the 200,000 Filipino maids. 4) Peak (only a standard view of Victoria Harbour is seen, but the mountain road is quite curved when going up and down by car, and the old people may not be able to stand it) (5 hours' drive back and forth, sightseeing) 5) Angping cable car plus Tiantan Buddha (plus 2d outlets is a good day trip. Unfortunately, if you only come for two days, you can only choose between here and Ocean Park. If you have the strength, you can climb Phoenix Mountain, the second highest peak in Hong Kong. 6) Lan Kwai Fong plus SOHO District: Many bars add foreigners. If you are a young man, I would advise him to go to Repulse Bay and Stanley: a beautiful place, but a little far away. S It is estimated that it will take five hours to drive back and forth) 8) Convention and Exhibition Center: Nothing, just the unification of a place marked Hong Kong. If you have a cold about this, you can go there, young man. No, I don't recommend it. 9) Shopping in Hong Kong Park plus Pacific Place: Near Zhongba. The advantage is that it won't cost money and the environment is very good. Many people take photos and videos here.

8. Where is the best place to shop in Hong Kong?

When traveling to Brazil, you must buy precious stones, leather goods, coffee and handicrafts.

1. Most visitors to Brazil can do it. I can't resist the temptation of gems. There are many kinds of gemstones in Brazil, including amethyst, opal, topaz, diamond, emerald, ruby and sapphire. 65% of the world's colored gems is produced in Brazil. Today Brazil is the world's leading jewelry center in the United States. Because all these gems are mined, cut, inlaid and designed in Brazil, they are cheap and attractive.

2. Leather goods Another thing worth buying in Brazil is leather goods, such as leather shoes, slippers, purses and wallets. Some of the best leather products come from southern Brazil, and handmade leather products can also be bought in street handicraft markets.

3. Coffee There are many kinds of Brazilian coffee, most of which are unwashed and dried. They are classified according to the name of the country of origin and the port of transport. There are 2 1 states and 17 states producing coffee in Brazil, but 4 of them produce the most coffee, accounting for 98% of the national total output. The taste of Brazilian coffee is sour, and with the bittersweet taste of coffee, the entrance is extremely smooth, with a touch of grass fragrance. The fragrance is slightly bitter and sweet, and the aftertaste can make people feel very comfortable.

Handicrafts include pottery, handmade lace and embroidery from northeast Brazil. Most attractive Indian handicrafts come from the northern Amazon.

9. What should I buy when I go shopping in Hong Kong?

Hong Kong dollars can only be used in Chinese mainland. Can only be converted into RMB through the bank. Actually, it's not just Hong Kong dollars, but any foreign currency will do. Our mainland uses RMB, the only currency issued by China, and other currencies can't be used normally because of their different exchange rates, so it's hard to tell whether they are true or false. Moreover, it is not a good thing for one country to popularize other countries.