The Consulate-General of Malaysia in Hong Kong advises Malaysians in Hong Kong that multiple districts in Hong Kong may be subject to disruptions caused by demonstrations and protests. These disruptions may take place with little or no notice.
Malaysians in Hong Kong are advised to avoid public demonstrations and protest areas. You are advised to exercise increased caution, be aware of your surroundings, not wear black or white in public, and keep a low profile. You are advised to monitor developments on local news and comply with the relevant announcements by the local authorities, especially the Hong Kong Police Force.
For Malaysians planning to travel to Hong Kong in the immediate or near future, you may wish to consider an option to reschedule your travel itinerary to a more conducive time in the future. If you intend to continue with your travel plans to Hong Kong, please comply with this notice and plan your movement beforehand so as to avoid any possible disruptions to your journey.
For updates from the local authorities, please follow the Hong Kong Police Force’s Facebook and Twitter social media accounts at: https://www.facebook.com/HongKongPoliceForce and https://twitter.com/hkpoliceforce. Updates on special traffic arrangements may be viewed at: www.td.gov.hk/en/special_news/sp news.htm. The service status of MTR lines, including the airport express may be viewed at: http://www.mtr.com.hk/en/customer/main/index.html.
For travellers, please check your flight status with your airline/s to confirm your flights departing to and from Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). You may also do so with the HKIA website at: https://www.hongkongairport.com/…/flights/de…/passenger.page. You may also wish to follow the Consulate-General of Malaysia’s social media accounts at: https://www.facebook.com/MALAYSIAinHongKongMacao and https://twitter.com/MYCGHKSAR.
If you require consular assistance, please contact the Consulate-General of Malaysia at +852 2821 0800 / mwhongkong@kln.gov.my (or +852-6900-6390 [WhatsApp/WeChat], after office hours). Malaysians in Hong Kong are also advised to register your particulars with the Consulate via the same email address.