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Macau — Entry Requirements

Visa-free entry British passport
Cost Free Free
Processing time N/A — no advance application required
How long you can stay Up to 180 days
Last checked 2026-10-18We scan official government sources daily to keep this as up to date as possible

Documents you need

Passport validity
Must be valid for the duration of your stay
Proof of onward travel
Yes — a valid onward or return ticket is required
Proof of accommodation
May be requested at the border
Proof of funds
May be requested — MOP 5,000–20,000 depending on intended stay length

Money

Extra fees
No visa fee for visa-free entry. Immigration officers may require evidence of MOP 5,000–20,000 in funds depending on length of stay
Departure tax
Included in your flight ticket price

Health

Health requirements
No routine vaccination requirement for UK travellers
Vaccinations
Macau vaccine recommendations (TravelHealthPro) ↗ NHS travel vaccination guidance ↗

Rules & notes

Notes
British Citizen passport holders can visit Macau visa-free for up to 180 days — longer than most nationalities. You'll need a valid onward or return ticket and may be asked to show sufficient funds for your stay.

Always apply directly on the official government website.

Apply on the Official Macau Government Site ↗
Sources (1 official government page)

The information on this page is drawn from the following official government pages:

Government travel requirements can change. Always verify on the official site before travelling.

Ready to apply? Apply on the official Macau government site ↗