Can Chinese people go to Hong Kong and Macau?

Yes, mainland residents can visit Hong Kong and Macau, but not with a visa. They have to apply for an 'Exit-Entry Permit for Travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macau' at Public Security Bureaus of their places of residence. read more

Mainland Chinese can go to Hong Kong and Macau as long as they have a valid EEP, which will be inspected at the border. If they are transiting to or from another country outside of China via Hong Kong or Macau, their Chinese passport can grant them a stay of 7 days. read more

You cannot enter Hong Kong on a P.R.China visa. Going into Hong Kong (and also Macau) count as another country as far as immigration controls are concerned. They have separate visa requirements. read more

If Chinese passport holders will go for mainland China or Macau via Hong Kong, onward air tickets are not compulsory. It seems that this could be used to allow her visaless entry to Hong Kong, as we only plan to go for 3-4 days. read more