Macau
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No entry permit required for foreigners arriving from the mainland
Foreigners who hold a temporary residency permit or a special permit to stay in the SAR will be allowed to enter the city from ... -
Macau returnees may find few flights via Taiwan
It may not be easy for returnees to Macau to find flights back home via Taiwan, despite Taiwan’s reopening to international transit. Although the ... -
Gov’t stresses monitoring repair work of Guia Hill landslide
Local authorities said that relevant services have contacted the tenants of the affected units caused by the landslide that occurred near the back of ... -
Gov’t warns of unauthorized financial institutions
The Monetary Authority of Macao (AMCM) alerts the public that Indo Market, Global Indonesia Market and Loja de Conveniência Iao Kei are not authorized ... -
Organizers preparing for ‘back to normal’ Macau GP
The Macau Grand Prix Organizing Committee (MGPOC) is preparing for the return of the local Grand Prix (GP) this year to past glories, with ... -
‘10+7’ measure requires 11 days of stay at quarantine hotel
The government has clarified that arrivals from June 15 may only leave the medical observation hotel on the 11th day, after completing a 10-day ... -
H&M officially closes doors in Macau, promises to return
Fashion giant H&M has officially shut its doors in Macau with the closing on Sunday evening of the brand’s last operating store at The ... -
Survey: 60% youth vocationally affected amid Covid-19
A survey has revealed that 60% of local youths have faced unemployment or involuntary job changes during the two and a half years of Covid-19 ... -
Over 95% people oppose gov’t proposal on trade union segregation
A majority of comments showed objection to the government’s proposal of classifying future trade unions into three types, the Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) disclosed recently. ... -
Parliamentary committee to conclude gaming law discussion tomorrow
The parliamentary committee responsible for the review of the gaming law will sign its opinions tomorrow, signaling the conclusion of the discussion process. Yesterday, ... -
Gov’t widens scope of SME insurance policy
Small and medium-sized enterprises’ (SME) insurance coverage has been expanded to cover losses during black rainstorm warning signals, a joint-statement issued by government bureaus ... -
Cheoc Van pool closes to public due to bad weather damage
The Cheoc Van Swimming Pool has been closed to the public since last Friday, the Sports Bureau (ID) announced. In a statement, ID announced ... -
Taiwan to resume international air transit service
Due to developments in Taiwan’s Covid-19 conditions, the island’s health agency has recently announced that international air transit services will resume from June 15. ... -
Residents slam gov’t for slow action on Guia Hill landslide warnings
Residents of the neighborhood where last Thursday’s Guia Hill landslide happened have criticized the Government for not heeding their warnings that such an incident ... -
Macau Legend discloses plans to ‘adjust’ 16% worker placements
The parent company of the Macau Fisherman’s Wharf will see “adjustments” in 16% of its workforce due to the over 20% drop in revenue, ... -
CE confident on H2 economic recovery
The Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng has expressed his confidence in Macau’s economy picking up by the second half of the year. On Friday ... -
Macao Art Festival concludes with 90% ticketing rate
Nearly 30,000 people participated in the programs and outreach activities of this year’s Macao Art Festival, which was themed “Invigorate.” “The overall ticketing rate ... -
Olympic Sports Center’s pool closed following fire
A fire broke out in the carpark engine room of the Macau Olympic Aquatic Center around 8 p.m. on Saturday, causing the Sports Bureau ... -
Gov’t to adopt ‘10+7’ measure from June 15
The quarantine period for inbound travellers from overseas will be shortened from 14 days to 10 days, the government announced over the weekend. From June 15, individuals who ... -
IC pledges to ‘realistically restore’ damaged four-century-old city wall
The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) has pledged that it will restore the severely damaged four-century-old city wall “following its original form, skills and materials.” ... -
Vehicle smuggles 31 bottles of Moutai
Law enforcement officers at the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (HZMB) discovered a cross-boundary vehicle traveling from Macau to Guangdong smuggling 31 bottles of Moutai from ... -
Gov’t shortens quarantine period to 10 days
The quarantine period for inbound travellers from overseas will be shortened from 14 days to 10 days, the government announced today. From June 15, individuals who meet certain ... -
All foreign workers to be allowed in from Monday
Non-resident workers of all nationalities will be accepted into the city from next Monday, a public health official told a press conference yesterday. Currently, ... -
TIS to expand its international dimension with IB primary diploma in 2023
The International School of Macau (TIS), currently celebrating its 20th anniversary, is looking to the future, with concrete plans for expanding its international dimension, ... -
Macau to host first-ever luxury goods expo in partnership with Hengqin
Macau will host its first-ever exhibition dedicated to premium quality and luxury goods in September this year. The event was unveiled yesterday at a ... -
One-China Principle has zero room for compromise
The Taiwan question is the most important and sensitive issue in China-US relations. The core of the Taiwan question is “one China”. There is ... -
Law review aiming to ban e-cigarettes passes first reading
With 29 lawmakers voting “yes,” the law review proposal aiming at banning e-cigarettes in the city passed in a first reading yesterday in the ... -
Lotus Festival running till next weekend
The 22nd Macau Lotus Festival will launch at Taipa Houses today and will run until next Sunday. The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) will hold ... -
Aussie police link dirty cash to Chinese syndicate
An exclusive from the Age newspaper yesterday revealed that Australian police have uncovered a suspected Chinese money laundering syndicate headquartered in Victoria and NSW ... -
Three US companies sanctioned over blueprints sent to China
The Biden administration yesterday [Macau time] accused three U.S. companies of sending to China blueprints and technical drawings for satellite and rocket technology and ... -
Non-local workers of all nationalities to be allowed in from Monday
Non-resident workers of all nationalities will be accepted to enter the city from next Monday, a health official announced this afternoon (Thursday). Before then, ... -
Heavy rainstorm puts city underwater again
Floods were recorded in many locations across Macau yesterday as heavy rainfall hit the city from early morning until the evening. Videos and pictures ... -
Economy chief says closure of satellite casinos not related to law review
Secretary for Economy and Finance Lei Wai Nong insisted yesterday that the Gaming Law review had nothing to do with the claimed serial closures ... -
Local NGO disagrees with IC on Guia Hill building
The Concern Group for the Protection of the Guia Lighthouse has issued a statement condemning the latest decision on the building project located at ... -
Gov’t internship scheme registrations only accepted in Chinese
The registration platform for an internship program co-hosted by the government and local employers is only available in Chinese, despite the program having operated ...
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