Transit stay in Hong Kong, Hong Kong and Macau pass issues. Destination New Zealand Hong Kong-Singapore-New Zealand

1. Holding a Chinese passport and traveling to a third country via Hong Kong or returning to the mainland from a third country via Hong Kong can obtain a 7-day transit visa exemption in Hong Kong. There is no need to apply for a Hong Kong and Macau pass in advance. Just show your passport. When you go through the border inspection in China, they may ask you where you are going. Just tell them to go to New Zealand. In Hong Kong, they generally do not ask any questions whether you are entering or leaving the country. The Hong Kong Immigration Department basically When I see Chinese passports, they stamp the time limit of 7 days directly

2. Your stay in Singapore is 3 days. In Singapore, ICA used to have VFTF for Chinese and Indian citizens, but recently I No information about VFTF can be found on ICA’s website. Regarding the 96-hour visa-free transit, the current introductions of ICA and TSB are limited to citizens of Commonwealth countries, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and other countries who hold valid visas from a third country. In order to cause unnecessary trouble, it is best to apply for a Singapore tourist visa in advance about half a month to 20 days before departure. As for Hong Kong, as I have already answered in the previous question, the Hong Kong Immigration Department will not care about you at all. If you check in with Singapore Airlines in Hong Kong, you will be given a connecting ticket and your luggage will be directly linked to New Zealand, so When transiting in Singapore, it is recommended that you take all the necessities with you during your transit