Macau Tour Packages

Macau is a special administrative region with immigration arrangements separate from mainland China, and the Macao SAR government lists India among the nationalities exempted from a visa. The published entitlement is a maximum stay of 30 days for holders of a valid passport or travel document. That means an ordinary Indian passport holder does not apply for anything in advance — you present your passport at the checkpoint and are admitted. Macau’s immigration authority also operates an "Authorization to Enter and Stay", sometimes described as a visa upon arrival, at the visa room of any checkpoint for travellers who are not exempted; Indian passport holders should not need it, but it exists. A mainland Chinese visa is not a Macau visa and does not admit you to Macau, and equally a Macau entry does not admit you to the mainland — if your trip includes both, they are two separate entry questions.

Thirty days is the ceiling, not the norm Thirty days is the maximum the exemption grants; the officer at the checkpoint decides the authorised stay within it, as at any border. Bring the ordinary evidence of a short visit — return ticket, accommodation, funds — and the question does not arise. The point worth planning around is the separation between Macau and the mainland: they run different immigration systems, so a Hong Kong or mainland itinerary needs its own entry position worked out rather than assumed. We do not publish Macau entry fees or processing times here.