Hong Kong Outbound Travel Alerts, Country by Country
Countries below are grouped by Hong Kong Security Bureau's current advisory level, mapped onto our shared 1-to-4 scale. Where available, we also show Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording and a link to its official page — always check the source directly before you travel.
How Hong Kong Security Bureau Compares
Compared with other governments rating the same countries, Hong Kong Security Bureau tends to rate destinations less cautiously — its level matches the consensus among other governments 63.0% of the time.
4 Level 4 — Do Not Travel (4)
- Iran Mar 23, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Black (severe threat)” — Official page
- Israel Mar 23, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Black (severe threat)” — Official page
- Lebanon Sep 30, 2024
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Black (severe threat)” — Official page
- Syria Dec 29, 2025
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Black (severe threat)” — Official page
3 Level 3 — Reconsider Travel (2)
- Democratic Republic of the Congo May 21, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Red (significant threat)” — Official page
- Pakistan Sep 18, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Red (significant threat)” — Official page
2 Level 2 — Increased Caution (21)
- Bahrain Mar 23, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Bangladesh Jul 20, 2024
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Egypt Oct 28, 2023
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- India Nov 10, 2025
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Japan Aug 15, 2024
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Jordan Mar 23, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Kenya Jun 26, 2024
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Myanmar Mar 28, 2025
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Nepal Aug 26, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Oman Mar 23, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Peru Aug 21, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Philippines Jun 8, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Qatar Mar 23, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Russia Aug 2, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Saudi Arabia Sep 19, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Sri Lanka Nov 7, 2022
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Thailand Aug 23, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Tunisia May 12, 2023
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- Turkey Oct 28, 2025
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- United Arab Emirates May 5, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
- United Kingdom Apr 30, 2026
Hong Kong Security Bureau's own wording: “Amber (signs of threat)” — Official page
1 Level 1 — Normal Precautions (0)
Hong Kong Security Bureau lists no countries at level 1 today.
Hong Kong Security Bureau does not publish an advisory for every country. A country missing from the lists above simply has no published Hong Kong Security Bureau advisory — that is not the same as being declared safe.
Every level here is mapped onto the same 1–4 scale explained in our methodology.