Where does Hong Kong belong?

China
Hong Kong is a special administrative region of China and is an “inalienable part” of the country. Due to its special status, Hong Kong is able to exercise a high degree of autonomy and enjoy executive, legislative, and independent judicial power.

Where is Hong Kong city located?

AsiaHong Kong / Continent

Do Hong Kong addresses have postcodes?

Unlike many countries and cities worldwide, Hong Kong has no postcode. Delivery by Hongkong Post is generally regarded as effective, but the city does not use postcodes.

Do Hong Kong addresses have zip codes?

With the exception of mail from Mainland China, postal codes are not used in Hong Kong as the Hongkong Post deems it unnecessary to adopt such system.

Can you send parcels to Hong Kong?

DHL Air Express is the fastest way to send parcels to Hong Kong, with a shipping time of just 2 working days. This premium service is a fully tracked, courier collection service and is ideal for sending urgent packages and parcels to Hong Kong.

How long does it take to mail a package to Hong Kong?

⏱ How long does it take to ship from the US to Hong Kong? Getting a package from the USA to Hong Kong takes between 3-10 business days with fast delivery methods, about 10-20 business days with slower delivery methods, and about 20-30 business days with the slowest and cheapest delivery methods.

What does a China address look like?

Chinese Addresses are written starting with the postal code, followed by the largest administrative region (for example, province), and continue down to the smallest unit (for example, room number and mail receiver). In some instances both odd and even numbers are on the same side of the street.

How do Chinese addresses work?

Unlike addresses written in English, addresses written in Chinese begin with the largest geographic component (usually the province) and end with the smallest. When writing a street number or a building number, use the Arabic numeral followed by 号 (hào, a character used to indicate a number in a series).