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Cross-border

What is a cross-border vehicle? Flying Eagle’s service

Cross-border vehicles hold Hong Kong and Mainland registrations and can travel directly between them through land crossings. Flying Eagle Coach Company provides cross-border hire and cross-border coaches services in 7-seaters, 16-seat minibuses and 45/49-seat coaches, picking up anywhere in Hong Kong for door-to-door travel to Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Zhuhai, Dongguan, Foshan, Zhongshan and other Pearl River Delta cities, without changing vehicles at the border.

Whether for business, visiting family, company study tours, cross-border weddings or Shenzhen Airport, chartered transport coordinates several passengers, luggage items and locations together. For Hong Kong-only activities, see Local coach hire or Hong Kong coach hire services .

Cross-border vehicle types

  • 7-seater (1–6 passengers)
  • 16-seat cross-border minibus
  • 45-seat and 49-seat cross-border coaches

Service routes

  • Hong Kong–Shenzhen, including Shenzhen Airport
  • Hong Kong–Guangzhou, Zhuhai, Dongguan, Foshan and Zhongshan
  • Enquire about Huizhou, Jiangmen, Zhaoqing and other cities

Indicative Shenzhen Airport fares (one way)

  • 7-seater: from $1,100
  • 16-seat minibus: from $1,500
  • 45/49-seat coach: from $2,000

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Fleet

Choosing 7-seaters, 16-seat minibuses and cross-border coaches

All cross-border vehicles have valid registrations for both jurisdictions and undergo regular maintenance. Choose according to passengers and luggage:

Vehicle type Suggested group size Luggage Suitable journeys
7-seater MPV 1–6 passengers Approximately 4–5 medium suitcases Business, families and airport transfers
16-seat cross-border minibus Approximately 7–16 passengers Luggage space available Department travel, family gatherings and small groups
45/49-seat cross-border coach Approximately 17–49 passengers Separate luggage compartment Company team-building, study visits and tour groups

7-seaters: a popular business and family choice

A common cross-border option for business travellers, small families and colleagues. Spacious interiors offer leather seats, individual air-conditioning and USB charging, suited to luggage on airport or Mainland hotel trips. See Fleet photographs for 7-seater and Alphard exteriors and interiors.

16-seat cross-border minibuses: value for medium-sized groups

Suitable for a dozen or so colleagues, relatives or friends. The medium-sized vehicle includes luggage space and keeps the whole group together, making coordination easier than separate public-transport journeys.

45-seat and 49-seat coaches: large cross-border groups

These suit team-building, factory visits, exhibition trips and tours. They have separate luggage compartments, air-conditioning, microphones and audiovisual facilities for longer journeys. Where a group has local and cross-border stages, combine them with local coaches in one arrangement.

Indicative charges

Cross-border prices: Hong Kong–Shenzhen Airport

The following charges are taken from Flying Eagle’s price list for reference; the confirmed quotation applies.

Cross-border one-way fares

Journey 16 seats 45/49 seats 7-seater MPV
Urban Kowloon / Hong Kong Island to Shenzhen Airport (one way) Prices may vary during festivals and holidays From 1,500 From 2,000 From 1,100
Shenzhen Airport to urban Hong Kong Island (one way) Prices may vary during festivals and holidays From 1,800 From 2,100 From 1,200
  • 7-seater: before 07:00 or after 22:00, an overtime charge of $200 per journey applies.
  • 16-seat minibuses and 45/49-seat coaches: before 07:00 or after 19:30, an overtime charge of $500 per journey applies.
  • Waiting is limited to 15 minutes. Exceeding this is charged as 1 hour at $350 per hour.
  • For urban Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Zhuhai, Dongguan, Foshan, Zhongshan and other routes, provide dates, passenger numbers and addresses for a quotation.

No refund is given for cancellation within 24 hours.

Worked example: an early 7-seater to Shenzhen Airport

Urban Kowloon to Shenzhen Airport starts at $1,100 for a 7-seater. Before 07:00, add $200 overtime, giving approximately $1,300. A 16-seater leaving urban Hong Kong Island after 19:30 costs from $1,500 + $500 overtime = approximately $2,000. Compare rates in the cross-border price comparison guide .

Routes

Cross-border routes: Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta

Hong Kong–Shenzhen

Shenzhen is the most popular destination. Flying Eagle serves Futian, Luohu, Nanshan, Shekou, Bao’an, Longhua, Longgang and Shenzhen Airport from Hong Kong districts. Whether for meetings, shopping or connecting to a Mainland train or flight, the vehicle can take you directly to your destination.

Hong Kong–Guangzhou

Guangzhou is Guangdong’s capital and a southern China business centre. Direct hire serves Tianhe, Baiyun, Panyu, Nansha, Huadu and other areas for meetings, exhibitions and purchasing trips. Groups can use 45/49-seat coaches.

Hong Kong–Zhuhai, Zhongshan and Jiangmen

The Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge reaches urban Zhuhai, Gongbei and Hengqin, as well as Zhongshan and Jiangmen on the Pearl River’s west bank, reducing detours through Shenzhen. It operates 24 hours. Enquire about Hong Kong–Macao transfers too.

Hong Kong–Dongguan, Foshan, Huizhou and other cities

Coverage also includes Dongguan, Foshan, Huizhou, Zhaoqing and other Pearl River Delta cities for factory inspections and business visits. Multiple Mainland stops are quoted by itinerary. See complete cross-border charter guide .

Control points

Border crossing choices and opening hours

Hong Kong has six road boundary control points, including Shenzhen Bay, Huanggang, Man Kam To, Sha Tau Kok, the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge and Heung Yuen Wai. Drivers recommend a crossing according to destination, departure time and traffic. Common passenger clearance hours are:

Crossing Opening hours Suitable destinations
New Huanggang Port 24 hours Futian and central Shenzhen; late-night or early-morning travel
Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge 24 hours Zhuhai, Macao, Zhongshan and Jiangmen
Shenzhen Bay Port 06:30–24:00 Nanshan, Shekou, Qianhai and Bao’an in Shenzhen
Liantang Port (Heung Yuen Wai) 07:00–22:00 Eastern Shenzhen and Huizhou
Man Kam To 07:00–22:00 Luohu, Shenzhen
  • Opening arrangements may change with government announcements. Check the Transport Department and HKeMobility before departure.

Huanggang: replacing Lok Ma Chau passenger clearance, open 24 hours

The rebuilt Huanggang Port opened at 06:30 on 12 October 2026 with 24-hour operation; Lok Ma Chau passenger clearance was suspended at the same time. Around 2 km from central Futian, it is a common choice for late-night, early-morning or central Shenzhen journeys.

Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge: direct to Zhuhai and Macao

The 55 km bridge system comprises a 12 km Hong Kong Link Road, 29.6 km main bridge and 13.4 km Zhuhai Link Road. The Hong Kong-to-Zhuhai/Macao port journey is approximately 42 km, with 24-hour clearance. There are no U-turns, petrol stations or toilets en route, so plan ahead.

Shenzhen Bay: co-location clearance for Nanshan and Shekou

Shenzhen Bay uses a co-location arrangement, with both jurisdictions’ formalities in one passenger terminal. Passenger clearance is 06:30–24:00, suited to western Shenzhen, Nanshan technology parks, Shekou and Qianhai.

Liantang (Heung Yuen Wai): eastern Shenzhen

Liantang is in Luohu, Shenzhen, opposite Hong Kong’s Heung Yuen Wai Control Point. Hours are 07:00–22:00, convenient for eastern Shenzhen and Huizhou.

Man Kam To: Luohu, Shenzhen

Man Kam To connects to Luohu and operates 07:00–22:00.

Documents

Documents and clearance advice

Hong Kong and Macao residents

Bring a valid Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents.

Mainland residents

Bring a valid Exit-Entry Permit for Hong Kong and Macao with the required endorsement.

Foreign nationals

Bring a valid passport and the applicable Chinese visa or visa-free entry entitlement. Check current entry requirements yourself before departure.

Clearance tips

  • Provide the total passenger count when booking for suitable seating.
  • Check every document is valid and keep it with you, not in a suitcase.
  • Observe customs rules in both jurisdictions.
  • Crossings can be congested at weekends and around long holidays. Allow more time, especially when catching a flight.

Use cases

Uses for cross-border vehicles and coaches

Business trips

For Mainland meetings, negotiations and contract signing, a 7-seater offers private, comfortable space to work or rest.

Corporate team-building and study visits

For Mainland team-building, factories or exhibitions, a 45/49-seat coach coordinates all staff in one transfer.

Family visits and holidays

Travel together for family visits, hometown trips or leisure. Older relatives and children may find the vehicle more comfortable than public transport, with room for luggage.

Cross-border airport transfers

Arrange Shenzhen Airport journeys, or Mainland travellers’ journeys through Hong Kong Airport, around flight schedules. For local Hong Kong Airport transfers, see airport bus transfer guide .

Cross-border weddings

The couple and guests can travel between jurisdictions for ceremonies and banquets; the Hong Kong stage can be combined with Wedding coaches .

Tours and community activities

Travel agencies, community organisations and school exchanges can leave Hong Kong directly in a cross-border coach, reducing changes of transport.

How to book

Cross-border booking process

Step 1: request a quotation

Contact us by telephone, WhatsApp, WeChat (candypak0923) or email with dates, times, passengers, Hong Kong pick-up, Mainland destination and luggage.

Step 2: confirm the booking

After accepting the quotation, provide passenger names, contact telephone and document details if required. Some services may require a deposit.

Step 3: travel across the border

The driver waits at the agreed place and time, helps boarding and luggage, and assists with relevant crossing procedures. The waiting allowance is 15 minutes, so arrive on time.

Step 4: pay

Pay by cash in HKD/RMB, WeChat Pay, Alipay or bank transfer; corporate clients may apply for monthly billing. See all methods in the Contact us .

Why Flying Eagle

Why choose Flying Eagle’s cross-border service?

Valid dual registrations

All cross-border vehicles hold valid Hong Kong and Mainland registrations for lawful operation.

Drivers licensed in both jurisdictions

Drivers hold valid licences for Hong Kong and the Mainland, know crossing procedures and Mainland roads, and speak Cantonese, Mandarin and English.

Door-to-door transfers

Pick-up at a hotel, home, office or airport, directly to the Mainland destination without changing vehicles.

Local and cross-border service together

The same company provides local coaches and cross-border coaches, so local transfers before and after a border journey can be arranged together.

Transparent pricing

The published list includes Shenzhen Airport reference fares, overtime and waiting. See Price list .

Flexible times

Early-morning, late-night and holiday journeys can use 24-hour crossings.

FAQ

Cross-border vehicle hire FAQs

What is a cross-border vehicle?

It holds registrations for Hong Kong and the Mainland and can travel between them through land crossings. Passengers board in Hong Kong and reach Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Zhuhai or other Mainland destinations without changing vehicles at the border.

Which cross-border vehicles does Flying Eagle offer?

7-seaters, 16-seat minibuses and 45-seat/49-seat coaches, serving individuals, families and large groups.

How much is Hong Kong to Shenzhen Airport?

Urban Kowloon or Hong Kong Island to Shenzhen Airport starts at $1,100 one way for a 7-seater, $1,500 for 16 seats and $2,000 for 45/49 seats. Festival and holiday prices may vary.

How much is Shenzhen Airport to urban Hong Kong Island?

Starting one-way fares to urban Hong Kong Island are $1,200 for a 7-seater, $1,800 for 16 seats and $2,100 for 45/49 seats. Festival and holiday prices may vary.

Is there cross-border early-morning or late-night overtime?

Yes. 7 seats before 07:00 or after 22:00 add $200 per journey. 16-seat minibuses and 45/49-seat coaches before 07:00 or after 19:30 add $500.

How long can a cross-border vehicle wait?

Waiting is limited to 15 minutes. Exceeding this is charged as 1 hour at $350 per hour.

How much is hire to urban Shenzhen, Guangzhou or Zhuhai?

The price list provides reference fares for urban Hong Kong–Shenzhen Airport. For urban Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Zhuhai, Dongguan, Foshan, Zhongshan and other routes, provide dates, passengers and exact pick-up/drop-off addresses.

What documents are needed?

Hong Kong/Macao residents need a valid Mainland Travel Permit; Mainland residents need an Exit-Entry Permit with endorsement; foreign nationals need a valid passport and applicable Chinese visa or visa-free arrangement. Check validity before travel.

Which border crossing is used?

It depends on destination and time. Common choices include Shenzhen Bay, Huanggang, Man Kam To, Liantang (Heung Yuen Wai) and the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge. Nanshan/Shekou often use Shenzhen Bay; Zhuhai/Macao often use the bridge.

Which crossings operate 24 hours?

Huanggang and the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge. Shenzhen Bay passenger clearance is 06:30–24:00; Man Kam To and Liantang (Heung Yuen Wai) are 07:00–22:00. Check official announcements for changes.

Can passengers still cross at Lok Ma Chau Control Point?

The rebuilt Huanggang Port opened at 06:30 on 12 October 2026 and Lok Ma Chau passenger clearance was suspended. Use the new Huanggang Port for this route.

Will the driver assist with clearance?

Drivers know crossing procedures and assist with boarding, luggage and relevant formalities. Passengers must still carry valid documents and complete their own immigration procedures.

How much luggage can be taken?

A 7-seater holds approximately 4–5 medium suitcases. 16-seat minibuses and 45/49-seat coaches have space for more. State substantial luggage requirements when booking.

Can there be multiple Mainland stops?

Yes. Multiple pick-ups or drop-offs suit business or family visits and are quoted according to the actual itinerary.

What is included in a cross-border fare?

The base hire includes vehicle, driver, fuel and road tolls. Mainland standby or multiple locations may cost extra; the quotation applies.

How do cross-border and local coaches differ?

Cross-border coaches need dual registrations and drivers licensed in both jurisdictions to cross directly. Local coaches operate only within Hong Kong. Flying Eagle’s cross-border coaches have 45/49 seats, while local options include 24/28, 45 and 60 seats.

Which payment methods are accepted?

Cash in HKD/RMB, WeChat Pay, Alipay, bank transfer, cheque, PayMe or FPS. Corporate clients may apply for monthly billing.

Do festival and holiday cross-border prices differ?

Yes. The price list notes festival and holiday variations; the confirmed quotation applies.

Are cancelled cross-border bookings refundable?

Cancellation within 24 hours is non-refundable under Flying Eagle’s price list. Notify customer service early of itinerary changes.

How do I book a cross-border vehicle?

Call 2456 9339, WhatsApp 5922 9318, WeChat candypak0923 or email flyingeagle246@hotmail.com with dates, times, passengers, pick-up and Mainland destination for a quotation.

Book a cross-border vehicle or coach

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