Macanese Passport

The citizens of Macau can visit 116 countries without a visa. Macanese passport holders have access to get 32 e-visas or 22 visas on arrival. The Henley Passport Index has ranked the Macanese passport 33^rd in terms of travel freedom.

Macau is part of Eastern Asia. Macau has a population of 649.3K people and the capital is Macau. It is a developed country. The languages spoken are Chinese and Portuguese.

The legal tender is Macanese Pataca.

Macau is famous for its blend of Portuguese and Chinese cultures and its gambling industry. Even though gambling is illegal in other countries of the world it is legal in Macau. In fact, gambling tourism is the greatest source of revenue for Macau and the greatest revenue from gambling generated in the world.

In addition, Macau also has a huge number of hotels. According to Macau Government Tourism Office, the best time to visit Macau is from October to December.

Nearby countries for Macanese Passport

The nearest visa free countries to visit for Macanese passport holders are:

Hong Kong
Brunei
Malaysia
Philippines
Mongolia
Singapore

Visa free countries

If you are a citizen of Macau who happens to hold the country’s passport, here is the list of visa-free countries you can visit.

Country	Duration of Stay
Asia
Hong Kong	Visa free for a period of 180 days for holders of Macau Permanent Resident Identity Cards. Visa free for 7 days for passengers in transit to a third country holding MSAR passports.
Armenia	90 days
Brunei	14 days
Iran	21 days
Israel	90 days
Japan	90 days
South Korea	90 days
Malaysia	30 days
Mongolia	90 days
Myanmar	30 days
Philippines	14 days
Singapore	30 days
Thailand	30 days
Turkey	30 days
United Arab Emirates	30 days
Palestine	Arrival by sea to Gaza Strip not allowed.
Europe
Albania	90 days
Andorra	N/A
Austria	90 days
Belarus	30 days
Belgium	90 days
Bosnia and Herzegovina	90 days
Bulgaria	90 days
Croatia	90 days
Cyprus	90 days
Denmark	90 days
Estonia	90 days
Finland	90 days
France	90 days
Germany	90 days
Greece	90 days
Hungary	90 days
Iceland	90 days
Ireland	3 months
Italy	90 days
Latvia	90 days
Liechtenstein	90 days
Lithuania	90 days
Luxembourg	90 days
Malta	90 days
Moldova	90 days
Monaco	N/A
Montenegro	90 days
Netherlands	90 days
North Macedonia	90 days
Norway	90 days
Poland	90 days
Portugal	90 days
Romania	90 days
Russia	30 days
San Marino	N/A
Serbia	90 days
Slovakia	90 days
Slovenia	90 days
Spain	90 days
Sweden	90 days
Switzerland	90 days
United Kingdom	6 months
Vatican City	N/A
Faroe Islands	N/A
Gibraltar	N/A
Guernsey	N/A
Isle of Man	N/A
Jersey	N/A
Kosovo	90 days
Americas
Antigua and Barbuda	30 days
Argentina	30 days
Barbados	30 days
Brazil	90 days
Chile	30 days
Dominica	180 days
Dominican Republic	90 days
Ecuador	90 days
Grenada	3 months
Haiti	3 months
Mexico	180 days
Nicaragua	90 days
Saint Kitts and Nevis	N/A
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	30 days
Uruguay	90 days
Anguilla	3 months
Aruba	30 days
Bermuda	lesser than 6 months
British Virgin Islands	30 days
Cayman Islands	60 days for tourism / 10 days for business
French Guiana	90 days
Greenland	90 days
Montserrat	90 days
Saint Pierre and Miquelon	90 days
Sint Maarten	3 months
Turks and Caicos Islands	90 days
Falkland Islands	4 months
Africa
Cape Verde	90 days
Egypt	3 months
Gambia	90 days
Mali	90 days
Mauritius	90 days
Morocco	90 days
Namibia	3 months
Seychelles	3 months
South Africa	30 days
Tanzania	3 months
Mayotte	90 days
Réunion	90 days
Oceania
Fiji	4 months
Kiribati	30 days
Micronesia	30 days
Samoa	30 days
Vanuatu	30 days
Cook Islands	31 days
French Polynesia	90 days
New Caledonia	90 days
Niue	30 days
Pitcairn Islands	14 days visa free and landing fee US$35 or tax of US$5 if not going ashore.
Wallis and Futuna	90 days
Antarctic
French Southern and Antarctic Lands	90 days excludes Adélie Land

This data has been sourced from Wikipedia

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a visa to go to Macau?

Those visiting the country for tourism purpose for less than 30 days, they generally will not need a visa. Other purposes of visit other than tourism will require a visa.

How can I get PR in Macau?

Those seeking for permanent resident must be ordinary residents in Macau for seven consecutive years before they can be eligible.

Can people in Macau speak English?

The official languages of Macau are Chinese and Portuguese, even though Portuguese is only spoken by a small minority. English is widely spoken by people in Macau as well.