Hong Kong
Parking
Where to park, how much it costs, what documents you need, and how to avoid fines.
0
Zones
0
Fees
0
Procedures
1
Operators
Fees
No fees recorded yet. The pipeline will populate this once the first crawl completes.
Who runs parking here 1
official
Hong Kong — Parking Authority
Suggest edit
Sign in to propose an edit. Every proposal goes through a reviewer before going live.
Documents you may need
No document requirements recorded yet.
Longer read
Parking in Hong Kong is expensive and spaces are limited, especially on Hong Kong Island.
On-Street Parking
- Metered pay-and-display: HK$4 per 15 minutes
- Strict no-parking zones throughout the city
- No parking on lit roads outside designated spaces
- Illegal to park on pavements, pedestrian ways, or verges
Government and Public Garages
- Approximately 4,000 spaces across 10 government-operated garages
- Hourly: HK$15–25 (day), HK$13–19 (night)
- Quarterly permits: HK$6,600–13,050 (lottery-based assignment)
Private Garages
- Monthly: HK$1,500–12,000 depending on area (Sai Kung cheapest, Mid-Levels most expensive)
- Housing Authority lots: HK$17–24/hour, monthly HK$1,500–3,000
Enforcement
Towing for illegal parking. Meter fees were doubled in 2025–26 to discourage long-term meter occupancy.
Recommendation
Do not drive in central Hong Kong. The MTR and bus networks are comprehensive and cheaper than parking for even a few hours.