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FAQ

What are the must-buy souvenirs in Macau?▼

Must-buy souvenirs in Macau include: almond cookies (from established brands like Cheng Heong Yuan and YingKee), dried pork jerky (such as TimKee), egg rolls, cookies, and various traditional pastries. Rua de Nova do Mercado (New Road), St. Paul's Ruins, and Rua do Cunha are the main souvenir shopping areas.

Is there tax refund for shopping in Macau?▼

Macau currently does not have a formal tourist tax refund system, though some shopping malls and stores offer special discounts. Shopping in Hong Kong offers tax refunds, but Macau has not implemented this yet.

Where are the duty-free shops in Macau?▼

There is a duty-free shop in the departure hall of Macau International Airport, primarily selling alcohol, cigarettes, and cosmetics. Large resort properties in Cotai also have luxury boutiques, some offering discounts for visitors other than Hong Kong and Macau residents.

What are the shopping hours in Macau?▼

Macau stores typically operate from 10 AM to 10 PM, with some souvenir shops opening as early as 9 AM, and large shopping centers extending their hours until 11 PM on weekends and holidays.

Can I use RMB for shopping in Macau?▼

Macau's official currency is the Macau Pataca (MOP). Hong Kong dollars (HKD) can be used at a 1:1 ratio in most stores. RMB exchange rates vary by merchant, so it is recommended to exchange for Macau Pataca or Hong Kong dollars for use.