Frequently Asked Questions > Immigration > Visit / Transit - Mainland Residents Holding a Permit for Mainland Residents to Travel to and from Taiwan   Mainland Residents Holding a Permit for Mainland Residents to Travel to and from Taiwan Questions： 1 I used my Permit for Mainland Residents to Travel to and from Taiwan to transit Macao and was granted a limit of stay of 7 days. However, I overstayed for 2 days because of illness. I did fly to the Region of Taiwan immediately after paying the fine. Can I transit Macao again by flying from the Region of Taiwan? How long can I stay? 2 I came to Macao with my Exit-entry Permit for Mainland Residents to Travel to and from the Region of Taiwan in June and overstayed for 2 days. I paid the fine, but then I overstayed again for 3 days in July. I was notified that I am interdicted from entry to Macao. So when can I re-enter Macao? 3 I travelled with my Permit for Mainland Residents to Travel to and from Taiwan (with a multiple-entry endorsement to the Region of Taiwan) from Shenzhen to Thailand via Hong Kong. Then I flew from Thailand to Macao, entering via the Macao International Airport. If I use the same travel document to enter Macao within 30 days from my last departure, will I be refused entry? 4 At which pregnancy stage will I be refused entry to Macao? 5 I heard that some people do not have to fill in an Arrival Card upon entry to Macao. I wonder which type of passengers can benefit from such facilitating policy? 6 What is the fine per day for overstaying in Macao? Will it incur imprisonment? Previous Page

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