VERIFIED2026.09.23Luohu: the Border Crossing and Old Shenzhen · 22.555°N 114.154°E
No ticketingPassport needed
Shenzhen's newest land crossing, opened for goods in August 2020 and for passengers in February 2023, and the main crossing for the eastern side of the city. Hours are 07:00-22:00. On the Hong Kong side it is called Heung Yuen Wai, and the useful detail is that you do not need a train: buses B7, B8 and 59S leave from the ground floor on the Hong Kong side straight to Fanling, Sheung Shui, Tai Po and Sha Tin.
AddressLiantang Subdistrict, Luohu District - north onto Luosha Road, south onto the Shenzhen River; named Heung Yuen Wai Boundary Control Point on the Hong Kong side (深圳市罗湖区莲塘街道，北临罗沙路，南至深圳河)Verified · 2025-10Source ↗Navigate ↗
EntranceMetro Line 2 Liantang Kou'an station: exit A3 at Lanting International Plaza on Luosha Road (escalator) or A2 (step-free lift). Bus terminus is on level B1 of the passenger building; two more stops, Liantang Kou'an 1 and 2, are on Luosha Road by Siji Yuyuan Plaza (port office)
Passport required. Passport with a valid Chinese visa or other visa-free basis; foreign passports are not on the published list of documents eligible for the face-scan smart lanes
Paying on site
No ticket. Metro Line 2 from 2 yuan, foreign cards can be tapped at the gate; Hong Kong buses pay on board
Language
Information desk on the third floor in the departure hall: directions, first-aid kit, free wifi, charging, wheelchairs, lost property, umbrella hire, hot water (port office)