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To raise public awareness of the ferry service for scattering of ashes at sea, FEHD invites members of the public to attend such service on the last Saturday of each month and it is free of charge.
Remarks:(1) On the date of visit, visitors must be punctual and arrive North Point (East) Passenger Pier before 8:45 a.m. for registration. If visitor is unable to attend the visit as scheduled, please notify FEHD in advance (2) The journey takes approximately 4.5 hours. The ferry returns to the North Point (East) Passenger Ferry Pier at around 1:30 p.m. (3) If the Hong Kong Observatory issues any Tropical Cyclone Warning signal or the Red/Black Rainstorm Warning Signal at or after 7:00 a.m. on the day of departure, the visit will be cancelled |
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- A Guide to After-Death ArrangementsText version
- Introduction to Cemeteries and Crematoria Services
- Charges for Cemeteries and Crematoria Services
Notice
- Due to outbreak of the novel coronavirus infection, FEHD has suspended the public visit to ferry service for scattering of ashes at sea until further notice. However, "Free ferry services for scattering ashes at sea" will be provided as usual by this Department on every Saturday (Except public holiday).
- FEHD releases Ballot Results of Application for Extendable Niches in Tsang Tsui Columbarium and Wong Nai Chung Road Columbarium
- Open Drawing of Lots and Computer Balloting for new extendable public niches at Tsang Tsui Columbarium and Wong Nai Chung Road Columbarium
- Allocation of extendable niches (2019/05)
- Supply of Public Niches (from 2019 to 2022)
- Ceased new application for re-used niche
- Commissioning of Facility for Keeping Abortuses "Garden of Forever Love"
- Opening of New Kwai Chung Garden of Remembrance
- Video: Keep the Environment Clean During Grave Sweeping
- Animated video: Introduction to Private Columbaria Ordinance
- Video: Publicity Event - "Returning to Nature What Nature Creates"
- Expansion of the service of Internet Memorial Service
- FEHD enhances ferry services for scattering ashes at sea
- Internet Memorial Service - memorial.gov.hk launched the Mobile Version and Demonstration Video
Burial Service
- Coffin Burial
- Notes on Burial and Exhumation Services
- Wo Hop Shek Cemetery Available Urn Grave Space for Allocation
Cremation Service
- Notes on Cremation Service
- Available Cremation Sessions Lookup
- Photo Gallery of Wo Hop Shek Crematorium and Cape Collinson Crematorium
Cremation Booking Service
- Booking Over Cremation Booking Offices
- Online Cremation Booking Service
- Extension of Service Hours of the Online Cremation Booking
- Demonstration Video of Online Booking (Prepayment at Offices / Online Payment)
Disposal of Cremated Ashes
- Niches
- Allocation of Niches in Tsang Tsui Columbarium and Wong Nai Chung Road Columbarium (2019)
- Supply of Public Niches (from 2019 to 2022)
- About the Niches
- Relaxation of the Arrangement – Placing Additional Cremated Ashes into Public Niches
- Video on Placing Additional Cremated Ashes into Public Niches
- Leaflet on Placing Additional Cremated Ashes into Public Niches
- Application for Allocation of New Niche
- Available Niches Lookup
- Waiting Time for Allocation of Reused Niches (Ceased new application for re-used niche)
- Photo Gallery of Wo Hop Shek Kiu Tau Road Columbarium Phase V
- Allocation of new niches at Cheung Chau Columbarium (only for eligible residents of Islands District)
- Scattering of Ashes
- Charge-free Scattering of Cremated Ashes in Gardens of Remembrance
- Scattering of Cremated Human Ashes in Hong Kong Waters
- Leaflet on Scattering of Cremains in Gardens of Remembrance or at Sea
- Leaflet on Scattering of Cremated Ashes in Gardens of Remembrance
- Leaflet on Scattering of Cremated Ashes in Hong Kong Waters
- Video of Diamond Hill Garden of Remembrance and Wo Hop Shek Garden of Remembrance
- Introduction to New Garden of Remembrance at Wo Hop Shek
- "Burial at sea a loving farewell" by news.gov.hk
- "A final act for the environment" by news.gov.hk.
- Video: Green Burial Scatter Ashes in Gardens of Remembrance - Mr Raymond Young
- Video: Green Burial Scatter Ashes at Sea - Mr Benny Li Shun-yan
- Temporary Storage Service for Cremains
- Online Payment for Cemeteries and Crematoria Services (Only applicable to application for Temporary Storage Service for Cremains, Placing Additional Cremated Ashes of the Deceased in Public Niches and Mounting Commemorative Plaques at Gardens of Remembrance)
Import and Export of Human Remains
List of Licensed Funeral Parlours, Undertakers of Burial and Registered Service Contractors
- List of Licensed Funeral Parlours
- List of Licensed Undertakers of Burial
- List of Registered Masons Permitted to Provide Services on Burial and Exhumation of Skeletal Remains, and Installation of Headstones and Grave Coverings Surfaces in Public Cemeteries
- List of Registered Marble Manufacturer/Contractor Permitted to Provide Services in Public Columbaria
Others
- Service for Keeping of Abortus
- Internet Memorial Service
- Leaflet on "Internet Memorial Service" (1, 2)
- Grave Location System
- Protect the Environment Use Eco-coffins
- Respect the Deceased Protect the Environment Use Eco-coffins (Only Chinese version is available)
- Works Booking Services (only for registered trade users)
- Unclaimed Dead Body Search System
Ancestor worship is part of our traditional culture. It is the duty of the descendants to furbish and maintain the graves of their forebears. To show their respect and filial piety, the descendants should attend the burial or exhumation of the skeletal remains of their forebears to ensure that the process runs smoothly and no mistake is made.