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Where Should Ashes Be Placed? Four Main Options

After cremation and collection of the Permit to Take Away Cremated Ashes (FEHB 153, commonly called the ‘ashes permit’), the next decision is where the ashes or skeletal remains will ultimately be placed. Hong Kong has four main options: FEHD public niches, niches in Chinese Permanent Cemeteries managed by the BMCPC, licensed private columbaria, and green burial through scattering ashes. Choosing burial instead involves a grave in a public or private cemetery, with attention to the six-year exhumation requirement.

Our company represents various private and government columbarium niches and cemeteries. Please call us for enquiries. In addition to enjoying special discounts, we have a professional team to provide free luxury 7-person car transportation and provide professional advice. The following is a compilation of the latest tolls, application timetables, qualifications and document requirements for each road, all based on information published by the government and BMCPC.

Compare the four major options at a glance

To put it simply: If you have the lowest budget and are not in a hurry , go for a public niche or green funeral; If you want to accommodate the whole family at once and don’t want to draw lots again , you can consider the BMCPC family niche; If you are in a hurry and want to choose your own seat and direction , you should check it out Private columbarium niche . We can accompany you on all three roads. For details, please refer to Placement of New Ashes Niche .

FEHD public columbarium niche: latest monthly allocation schedule for 2026

In the past, public niches were “recommended once a year, and over 10,000 of them were available at one time.” You had to wait until the application period to submit your application form. The current arrangement has changed: FEHD will accept applications throughout the year starting from August 1, 2026, and will allocate renewable columbarium niches of Wo Hop Shek columbarium Phase 6, Cape Collinson Xinxia columbarium, Shek Mun columbarium and Tsang Tsui columbarium every month until further notice.

Application and lottery timetable

• Application period : 9:00 a.m. on the first day of each month to 5:00 p.m. on the last day of the month (unless otherwise announced).
• Lottery : The application month will be accepted on the 20th of the next month (if it falls on a Saturday or a public holiday, it will be postponed to the next working day) at 10 a.m. at the public columbarium niche allocation office.
• Watch : The lottery process will be recorded and uploaded to the FEHD website. 50 seats are reserved on site for the public to witness on a first-come, first-served basis. No reservation is required.
• Result Inquiry : You can check immediately on the FEHD website after the lottery is drawn, or call the hotline 2841 9111 ; FEHD will also notify the winners of the specific niche number allocated via WhatsApp/SMS, email or mail.

Number of niches allocated each month

Important mechanism: If the applicant applies for a standard niche but is not allocated to the selected columbarium, the applicant will be allocated to the non-scented/non-scented standard niche of Tsang Tsui columbarium ; if the applicant applies for a large niche but is not allocated to the selected resettlement site, the applicant will be allocated to the non-scented large niche of Tsang Tsui. Therefore, the number of niches launched by Tsang Tsui will be adjusted according to the application status. It should also be noted that Shimen columbarium is completely incense-free and does not have any facilities for burning incense and candle offerings.

Eligibility

The deceased must meet one of the following conditions before ashes can be stored in the columbarium niche under FEHD:

1. He was a Hong Kong resident at the time of death and his remains were cremated in a government crematorium within three months after death; or
2. The deceased was a Hong Kong resident for at least 10 of the 20 years immediately before death and was cremated outside Hong Kong, with residence documents and valid legal supporting documents; or
3. His remains were legally recovered in Hong Kong and then cremated at a government crematorium.

Required documents

1. A copy of the applicant’s Hong Kong Identity Card;
2. The Hong Kong Identity Card of each deceased person, or a copy of the document used to prove that the deceased is a Hong Kong resident;
3. A copy of the " Permit to Take Ashes " for each deceased (this does not apply to ashes still stored in the government crematorium; if the FEHD cremation time has been successfully booked before the end of the application period, you can also submit the "body of the deceased cremation fee receipt" together with the application form first, and resubmit as soon as possible after obtaining the Permit to Take Away Cremated Ashes), or " Cremation Certificate or a copy of Permit to Remove / Exhume Remains .

If you apply for a niche to house two or more deceased ashes, you must submit copies of documents proving the close relative or close relationship between the deceased who is buried together and the first deceased (such as marriage certificate, birth certificate). "Close relative" means a spouse, parent, grandparent, brother, sister, spouse's father, spouse's mother, daughter-in-law, son-in-law, or a direct descendant in the paternal or maternal line. Those who fail to submit a valid certificate can go to Hong Kong Island Cemeteries and Crematoria Office (1J Wong Nai Chung Road, Happy Valley), Kowloon Cemeteries and Crematorium Office (G/F, 6 Cheong Hang Road, Hung Hom) or Public columbarium niche allocation office (35th Floor, Tower 1, Metropolis Plaza, 223 Hing Fong Road, Kwai Fong) Go through the oath-taking procedures.

FEHD clearly reminds you that applications with incomplete documents, incomplete information, late or repeated submissions will not be accepted. There is no fee to pay when submitting the application. If you have not received a confirmation reply slip with the application number ten calendar days after submitting your application, you should call 2841 9111 for enquiry.

Submission method

• Drop the application form into the drop-in box at the FEHD Cemeteries and Crematoria offices on Hong Kong Island or Kowloon during office hours;
• Fill out the online application form and upload the required documents in PDF or JPEG format (FEHD strongly recommends to apply online to avoid postal delays and receive a confirmation reply quickly);
• Email to apply_newniche@fehd.gov.hk;
• Fax to 2333 1716; or
• Mail to FEHD Hong Kong Island or Kowloon Cemeteries and Crematoria offices.

Charges and payments

Renewable standard columbarium niche for the first 20 years $2,400 , monument permission $90 ; renewable large columbarium niche for the first 20 years $3,000 , monument permission $90 ; then add the deceased ashes $140 per person . When handling the allocation procedure, you can pay by "EPS", "FPS", check or cashier's order; if you pay by check or cashier's check, the face amount is $2,490 (standard niche) or $3,090 (large niche). The payment must be made payable to "The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region", and the check must be crossed. Winning applicants who meet specific approval qualifications through online application can use the "Single Portal with Token for Online Services and Payment" to complete the procedure.

Lottery rules and duplicate application restrictions

• All niches, regardless of their location or seating orientation, will be assigned by lottery and computer random drawing. You cannot choose by yourself.
• Applications that were unsuccessful in the previous monthly ballot (excluding successful applicants who declined their allocation), or that opt to place additional ashes, may receive one extra ballot entry under each applicable category. Each application can receive no more than one additional entry per category.
• For applications submitted from August 1, 2022, regardless of whether the successful candidate accepts the allocation, FEHD will not accept repeated applications for the same columbarium niche for the same deceased person within 6 months from that month.
• If applications for the same deceased person are submitted in consecutive months, the later application is put on hold until the earlier result is known.
• Standard niche applicants must fill in and no less than one the deceased’s information; large niche applicants must fill in and no less than three the deceased’s information. If the first ashes of the deceased have been removed, the niche must be returned to FEHD.

Please note: FEHD pointed out that the application procedure is simple. Applicants only need to fill in the form together with copies of documents and submit it by themselves. There is no need to entrust other persons or institutions to handle the application ; FEHD has not entrusted any institution or person to receive or process applications on its behalf, and no one will enjoy any convenience or privilege. In the public niche, Tim Fat Funeral only assists families in checking eligibility, organising documents and explaining the process. We do not and cannot provide any "expedited" or "in-house" channels. If someone claims to be able to "fix" a government niche for you, please be wary.

BMCPC Niche Allocation

Since the Chinese Permanent Cemeteries (Amendment) Rules 2025 came into effect, BMCPC has provided both renewable columbarium niche and non-renewable columbarium niche in the new niche project for the public to choose from. The renewable niches are divided into ordinary and family categories, and the size specifications are similar to the non-renewable niches.

Around 72,400 new niches in Section A39 (outdoor) and Shung Hau Hall (indoor) at Tseung Kwan O Chinese Permanent Cemetery are being allocated in phases. All niches in this area are smoke-free, and burning incense, candles or paper offerings is prohibited there.

The 2026 Niche Allocation Timetable

Applications in progress: Online applications for Phase 3 family niches at Shung Hau Hall open on 5 October 2026. Details and guidance will be published on BMCPC’s website that day. The cremation document must show that the deceased was cremated on or before 6 November 2026. Allocation is not first come, first served; it is determined by computer ballot, so there is no need to rush to apply on the first day. For help preparing documents, contact us.

Charges and term

• Renewable ordinary niche : Subscription fee is $4,000, and each renewal is $2,000.
• Renewable family niche : Subscription fee $16,000, each renewal $8,000.
• The purchase fee includes interment of the ashes of the first deceased person. Each additional set of ashes costs HK$300; removal is free.
• The first period is 20 years , which can be renewed multiple times, each time 10 years .
• A person with only one deceased can also register to apply for a family niche; a family niche can generally accommodate four deceased persons, and more than four persons can be applied for if necessary.
• The niche does not require renewal and can be placed until the building in which it is located needs to be rebuilt or demolished, the government land grant expires, or the government takes back the land. The current land grant expiration date for Chai Wan Cemetery is May 17, 2036 , and the land grant expiration date for Tsuen Wan and Tseung Kwan O Cemeteries is June 30, 2047 .

Eligibility for Interment

Initial interment is restricted to eligible deceased persons: people of Chinese descent who were permanently resident in Hong Kong, or their spouses or children. Under section 3 of the Chinese Permanent Cemeteries Rules (Cap. 1112A), permanent residence means, for the purposes of the Immigration Ordinance (Cap. 115), continuous residence in Hong Kong for at least seven years, or the right to land and remain in Hong Kong without conditions of stay. A person subsequently interred must be related to the first deceased person in the niche. Qualifying relationships include a spouse; parents, grandparents and great-grandparents on either side, including those of the spouse; siblings, including half-siblings, and their spouses; and the descendants of any such person, including children born outside marriage, adopted children and stepchildren, or their spouses.

Application documents and procedures

1. Submit the online application via the BMCPC website during the application period, and upload: (a) the documents proving the deceased’s permanent residence in Hong Kong during his lifetime (such as the Hong Kong permanent identity card); and (b) the documents proving the deceased’s cremation (if cremated in Hong Kong, he or she “received an ashes permit”), or the document proving the ashes of the deceased issued by the deceased’s current storage location. The content of the document must be in Chinese or English, otherwise it must be translated, signed and stamped by a translation company.
2. The registration application is based on the deceased . Once submitted, the deceased cannot be replaced; only one application is accepted for each deceased in each period. There is no fee to pay when submitting your application.
3. BMCPC will send a confirmation receipt via email within 21 working days after the review, including the deceased Huayong number, which will be used to randomly allocate the subscription order and niche by computer.
4. The lottery results will be announced on the BMCPC website at 2 pm the day after the lottery is drawn, and all applicants will be notified by mail. There is no backup . The application for the current period will be invalid for the unsuccessful candidate, but they can register for the next period.
5. Successful applicants attend the sales office in their allocated order, present original documents and pay the purchase fee. Payment may be made by FPS, cashier’s order or a crossed cheque payable that day to the Board of Management of the Chinese Permanent Cemeteries, or by cash deposited at the designated bank, with the original deposit slip returned to the office.
6. Payment by cashier’s order, cash or FPS permits an interment appointment from 48 hours later; cheque payment permits one from three working days later. Ashes must be placed within the three-month validity period starting on the purchase date, with no extension. Otherwise, BMCPC may cancel the permit and reclaim the niche.

BMCPC Placement Office : 34th Floor, Wu Chung Building, 213 Queen's Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, inquiry hotline 2511 1116, office hours are 9:00 am to 12:30 am and 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm from Monday to Friday (closed on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays). The telephone number of Tseung Kwan O Cemetery is 2340 3385. The cemetery is open from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm every day. The columbarium and offices are from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm every day. They are closed from the first to third day of the Lunar New Year. BMCPC likewise has not entrusted any organisation or person to receive or process applications on its behalf.

Practical reminder: BMCPC recommends that applicants go to the cemetery to inspect the assigned open-air niche and environment before going through the subscription procedures; it is also strongly recommended that the certificate holder be the first relative to bury the deceased, and coordinate with all legal heirs and family members in advance to avoid disputes in the future. There is a daily quota for the placement project. The quota may be suspended or reduced during the Qingming Festival and Double Ninth Festival. It is recommended to make an appointment as early as possible.

Licensed Private Columbaria: Choosing and Checking

The biggest advantages of private niches are that there is no need to draw lots, you can choose your own seat and the same direction, and the worship time is flexible . Some also have indoor air-conditioning, valet services and other services. But the price is much higher, and legality must be verified.

Licensing System under the Private Columbaria Ordinance (Chapter 630)

The government established a licensing system through Chapter 630. Persons who are operating or intending to operate a private columbarium must obtain specified instrument - that is, licence, exemption or temporary suspension of liability - before operating. The businesses permitted by the three are not the same:

" Cutoff Time " means at 8:00 a.m. on June 18, 2014 . If the public wants to check whether a private columbarium has a licence, exemption or temporary suspension of liability, they can visit the " Register of Private Columbaria " on the "Regulation of Private Columbaria" thematic website www.rpc.gov.hk ”; you can also check the “List of Applications for Specified Instruments Received by the Licensing Board” to find out whether a certain property has submitted an application.

Penalties are severe: unlawfully operating a private columbarium or improperly disposing of ashes carries a maximum fine of $2 million and three years’ imprisonment on summary conviction, or $5 million and seven years’ imprisonment on conviction on indictment. Being listed in Part A of the Development Bureau’s ‘Information on Private Columbaria’ does not mean that the premises will necessarily be granted a licence.

Consumer protection: 14-day cooling-off period and trust funds

• The licence applicant must submit the proposed sample placement rights sale agreement to the Licensing Board for approval. The agreement must comply with the requirements of Chapter 630 and must provide a 14-day cooling-off period to the buyer.
• Under the Licensing Board’s Financial Mechanism for Protection of Consumer Interests, licensees required to implement the Basic Financial Arrangements must, during the licence period, deposit 15% of receipts from sales of interment rights into a dedicated account with a licensed bank in Hong Kong. Once the balance reaches HK$5 million, they must establish a trust fund and continue depositing 15% into it to support ongoing operations.
• If a columbarium ceases operations or does not hold a valid licence, eligible purchasers may receive payments from the fund in accordance with the terms of the trust fund deed, provided they meet the prescribed conditions.
• The Private Columbaria (Amendment) Ordinance 2025 further improves regulation, including increasing the penalties for non-compliance with "enforcement notices", creating new offences and revised penalties for " overselling " niches and " overselling " ashes, and creating an offence for selling placement rights when authorisation is revoked or suspended.

Six questions you must ask before buying a private niche

1. The premises is listed in the rpc.gov.hk register with the licence and the exemption letter provides temporary suspension of liability? (Only licensed persons can sell legally)
2. Is the niche I purchased within the approved plan ?
3. The contract states permanent placement rights and fixed-term tenancy ? Are the renewal conditions the same as the fee points?
4. If the columbarium closes in the future, what will happen to the ashes? What do the compensation terms say? Is there a trust fund arrangement?
5. How much are the management fees, hosting fees, additional storage fees, cleaning and worship service fees charged? Are there any annual adjustments?
6. Is there 14-day cooling-off period provision? What are the refund conditions?

We act as an agent for a number of licensed private columbarium and cemetery projects, and can arrange free luxury 7-passenger car to pick up family members for on-site viewing, compare seat orientation, floors, lighting, transportation and management levels one by one, and assist in checking the licence status. See private columbarium niche (special discount) for details.

Cemeteries, public cemeteries and burial urns

Families who choose to be buried must clearly understand Hong Kong’s “ six-year exhumation ” regulations—cemeteries in public cemeteries are not permanent.

Burial in public cemetery

Public cemeteries managed by FEHD that have plots for burial applications include Wo Hop Shek Cemetery (Ming Yin Road, Fanling, Tel. 2675 5296), Cheung Chau Cemetery, Tai O Cemetery and Mui Wo Lai Chi Yuen Cemetery. The latter three are only available to original residents of the Islands District or real residents who have long lived there and their minor children, and must submit certification documents from the Rural Committee. The applicant or the hired licensed undertaker must make an appointment with the cemetery office in advance for the burial date, and bring the completed "Application for Burial in a Public Cemetery" form ( FEHB 144 ) and the original copy of Form 10 (Certificate of Registration of Death for burial) or Form 11 on the day of burial. FEHD will allocate a coffin burial cemetery for qualified applicants on the day of application. The fee is for adult burial $3,190 and for child burial $2,605 .

Private Cemetery and BMCPC Burial Plots

There are two types of private cemeteries: permanent and timely exhumation. For fees and application details, please contact the individual cemetery management agency directly. Operated by the Board of Management of the Chinese Permanent Cemeteries (BMCPC) include Aberdeen, Cape Collinson, Tsuen Wan and Tseung Kwan O Chinese Permanent Cemeteries (enquiry 2511 1116); there are also cemeteries operated by religious or other groups, such as Happy Valley Catholic Cemetery, Pok Fu Lam Road Chinese Christian Cemetery, Cheung Sha Wan Catholic Cemetery, Castle Peak Christian Cemetery, Tao Fong Shan Christian Cemetery, etc.

Exhumation after Six Years: The Procedure

1. Apply for a Permit to Remove / Exhume Remains

   Fill in FEHB 148 , together with documents proving the relationship with the deceased, to FEHD Hong Kong Island (1J Wong Nai Chung Road, Happy Valley) or Kowloon (Hung Hom The Cemeteries and Crematoria Office, No. 6 Cheong Hang Road, G/F, applies for a "Permit to Remove / Exhume Remains" (FEH(L) 86A). The fee is $120 (replacement $140).

2. Arrange exhumation for a registered masonry contractor

   Exhumation of remains must be carried out by a masonry contractor registered with FEHD under the supervision of FEHD staff, otherwise FEHD reserves the right to refuse to provide cremation services or issue a relocation permit for the exhumed remains picked up. Upon completion, an "Authorization Letter for Recovering exhumed remains" ( FEHB 150 ) will be issued.

3. Decide Where the Skeletal Remains Will Be Placed

   Options include cremation of skeletal remains (FEHB 263, HK$90, at Wo Hop Shek or Cheung Chau Crematorium), followed by a niche application, placement in an existing niche or scattering; reburial in a public cemetery urn grave (FEHB 262, HK$6,305 per set of remains or ashes); or reburial in an urn grave or ossuary at a private cemetery.

Consequences of overdue exhumation: If the deceased has not been exhumed by the expiration of the time limit, FEHD will publish an announcement in the gazette and newspapers and send a letter to notify the deceased within the specified time limit. If the deceased is exhumed within the specified time limit, FEHD will exhume and cremate the ashes on his behalf, and bury the ashes in Sandy Ridge Cemetery . We can handle a full set of exhumation, exhumed remains, cremation, burial urn and cemetery applications. For details, please see exhumation. Cemetery .

Green burial: memorial gardens and scattering ashes at sea

For families who prefer a simple, natural arrangement without leaving descendants responsible for renewals and maintenance, green burial without a gravestone is increasingly popular. FEHD currently has 14 Gardens of Remembrance, including New Cape Collinson, New Diamond Hill, Fu Shan, New Kwai Chung, New Wo Hop Shek, Tsang Tsui, Cheung Chau, Lamma Island and Peng Chau.

• Spreading ashes in the Memorial Garden : Fill in FEHB 219 and must submit at least 14 days before the intended date of ashes scattering. Generally, it will be approved within 10 working days . You can scatter it in person or have FEHD staff scatter it on your behalf; if you need to set up a commemorative plaque, you must pay an administrative fee and have it installed by a registered masonry contractor. The ashes spreading service itself is free .
• Sprinkling ashes at sea : It can be carried out in three designated Hong Kong waters - east of Tap Mun, east of Tung Lung Chau, and south of West Lamma Strait . The applicant must be the holder of the "ashes collection permit" or his authorised person, fill in FEHB 198 , and submit it at least 10 days before the planned ashes scattering date. Generally, it will be approved within 5 working days . FEHD provides free ferry several times a month , which departs every Saturday morning (except public holidays). There are etiquette officers on board to assist in holding simple memorial ceremonies.
• Private Memorial Gardens : including BMCPC Tseung Kwan O Memorial Garden (2511 1116) and Pok Fu Lam Road Chinese Christian Cemetery Memorial Garden (Hong Kong Chinese Christian Council, 2337 4171).
• Green Funeral Central Registration List : Citizens can register their wishes for green burial in advance (Form FEHB 278 ). When the registrant’s family members apply for cremation services after the death of the registrant, FEHD can learn their wishes from the list. Inquiry phone number 2562 7130 . Even if the deceased was not registered during his lifetime, descendants can still use green burial for the deceased.
• Online Memorial : You can set up a memorial page for the deceased on the FEHD "Endless Thoughts" website (memorial.gov.hk) and upload text, photos and videos.

Please think twice before scattering ashes: Once ashes are scattered, they cannot be retrieved, and the family will not have a fixed place to worship in the future. It is recommended to fully discuss with all immediate family members first, or consider a compromise approach of "spreading some ashes and retaining some". We can help arrange the ceremony, flowers and transportation on the day of the ashes scattering.

ashes temporary storage and placement at home

If the niche has not yet been drawn, or the family has not reached a consensus, ashes do not have to decide immediately where to go.

• FEHD ashes holding service : Kwai Chung Crematorium facilities only accept ashes bags , Wo Hop Shek Crematorium facilities Only ashes urns are accepted. The storage period is divided into three, six or twelve months , which can be renewed at the end of the period. After the first two months, the monthly fee is $80 . The application form is FEHB 251 . Inquiry hotline 2150 7502/2570 4318/2365 5321.
• Placement at home : The law allows the ashes of not more than 10 the deceased to be placed at home. Suitable for families who want the deceased to be with them for a long time, or to wait for a niche temporarily.
• is added to the existing niche : If the family already has a FEHD or BMCPC niche, adding the deceased ashes usually does not require waiting - FEHD is $140 per copy and BMCPC is $300 per copy. FEHD has lifted the upper limit on the number of ashes placed in public niches in January 2014. As long as they are close relatives or closely related to the first deceased and have been approved, they can be placed in the same niche (Form FEHB 136A).

For specifications of urns, urns and related supplies, please refer to Material List .

Interment of Ashes and the Accompanying Ceremony

"Upper position" means to formally place the deceased ashes into the niche. Traditionally, the Chinese will choose a day to set the throne and hold simple ceremonies according to family beliefs:

• Choosing a day : Generally, the deceased will be avoided on days when the deceased is born with bad luck or bad luck. Some families will ask the master to choose an auspicious day and time.
• Taoist or folk rituals : burning incense, offering offerings (three animals or vegetarian vegetables, fruits, tea and wine), burning paper offerings, and reciting Anwei texts; forbidden incense columbarium (such as Shimen columbarium, BMCPC paragraph A39) must be replaced by flowers, fruits and silent prayer.
• Buddhist ceremony : The Buddhist officiant chants sutras, sprinkles water, and dedicates prayers.
• Christianity/Catholicism : A priest or priest will preside over a brief burial ceremony, reading the Bible, praying, and laying flowers.
• No religion : The family members laid flowers, observed a moment of silence, and read tributes.

For details of the ceremony and arrangements by the master, please refer to various religious ceremonies and one-stop service Taoism. Buddhist ritual . We can also arrange flowers, offerings, transportation and photography on the day of enthronement.

columbarium niche and cemetery FAQs

Here are 23 of the most frequently asked questions by family members. For information about funeral customs, the first seven and the last seven, funeral return gifts condolence money, etc., please see the full version of Frequently Asked Questions ; for the overall funeral process, please see Home Page Process Guide .

Free Advice and Niche Viewings

Choosing a niche or a cemetery involves money, family consensus, and decades of responsibility, so it should not be rushed. Tim Fat Funeral is FEHD licensed undertaker . The store is located in G/F, 26 Baker Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong . It is in the same area as the FEHD Kowloon Cemeteries and Crematorium Office (High Floor Ground Floor, No. 6 Cheong Hang Road, Hung Hom). It is very convenient to handle ashes, exhumed remains and exhumation related applications.

Whether you want to know about this month’s public niche lottery, whether you are in time to apply for the third phase of BMCPC, or whether you want to see a few private columbaria before making a decision, please feel free to contact us at any time. Mr Wu answers calls 24 hours a day and provides free professional advice.

Quick tour of related pages

• Overview of posthumous affairs process
• Service scope
• Private columbarium niche
• New Niche Allocation
• Exhumation and Cemetery Arrangements
• A Wake at a Funeral Parlour
• Coffin
• burial clothing
• paper offerings
• List of materials
• Various religious ceremonies
• Taoist and Buddhist Ceremonies
• Repatriation of Remains
• Funeral Assistance for CSSA Recipients
• FAQ
• latest news
• Contact us
• Site Map

The application procedures, form numbers, timetables and fees quoted on this page are compiled from the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) public columbarium niche allocation arrangements and "Schedule of Cemeteries and Crematorium Service Fees", the Board of Management of the Chinese Permanent Cemeteries (BMCPC) allocation announcement, and the "Regulation of Private Columbaria" thematic website (Chapter 630 of the Private Columbaria Ordinance and Private Columbarium 2025 (Amendment) Ordinance). The fees, quantities and dates of the government and BMCPC may be revised from time to time. For actual conditions, please refer to the latest official announcement, or call us for free inquiries.