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The species of the ant genus    Strumigenys    Smith, 1860 found in Hong Kong are reviewed based on new sampling efforts performed over the past five years (2014–2018). Prior to this, 12    Strumigenys    species had been recorded from Hong Kong, all confirmed here. Moreover, we add to this list three newly described species:    S.   hirsuta    sp. n. ,    S.   lantaui    sp. n. , and    S.   nathistorisoc    sp. n. , and describe for the first time the worker caste of    S.   formosa    Terayama, Lin &amp; Wu, 1995. We report new records for nine additional species, bringing the total number of species to 24, including four newly recorded species (   S.   hexamera    Brown, 1958,    S.   membranifera    Emery, 1869,    S.   nepalensis    Baroni Urbani and De Andrade, 1994, and    S.   rogeri    Emery, 1890) which are considered to be introduced to Hong Kong. A global review of the introduced    Strumigenys    species is presented. The taxonomic validity of    S.   feae    and    S.   formosensis    is discussed in light of new specimen measurements. New ecological information on the swarming periods of 11 species is presented on the basis of year-long sampling of aerial insects. Finally, the importance of our results within Southeast Asia and the need for future sampling efforts in the region is discussed.

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Review of the genus    Strumigenys    (  Hymenoptera  ,   Formicidae  ,   Myrmicinae  ) in Hong Kong with the description of three new species and the addition of five native and four introduced species records