Am I allowed to travel without visa into China via transits?

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The thing about China is that the TWOV policy for most nationals will be the same. The policy is 24 hours from the moment you land on any Chinese Airport to the moment you fly away from China to your next country.

Here's a helpful link - https://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa/free-transit-24hour.htm

As long as you meet this condition, your immigration should go without a hiccup.

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To use TWOV, you don't need to have all flights under one reservation. You just need to have all flights booked, with a printout, to facilitate the formalities, especially for the airlines.

I would suggest to take the longer layover in PEK, for two reasons:

  1. Delays are frequent on domestic flights. You can expect your flight from Kunming to be late.
  2. TWOV formalities are very simple and fast: show up at a dedicated counter, give passport, entry card, tickets printout, and get stamped in. But after that, there's no telling how long it can take to transfer.

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