Is there a transit visa requirement for Chinese airports?

4/1/2023 12:48:39 AM

I had a similar question for a transit in Guangzhou. I found it best to check the airport website, and bingo: https://www.baiyunairport.com/byairport-web/menu/index?urlKey=notice_en&id=7728

Passengers who directly transit through Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport for 24 hours can enjoy the policy of exemption from border inspection procedures; Eligible passengers can enjoy the 144-hour transit visa-free policy with a third-country visa and a connecting ticket to a third country (region) with a date and seat determined within 144 hours, and stay in Guangdong for 144 hours via Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport. Please remember to apply to the Chinese border inspection, and make good use of 144 hours to visit Guangdong and taste the delicious food paradise of Guangzhou!

Warm prompt: Eligible passengers can go to the entry permit processing
area of the Terminal 2 border inspection and entry hall of Guangzhou
Baiyun International Airport to handle relevant formalities and then
will be issued temporary entry permits according to law; If you need
to inquire about entry and exit documents and policies, you can call
the 24-hour platform attendant 12367 of the National Immigration
Administration, or log in to the WeChat official account applet of the
National Immigration Administration.

5/2/2016 5:01:56 PM

China Transit Visa (G):
(Updated: 2015/03/18)

  • Visas are not required of aliens, who hold final destination tickets
    and have booked seats on international airliners flying directly
    through China, and will stay in a transit city for less than 24 hours
    without leaving the airport.

  • No visa is required for ordinary passport
    holders from Singapore, Brunei and Japan to visit China for up to 15
    days for business, sightseeing, visiting relatives and friends or
    transit.

  • As of March 2015, citizens of 51 countries may stay visa free
    in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Chongqing, Dalian, Shengyang
    and Harbin for 72 hours while transiting to their destinations.

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