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Asked by Jacqueline deBest from Singapore | Sep. 11, 2011 07:03
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I am Canadian citizen living in Singapore with a dependant pass, do we need a double entry visa to go to Hong Kong, Beijing and Haikou?

I am Canadian citizen living in Singapore with a dependant pass. Going on trip to China Oct 15-29, We are going to Hongkong Beijing and Haikou. Do we need a double entry visa? My Canadian passport expires July 11 2012 and that is 4 days short of having a valid passport 9 months or more valid. Is this a concern?

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Answered by David from China | Sep. 12, 2011 21:39
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Hong Kong is considered as a third territory in terms of visas and Canada passport holders are allowed to stay in HK for up to 90 without a visa, for the purpose of tourism only.
One entry is enough if you visit Beijing and Hainan continuously , for they are both in China mainland. But if you'll visit in this order, Hainan-HK-Beijing or Beijing-HK-Hainan, double entries will be needed.
Your passport are OK if applying for a one-entry visa. Usually, the passport is required to have at least 6 months validity when submitted for visa application.
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