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Asked by NT from Australia | Jun. 24, 2012 22:29
About:Chinese Embassy in Australia

Transit at more than one Chinese airport, require visa or stopover permit?

I am an Australian citizen travelling on Australian Passport. Have a return flight from Sydney Australia to Rome Italy. On the way there are connecting flights in China as follows....

Outbound flight is Sydney to Beijing to Rome.

Inbound/Return flight is Rome to Beijing airport to Shanghai airport then to Sydney.

I fly with Air China the whole way. Can anyone who knows about this please advise if I will require any visas while transiting in China, in particular the return flight where I have to go from Rome to Beijing airport then to Shaghai airport before finally to Sydney?

Many thanks.

Answers (1)
Answered by Carl | Jun. 25, 2012 02:10
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You don't need any visa for a less than 24 hours transit in a Chinese airport if you won't go out of the airport transitional areas that are subject to customs control.
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