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Asked by Kam Leung from Australia | Sep. 23, 2012 07:07
About:China Visa Exemption

Hong Kong citizen from Australia entering China via Guangzhou

Hi all, I am confused by different information. I have visited Guangzhou twice in last 12 months without a visa. I used Hong Kong Identity Card and Entry Permit for Hong Kong citizen. However, someone told me I may be refused to enter without a visa. Very soon I will visit China via Guangzhou again. Not sure I can continue to fly over directly without visa like last two times, or I need a visa, or I go to Hong Kong then enter China from there?

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Answered by Kevin | Sep. 24, 2012 02:04
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You may just enter mainland China with your Hong Kong Identity Card and Entry Permit from Australia directly.
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