There is a conflict between people over a 72 hr visit.

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Question: Asked by Emilly from new zealand | Apr. 05, 2013 18:50

About:72-Hour Visa-Free Transit FAQ

There is a conflict between people over a 72 hr visit.

'Laurent from USA' says you can't count on staying at the airport for part of a 72 hr. stay, but FAQ says you can in order to reduce the stay to 72 hours. Who is right??

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Answers (1): Answered by Van | Apr. 06, 2013 21:25

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Hi Emilly, as what listed on the other page, according to presentations by Beijing PSB officers, the 72 hours will be counted from the moment visitors get their transit permits, but not the time when they land at the airport. However, different airlines may have different policies regarding this visa free transit. For example, passengers may be denied boarding their flights if they do not have confirmed tickets for leaving within 72 hours (here the 72 hour can be simply calculated based on scheduled landing and scheduled departure of the flights). So, you are suggested to book a flight ticket for leaving within 72 hours to a third country or region. Or it is wise to apply for a visa in advance.

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