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Asked by Alexandra Rodrigues from South Korea | Apr. 14, 2014 01:46
About:China Transit Visa

transit between South Korea - Beijing - Amsterdam - Portugal (Portugal my final destination)

I hold two passports. South African and Portuguese passport. I've been living in South Korea, so I have a Korean visa in my South African passport. I'll be leaving South Korea for Lisbon next week.
1- I want to know if I can enter Beijing (PEK) on my South African passport without having to get a transit visa?

2- Or is it possible to enter on my Portuguese passport even though I won't have an exit stamp in it from South Korea?

I'm trying to figure this dual passport system out, it's proven slightly complicated. I will be grateful for any advice.
Alex

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Answered by Oliver from Iraq | Apr. 14, 2014 03:12
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If your have visa on your South African passport, then you should leave with that too. If you use your Portuguese passport, you might enounter troubles when you go through the immigration channel. As you said, you don't have entry stamp on it.

If you transit in Beijing less than 24 hours, you still needn't apply for the G type. If you stay longer than 24 hours, then you need to apply for a transit type in advance.
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