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Asked by william leithead from canada | Aug. 21, 2014 14:11
About:Chinese Consulate in Toronto

Visa if our cruise stop in both Shanghai and Hong Kong

My wife and I are Canadian citizens. We are visiting Shanghai & Hong Kong in March 2015 on a cruise ship that stops in each port for 2 days and eventually sails on to Singapore. On my flight back from Singapore at the end of the cruise March 22,2015, we connect through Hong Kong for our Air Canada flight to Canada. Can you advise if I need a visa and if so what kind? How much will it cost?
What documentation is required?

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Answered by Lanca from United Kingdom | Aug. 21, 2014 21:30
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For Shanghai, you stop there over 24 hours, right? If so, you can apply for a transit G type to stay there with your passport, application form with recent taken photo and your onward tickets. The fee is 92CAD.
For HK, nothing is needed and only your passport are enough. You can enjoy a free entry if you stay in HK for no more than 90 days since you are Canadian.
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