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Asked by robert from ireland | Sep. 05, 2014 15:49
About:China Visa Exemption

Both the wife and I hold Irish Passports and we are travelling to Honk Kong and Shanghai etc

I am travelling from Dublin to Hong Kong for 7 days on 26th October and then flying to Shanghai and staying their for 2 nights before embarking on a cruise ship leaving Shanghai on 4th November for 8 days. The cruise ports of calling are Xiamen, China - Hong Kong, China - Phu My, Vietnam and thne finishing at Singapore.

I am leaving Signapore on 12trh November for Australia to see my son.

Can you please advise me quickly if I need visa's for the above destinations.

Many thanks

Answers (1)
Answered by Frank from USA | Sep. 05, 2014 20:41
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You need one for China. For HK, you do not need it.
After you reach Xiamen, will you plan to leave the cruise and do sightseeing around the city?
If you want, you need to apply for a Tourist L with double entries for China.
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